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Nude cruises are taking off. Jonathan Savage onow the Special Envoy Witkoff's meeting with Russian President Putin on Ukraine go. Today's National Days. Jeremy Rosenthal on the Luigi Mangione trial and the murder of the National Guard murders.

Today's National Days. Ryan Schmelz on whether or not healthcare subsidies will get done before the year end? Real ID finally being enforced sttarting in February after 20 years. Women still alive in coffin in Thailand. Jonathan Savage on Special Envoy Witkoff to meet with Russian President Putin over Ukraine peace talks. Simon sings UK ice cream jingle.

Today's National Days. Sting operation busts those with fake handicap placards. Don't sleep on a boring Hurricane Season. Coyote stirs up police and other emergency personnel in Ft Myers. Eben Brown on Cyber Monday - let the holiday weekend shopping continue.

Topics: Thanksgiving, Life on Mars, Talk to God, National Days, Love Your Enemy, Breaking Animal News Masterclass, Welcome to the Show, Non-Anxious Voice BONUS CONTENT: Sick Burns of the Bible Quotes: "You can't have gratitude and anger at the same time." "God is THE artist." "Because you didn't plan it, HE gets the credit." "We're all trying to fill a deeper yearning." "You can see God's nature by what's been made." Thanks for listening to this episode of the Oddcast Rewind! We're so glad you joined us for these throwback moments from November of 2022. Whether they were new discoveries or familiar favorites, we hope they brought a little encouragement to your day. . . . Holy Ghost Mama Pre-Order! Want more of the Oddcast? Check out our website! Watch our YouTube videos here. Connect with us on Facebook! For Christian banking you can trust, click here!

McDonald's inntroduces pickle fries. US farmer in Ukraine Gordie Siebring on the alleged Ukraine Russia peace plan. Today's National Days. Eben Brown on Fox News poll on society's thoughts on AI.

Gold Toilet up for auction. Tonya J Powers on Transportation Sec. Duffy announcing civility campaign ahead of busy Thanksgiving travel period. The Corey Mills story is a cautionary tale for women. Today's National Days. Eben Brown on Federal judge ordering some Texas schools to remove ten commandment posters. Stuffing recipes.

Chess boxing. Yup. It's a thing. Tonya J Powers on theDemocratic Party woes? AOC distances herself from Hakeem Jeffries primary challenger. Lake county women shoots Bear in neighbors property. Today's National Days. Jeremy Rosenthal on Trump suing the BBC as well as Jim Comey.

Tonya J Powers as nearly 82 Million Americans projected to travel over Thanksgiving. Your texts and talkbacks. Today's National Days. Ryan Schmelz as the House looks to vote today on resolution to force release of the Epstein files. Your talkbacks and texts.

South Korea closes down infrastructure during students college exam. Today's National Days. Sherriffs in Florida are recruiting exiting NY cops Rory O'Neill that it turns out young women want to leave the USA. Rubio defends US defense tactics worldwide while Chris Murphy doesn't think there will be an upcoming presidential election.

Flamingo from British zoo ends upo in France. Jonathan Savage - Italy age verification for websites prohibited to minors begins. Prince Billy. Today's National Days. Camp Mystic and AI Suicide. Lawsuits

Topics:  Know God, Coffee Study, National Days, Breaking Animal News, Meta, Chat Lane, What You Think You Know, Shock Jock BONUS CONTENT: Knowing God Follow-up   Quotes: "You can know things about God and not actually KNOW God." "God's kingdom just works better." "You don't want to walk away from God in shame." "Capturing your thoughts becomes easier with time and practice." . . . Holy Ghost Mama Pre-Order! Want more of the Oddcast? Check out our website! Watch our YouTube videos here. Connect with us on Facebook!

Today's National Days. Temperatures dropping significantly tonight! 50th Anniversary of the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Trump issues numerous pardons. Trump does play by play at Commanders game.

Inedible food brought to Thanksgiving. Futurist Kevin Cirilli on cloning pets and robot roommates. Today's National Days. Teresa Watkins on the impending freeze. Your texts and talkbacks.

Democrats making embryos "sub human " to justify the killing of babies. Jonathan Savage on the "surrender or die" Russian message to Ukrainian troops trying to prevent the fall of a key city. Today's National Days. Eben Brown as Trump re-nominates Musk "ally" and private astronaut Jared Isaacman as the new NASA chief. Your texts and talkbacks.

Today's National Days. Jonathan Savage on the first ever country in the world announces ban on smoking for the next generation. Idiot dressed in Hitler costume fired from job as hockey coach. Jeremy Rosenthal on the big SCOTUS case.

What do you do with your PJ's aged wearing them? Tonya J. Powers has the latest on Election Day. Lizzie loves Christmas music on the IHeart Radio App. Today's National Days. Eben Brown on how is shutdown impacting air travel.

Elizabeth Sendelweck, FFA Director of the National Days of Community Service describes the highly impactful 30 plus service projects that 2500 FFA members performed around the Indianapolis area during the Convention.

Today's National Days. What using the nuclear option could result in. Simon brings in his own Dwayne to win an argument. Simon provides some safety tips for trick or treating.

Sea World Customer hit by bird while on a rollercoaster. Eben Brown as Amazon targets as many as 30K corporate job cuts. Today's National Days. Alex De Silva from AccuWeather on the aftermath on Hurricane Melissa.

Get ready to embrace the great outdoors like never before at the Gateway Outdoor Expo + Summit, happening November 14th through 16th at the St. Charles Convention Center! This event is the ultimate playground for outdoor enthusiasts, and I had the chance to catch up with Brad Kovach, the founder and deputy director at River City Outdoors, who's practically a legend in the local outdoor community. Brad filled us in on all the exciting happenings this year. With over 150 vendors showcasing gear, activities, and clubs, there's something for everyone. Whether you're into hiking, biking, or just looking for some new gear for your next adventure, you'll find it here. Plus, the expo is completely free to enter, and parking is a piece of cake! Before the main event even starts, join the St. Charles Runners Club for a group run, followed by a breakfast treat. And if biking is more your jam, there's a guided ride on the Katy Trail planned for Sunday.But wait, there's more! The expo is not just a shopping spree; it's a full-on experience. Throughout the weekend, there will be presentations by experts on various outdoor topics, all happening right on the expo floor. Whether you want to learn about sustainable camping or get tips on cycling, there's a session for you every half hour. Families will love the interactive scavenger hunt designed to keep kids engaged while parents explore all the booths. It's a fantastic opportunity to foster a love for the outdoors in the whole family. So dust off those hiking boots, pack your bike, and get ready for an unforgettable weekend at the Gateway Outdoor Expo Plus Summit![00:00] Welcome to the Gateway Outdoor Expo Plus Summit[00:35] Meet the Hosts and Special Guest Brad Kovach[01:52] Event Details and Exciting Activities[03:52] New Features and Activities for 2023[05:54] Gear, Vendors, and Planning Insights[14:52] Fun for Families and Special Attractions[17:33] Professional Summit and VIP Mixer[20:17] Gear Library and River City Outdoors[23:22] Mountain Biking Adventures[23:35] Exploring Bentonville's Trails[24:15] Favorite Outdoor Activities[26:12] The Benefits of Outdoor Activities[29:25] Gateway Outdoor Expo Details[35:42] The Importance of Keeping Nature Clean[42:28] Fun with Words and National Days[47:54] Closing Remarks and Thank YouTakeaways: The Gateway Outdoor Expo is back and it's a free entry event, folks! This year, expect exciting activities like a non-competitive run and bike ride before the Expo opens. With over 150 booths, there's gear galore and plenty of outdoor activities to explore at the Expo! Brad Kovach, founder of the Expo, emphasizes the importance of community and getting outside for mental well-being. New this year: presentations every half hour on topics from paddle sports to grassroots conservation efforts. Families can enjoy a fun scavenger hunt during the Expo, keeping kids engaged while exploring! River City Outdoors HomepageGateway Outdoor Expo Home Page - Gateway Outdoor ExpoFacebook - Gateway Outdoor Expo + Summit 2025Terrain Magazine – Outdoor Recreation, Adventure & Culture | St. LouisInstagram - River City OutdoorsThis is Season 8! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#gatewayoutdoorexpo #outdooractivities #outdoorrecreation #RiverCityOutdoors #Terrainmagazine...

Topics:  Wisdom, National Days, Extra Grace, Welcome To The Show, Love BONUS CONTENT: Dilemma Street…Being Single, Music Festival   Quotes: "I have to trust the character of God." “I fear I may have over hyped this.” “I like the vibe.” “Struggling with God does not mean you're on the outs with God.” . . . Holy Ghost Mama Pre-Order! Want more of the Oddcast? Check out our website! Watch our YouTube videos here. Connect with us on Facebook! For Christian banking you can trust, click here!

Only one camera was pointed at the jewelry that was stolen. Jonathan Savage on President Trump heading out for an Asia trip later this week. Jerry Demmings is planning to run for governor. Today's National Days. Alex De Silva from ACCUWEATHER has the latest on Melissa. Minnesota court rules in favor of biological male playing women's sports.

Today's National Days. Ryan Schmelz on a pardoned January 6th demonstrator is arrested for allegedly threatening to kill House Minority Leader Jeffries. Alex De Silva from ACCUWeather has the latest on Melissa.

Imagine curling up with a steaming bowl of soup that wraps around you like a warm hug. That's the sort of comfort that Anne Carpenter, a soup aficionado with over 30 years of experience, brings to the table. In our conversation, we unwrap her latest book, Soup for You, where she dishes out not just recipes but also wisdom on elevating your soup game. We explore the magic of summer soups, a topic most people think is reserved for winter months, and Anne shares her favorite – hearty corn chowder. As she spills the beans on the art of crafting the perfect soup, you can practically hear the simmering pots and aroma of garlic wafting through the air. She emphasizes that great soup doesn't just happen; it starts with the right foundation, including sautéing aromatics in your choice of fat to build layers of flavor. With a sprinkle of humor and a dash of wit, we learn how to transform simple ingredients into culinary masterpieces. So grab your ladle, and let's get ready to stir up some soup magic together![00:00] Introduction to the Show and Hosts[00:05] Guest Introduction: Anne Carpenter[01:23] Sponsor Acknowledgment and Thought to Ponder[02:42] Anne Carpenter's Favorite Soup: Corn Chowder[03:21] Exploring Cold Soups[05:11] The Seven Steps to Superior Soups[08:51] Making Homemade Stock[11:11] Finishing Touches and Seasonings[12:07] Understanding Thickeners in Soups[13:46] De-glazing the Pan and Fond[15:26] Tortilla Soup and Tomatillos[16:25] Seafood Soups and Chowders[17:22] Bermuda Fish Soup and Vegetable Soups[18:29] Difference Between Soup and Bisque[19:01] Margarita Soup and Essential Soup Tools[19:45] Broth vs. Stock[20:43] Butter and Watermelon Gazpacho[21:12] Melon Gazpacho Variations[21:56] The Secret Ingredient: Pears[23:38] Squash Soup Tasting[26:26] Kitchen Conservatory and Gadgets[35:35] Fun Facts and Mental Floss[37:46] National Days and JokesTakeaways: A good bowl of soup can warm your soul and comfort you like a cozy hug. Anne Carpenter has been teaching the art of soup-making for over three decades, seriously, that's a soup-tastic resume! Her new book, Soup for You, dives into the delicious world of bisque, chowder, and more, perfect for any season. Did you know that summer soups are just as amazing as winter ones? It's soup season all year round! Never underestimate the power of a good stock; homemade is always better than store-bought, trust me on this! Wine isn't just for sipping; it can elevate your soup game by adding incredible depth and flavor. Soup for You - Kitchen ConservatorySoup For You – Reedy PressThis is Season 8! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#soup #soupmaking #kitchenconservatory #chowder #gazpacho #bisque #bonebroth #broth #chickensoup #stock

Today's National Days. Jonathan Savage on the Thieves that rob priceless jewels from Paris' Louvre in brazen heist. Border Czar Tom Homan. Alex De Silva from ACCUWeather has the latest on Tropical Storm Melissa.

Today's National Days. Kevin Cirilli on Tay Tay being a no no to space. Steadman's Sports Blitz. Eben Brown has the latest from Gaza.

Security camera catches cat drops mouse into boiling pot cooking on a stove. Ryan Schmelz has the latest on the shutdown. Dems embarrass themselves by berating a capital police officer. Today's National Days. Eben Brown has the latest on POTUS holding a press conference with the FBI Director.

We like to celebrate the silly National Days everyday and today is Grouch Day! So celebrate the grouches in your life!

Bad picture of Trump on cover of Time magazine. Tonya J Powers on the naked Portland bike ride protest. Alleged attacker of jogger in Orlando released on bond. Today's National Days. Ryan Schmelz on if troops will be paid. Your texts and talkbacks.

Remembering Hooters Airlines. Jonathan Savage on the Trump Speech to Israel Parliament. Today's National Days. Andre DiMino on the history of Columbus Day. Trump audio from today's speech to the Israeli Parliament.

Former George W Bush chef deported. Jonathan Savage has the latest on peace in the Middle East. Letitia James indicated on Fraud Charges. Today's National Days. Jeff Monosso on current state of Chicago crime. Today's texts and talkbacks.

Is Bill Belichek done at North Carolina? Florida man charged with starting Palisades fire. Shaq is an extremely large man. Today's National Days. Eben Brown on the bill that would make Florida colleges, universities name streets after Charlie Kirk Thoughts of forcing Universities to name roads after Charlie Kirk.

What makes people buy — logic or emotion? In this episode, behavioral science expert Phill Agnew, host of The Nudge Podcast, joins Sal to unpack the psychology behind every purchase decision. From the power of scarcity (“12 per customer”) to why “National Days” actually drive sales, Phill reveals how simple, science-backed tweaks can dramatically increase conversions — without resorting to gimmicks. You'll learn how to speak to your customer's instinctive brain, create offers that trigger real action, and sell in a way that feels good — for you and your customers. This episode will change the way you think about marketing forever. — Sal

Today's National Days. Jonathan Savage on Zelinsky criticizing the US. Threats to Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway. Jeremy Rosenthal on Ghislaine Maxwell, Diddy and more.

Your texts and talkbacks. Tonya J Powers on the war zone that is Portland, Or. Today's National Days. Alex DaSilva from AccuWeather has the latest on the tropics. More Biden DOJ Administration audio.

Today's National Days. Tonya J Powers on SCOTUS beginning a new session. 250th Anniversary of the Navy. Ryan Schmelz has the latest on the shutdown.

Trump to allow the release of the classified documents concerning Amelia Earhart. Tonya J Powers on the launch of Taylor's album Your texts and talkbacks on today's topics. Today's National Days. Eben Brown has the latest on the Yom Kippur attack in Manchester, UK.

In a lively discussion about stuttering, the episode shines a light on the often-overlooked community of individuals who stutter. Our guests, Christine Rose, Jamie Saunders-Anglin, and Molly Porzel, offer a wealth of knowledge and personal anecdotes that enrich the conversation. Christine, a seasoned speech-language pathologist, drives home the point that stuttering is not merely a speech problem but a condition with deep-rooted genetic ties. This insight shifts the narrative from one of shame to one of understanding, emphasizing that stuttering is a natural variation rather than a defect. Jamie's experiences as a mother of a child who stutters add a poignant layer to the dialogue, as she recounts the challenges and triumphs of her family's journey towards acceptance. Her advocacy led to significant changes, including the introduction of a speech-related medical alert to your driver's license to inform law enforcement and first responders about your stutter, aimed at preventing misunderstandings in high-stress situations, such as encounters with law enforcement. Meanwhile, Molly brings in a unique perspective as both a wife and a mother within the stuttering community, discussing the social and emotional impacts on children and the importance of instilling confidence and self-advocacy from a young age. This episode is a powerful reminder that while stuttering presents challenges, it also fosters resilience, community, and a rich tapestry of human experience.[00:00] Introduction to Stuttering[00:48] Welcome to St. Louis in Tune[02:44] Meet Our Guests[04:10] Understanding Stuttering[10:25] Personal Stories and Experiences[11:56] Support and Advocacy[21:55] Medical Alert Initiative[28:58] Brief Break and Sponsor Message[29:24] Better Rate Mortgage Ad[30:09] Welcome Core Initiative[31:01] National Stuttering Association Conference[36:54] Local Support Groups for Stuttering[49:51] Mental Floss and Fun Facts[51:04] National Days and Podcast Information[53:02] Humorous Jokes and Closing RemarksTakeaways: About 1% of adults stutter in the U.S., which is around 3 million people, wow! Stuttering is more common in males than in females, with a ratio of about 4:1. There isn't a universal cure for stuttering; it's a complex issue that varies for everyone. The National Stuttering Association works hard to reduce stigma and support those who stutter. Self-advocacy plays a crucial role for individuals who stutter, helping them communicate their needs better. The new medical alert program for driver's licenses helps law enforcement understand stuttering better. WeStutter - National Stuttering Association Home PageWeStutter - St Louis Teens ChapterWeStutter - St Louis Family ChapterFacebook - WeStutterYouTube - WeStutterInstagram - WeStutterPinterest - WeStutterNational Stuttering Association | LinkedInThis is Season 8! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#stuttering #nationalstutteringassociation #nsa #stutteringsupports #InternationalStutteringAwarenessDay #slp #speechlanguagepathologist

Dave and Chuck the Freak talk about list of National Days celebrated today, things to look forward to in October, old lady on the news gets annoyed when reporter gets her age wrong, emailer used Nair before vasectomy, no shoes at work trend, Dave calls Jason out for slouching in meeting, road rage incident where cars chase and hit each other, other people injured on Universal roller coaster, old grandma passed out on dinosaur ride, woman ran over 10 people, hackers took over Zoom meeting and played porn, people planning their own funerals, world’s tallest bridge, Tyreek Hill officially confirmed to be out for season, 58-year-old college football player, Michael Jackson apparently stunk, Diddy sentencing, Theo Von bombed recording Netflix special, Wheel Of Fortune $1M winner, shortage of male porn stars, Taylor Swift surpasses 100m record sales, Bruce Springsteen movie, Grady Judd roasts prostitutes, guy on motorcycle went 140mph, fugitive seen walking in background of news story talking about him, guy busted slipping camera under hotel doors, guy got shot in both legs at wedding after talking about bride, husband and wife arrested for DUI, woman found walking with fake gun and her own poop in pockets, elephant charged at tourists, road maintenance crew was hit by drowsy old man, months long police sting at rub and tug, guy carries woman stuck on flooded road, guy bit by shark, bite resistant wet suits, smart ring got guy booted from flight, restaurant charges on sliding scale, Chick Fil A drink locations, chicken tenders at Wendy’s, and more! This episode of Dave & Chuck is brought to you in part by Profluent http://bit.ly/4fhEq5l

Dave and Chuck the Freak talk about list of National Days celebrated today, things to look forward to in October, old lady on the news gets annoyed when reporter gets her age wrong, emailer used Nair before vasectomy, no shoes at work trend, Dave calls Jason out for slouching in meeting, road rage incident where cars chase and hit each other, other people injured on Universal roller coaster, old grandma passed out on dinosaur ride, woman ran over 10 people, hackers took over Zoom meeting and played porn, people planning their own funerals, world's tallest bridge, Tyreek Hill officially confirmed to be out for season, 58-year-old college football player, Michael Jackson apparently stunk, Diddy sentencing, Theo Von bombed recording Netflix special, Wheel Of Fortune $1M winner, shortage of male porn stars, Taylor Swift surpasses 100m record sales, Bruce Springsteen movie, Grady Judd roasts prostitutes, guy on motorcycle went 140mph, fugitive seen walking in background of news story talking about him, guy busted slipping camera under hotel doors, guy got shot in both legs at wedding after talking about bride, husband and wife arrested for DUI, woman found walking with fake gun and her own poop in pockets, elephant charged at tourists, road maintenance crew was hit by drowsy old man, months long police sting at rub and tug, guy carries woman stuck on flooded road, guy bit by shark, bite resistant wet suits, smart ring got guy booted from flight, restaurant charges on sliding scale, Chick Fil A drink locations, chicken tenders at Wendy's, and more!This episode of Dave & Chuck is brought to you in part by Profluent http://bit.ly/4fhEq5lSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

New World Record in pulling things with their teeth. Ryan Schmelz reports as today is shutdown day. Still to come.... Today's National Days. Joe Cardinale on how to spot a fake cop. Your texts and talkbacks on today's topics.

Today's National Days. We ask Rory O'Neill is anywhere safe anymore? Eric Adams drops out of the BY Governors race. Steadman's Lil Sports Corner. Jeff Monosso on why are car prices are suddenly on the rise. Conservative street reporter assulted.

Topics: "Make yourself at home", Pumpkin Spice Cough Drops, Baby Animals in Cribs, Lock-Ins, Tommy Hilfiger Apartment, Proverbs 12:11, Breaking Animal News, National Days, Doctor's Handwriting Brant's Basics, Guys Going Bald, Dealing with Depression, Exit Door on a Plane   BONUS MATERIAL: Christians & Hypocrisy Quotes: “They're making pumpkin spice cough drops. We're all getting played.” “If he could drop the price from $59 million to $5,000 I think we could make it work.” “There's some good quality video stuff going down on my FB page.” “God is doing beautiful things when you look for it.” Thanks for listening to this episode of the Oddcast Rewind! We hope you enjoyed these clips from past episodes—Whether these moments were brand new to you or sparked some nostalgia, we hope they added a bit of joy and encouragement to your day. . . . Holy Ghost Mama Pre-Order! Want more of the Oddcast? Check out our website! Watch our YouTube videos here. Connect with us on Facebook! For Christian banking you can trust, click here!

Topics:  Shock Jock, Matthew 5, National Days, Church Wounds BONUS CONTENT: Snacks & Good Company, Dilemma Street…Misunderstanding    Quotes: “Who really has the good life?” “I won't give people the power to stop me from walking with God.” “I delegate. I'm really good at leadership.” “They are on the Triple Dragon VBS Bus.” . . . Holy Ghost Mama Pre-Order! Want more of the Oddcast? Check out our website! Watch our YouTube videos here. Connect with us on Facebook! For Christian banking you can trust, click here!

It is a Frogboy FRIDAYYY! Tobin is out once again today, so that means Marcos AKA Frogboy is on the mic this Friday! Leroy starts off the long weekend with a bang as he once again loses another battle with technology as he mutes himself for the first couple minutes. We are all pumped that football is back, but no one is more excited than Brittney about the fact that F1 is back! We must of course talk about the news that took the sports world by storm yesterday, the Dallas Cowboys traded Micah Parsons to Greenbay, Leroy shares his thoughts on the trade and how ridiculous Jerry Jones sounds! Then it's Frogboys time to shine as we go through his favorite segment of Day-to-Day, we get into famous birthdays and National Days!

With Tobin out, it's a Marcos-led ride from start to finish, and things go off the rails immediately in the best way possible. We kick things off with Hall of Fame Game hype, Eric Allen's distractingly beautiful eyes, and a deep philosophical debate: should the Marlins hovering around .500 actually be celebrated? Marcos brings the chaos with a Day to Day segment, revealing today's National Days and celebrity birthdays — which somehow unlocks a wild club story from Leroy's past involving Wesley Snipes. Then, Hour Tua begins, and so does the madness. Leroy recounts his break saga involving eggs, bacon, and a shirt that overstayed its welcome. The crew attempts (and fails) to prepare him for British culture ahead of his trip. Things go completely sideways as we trade embarrassing bathroom stories, analyze the Dolphins' defense, and — yes — even talk nose hairs. Sports? Don't worry, we eventually circle back with the Miami Heat's shocking connection to the biggest memorabilia heist in sports history. Hour 3 keeps the criminal theme going as we unpack Gilbert Arenas allegedly running a casino out of his house (with his name literally on the tables), and Marcus Morris getting called out for owing over $200K to a casino. Somehow, we pivot into a debate on moms, dads, and which zodiac signs are truly insufferable. We round it out with a skeptical round of Goosies or No Goosies, as a Miami Hurricanes recruit's superhuman strength fails to impress. Finally, in Hour 4, we hit headlines and wrap up with the return of “Why You Always Lyin? – Brittney Edition.” She tries to fool the crew with three wild statements: an obsession with 50 Cent, bad driving habits, or a celebrity run-in. Only one is true — and you won't believe which it is.

With Tobin out, it's another Marcos-led takeover, and we dive right in as we gear up for tonight's Hall of Fame Game. Marcos runs through this year's Hall of Fame inductees — though let's be honest, all anyone can talk about are Eric Allen's mesmerizing eyes. We shift gears to the Marlins: hovering near the .500 mark — is that something to celebrate, or just a step in the right direction? Then it's time for a classic Marcos segment: Day to Day, where we break down today's National Days and famous birthdays. Things take a wild turn when Leroy shares a traumatic (and hilarious) flashback involving none other than Wesley Snipes at the club back in the day!

Hour Tua is packed with all things Dolphins! We dive into the latest stories coming out of training camp, including updates on Jaylen Waddle's spot on Aux, notable injuries, standout performers, and more. Why are contact injuries becoming so common in today's sports? Brittney and Leroy share their takes on what's behind the trend. Marcos brings the laughs with a look at today's National Days, and things get heated when the team debates a serious question: Does cake really belong in cheesecake? Spoiler alert—snitches still get stitches.

Today's show is packed with sports talk, laughs, and plenty of spirited debate. With Tobin out for a few days, Marcos takes the reins as host and kicks things off by diving into the latest headlines. We discuss Minkah Fitzpatrick's return to Miami and react to Dolphins training camp news, including the concerning knee injury to Kader Kohou. Are the Dolphins cursed this season? We also break down Travis Hunter's bold claim to unicorn status — is he truly the real deal, or is that a bit premature? The conversation then shifts to Hour Tua, where we cover everything Dolphins — from Jaylen Waddle's evolving role on Aux to standout performers and injury updates. Brittney and Leroy tackle a hot topic: why contact injuries are becoming so common in sports today. Marcos adds some humor by exploring today's National Days, sparking a lively debate about a very serious question: does cake really belong in cheesecake? Spoiler: snitches still get stitches. Later, Marcos and Leroy analyze the impact of Kohou's injury on the Dolphins' defense, debating whether the team should prioritize adding depth to the secondary or bolster their pass rush. Leroy delivers a bold take about wide receivers: just because you play the position doesn't mean you can catch — and the crew wonders if this might finally be Julian Hill's breakout year. College football also gets attention as we highlight standout players from the Miami Hurricanes and speculate on Carson Beck's chances of success in South Florida. To cap it all off, we get to know our substitute producer Brittney in a special edition of Why You Always Lyin? She shares three unbelievable stories — but only one is true. The crew tries to guess: Did Brittney really go to high school with Zion Williamson, lose a tooth to a shuffleboard puck, or has she never played a competitive sport? Finally, the show wraps with an exciting round of Sports Family Feud, hosted by our game show king Frogboy. The competition heats up over quirky topics like professional birds and celebrity signatures, leading to some surprisingly intense fun.