Countdown: Top 10 Most Loved Brands of 2025 #10 — Olive GardenBreadsticks! Endless salad.General excitement.#9 — Mountain Mike’s PizzaNot a local option for the hosts.Quick note that it’s a national brand.#8 — Texas RoadhouseAcknowledgment of local locations, including new ones.Share personal experiences.#7 — Nothing Bundt CakesSurprise at the ranking.Reactions to the popularity of the brand.#6 — BJ’s Restaurant & BrewhousePraise for the food.Mention the famous Pizookie dessert.#5 — In-N-Out BurgerNot available locally, but loved by those who grew up with it.Funny note about order 67 being removed due to customers’ antics.#4 — First WatchGreat breakfast spot.Hosts discuss visiting frequently.Quick mention of bar options (bottomless mimosas?).#3 — BBQ Chicken (all lowercase)Not familiar in Florida.Quick commentary on unknown brands on the list.#2 — Trader Joe’sHosts don’t shop there because it’s not nearby.Talk about its cult-like fan base.#1 — Dave’s Hot ChickenHighlighted as the #1 most loved brand.Hosts discuss:New locations popping up everywhere.Traffic chaos near locations.Surprising fact: Drake and Samuel L. Jackson invested, helping its explosive growth.Clarify it’s Dave’s, not Drake’s Hot Chicken.Personal desire to try it. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SEGMENT 1 — Setting the StageQuestion posed: “Are these the worst Christmas songs of all time?”Hosts clarify their relationship with Christmas music:One listens only occasionally (tree decorating, Christmas morning).One avoids it entirely—would rather plug their ears. SEGMENT 2 — Reviewing the List (Song by Song) 1. “I Never Knew the Meaning of Christmas” – NSYNCSome familiarity.Reaction: “It’s whatever… I get why it’s on the list.”2. “Cherry, Cherry Christmas” – Neil DiamondCo-host’s childhood connection (mom’s album, first concert).Agreement: belongs on the “worst” list.3. “Don’t Shoot Me Santa” – The KillersNeither host knows it.Judged purely by title: immediate “no.”4. “Dominic the Donkey” – Lou MonteImmediate agreement: belongs on the list.One host has never heard it.5. “Funky Funky Christmas” – New Kids on the BlockReactions: sounds awful, questionable attempt at creating an original Christmas hit.6. “Santa Baby” – Michael BubléDiscussion about the original (Eartha Kitt).Disagreement: Bublé can sing—should it really be on the list?7. “I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas”One host doesn’t hate it.Other host is glad they've avoided it.8. “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer”Strong reaction: “Worst Christmas song of all time.”Always gets turned off instantly.9. “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus” – Jackson 5Debate: cute classic vs. slightly “risqué.”10. “The Christmas Shoes” – NewSongBoth hosts OUT.Described as sad, slow, and “not the best.”11. “Wonderful Christmastime” – Paul McCartneyDivisive!One host loves it: “He’s a Beatle—come on!”The other thinks he should’ve stuck to Beatles songs.12. “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” – Band AidDiscussion about the big lineup: Bono, George Michael, Sting, etc.Despite the star power, hosts find it just “okay.”13. “The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don’t Be Late)” – Alvin & The ChipmunksChildhood nostalgia for one host.A one-listen-per-day max.Other host fully checks out and stares at the studio TV. SEGMENT 3 — Launa’s Christmas Music StanceReiterates: doesn’t hate Christmas, just the music.Tree decorating soundtrack? → Breaking Benjamin, not Christmas music. SEGMENT 4 — Bonus Mention“Christmas Cookies” – George StraitControversial take: maybe not his best song.“Don’t ever say that about the King!” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SEGMENT 1: Arrival in Key West A. Early morning flightGroup of 15 guys, 10 sharing an Airbnb.Arrive around 9 A.M., Airbnb not ready until 4.Solution: Backpacks on, bar-hopping begins immediately.B. First impressionsLocals keep asking: “Are you guys coming or going?”Group: “Just got here — ready to have a good time.” SEGMENT 2: The House & The Group A. The Airbnb situationSurprisingly not trashed despite 10 dudes.Only casualty: leaving behind a fridge full of beer.B. House logisticsSome guys in hotels, most in the house.Doing headcounts each morning to make sure everyone survived. SEGMENT 3: HIGHLIGHT — The Guinness Chugging Legend A. Irish Kevin’s barOne of the best bars in Key West.Guests go on stage to chug Guinness for time.B. The challengeWoman does it in ~5 seconds.Another contestant: ~4 seconds.The bachelor, Marshall, steps up…C. Marshall’s moment of gloryChugs a full Guinness in 1.94 seconds — breaks the posted record.Group erupts. Marshall becomes instant celebrity.D. Return trip to check the recordLater that night: record still standing.A huge “corn-fed” bachelor challenges Marshall to a chug-off.E. Round 2 showdownIrish Kevin’s performer says he’s “betting on Marshall.”Whiskey poured into Guinness as an extra challenge.Marshall crushes him again.Wins bragging rights, possibly a shirt or free beer. SEGMENT 4: Poolside Mishaps A. Saturday morning roll callEveryone accounting for themselves.Suddenly spot Ryan passed out next to a pool chair.B. The consequencesRyan: “I was comfortable all night.”Reality: Wakes up covered in massive mosquito bites.Only guy who slept outside the entire weekend. SEGMENT 5: Travel Disasters A. Sunday departuresGroup splits: flights to Tampa and St. Pete.Most are home by noon.B. The delayed flight guyOne friend’s flight (Allegiant) gets delayed repeatedly:9:30 → 11:30 → ???No one hears if he ever actually left Key West.Group assumes they are “down one man.”C. The guy who missed the flight on the way thereOversleeps, runs to airport… realizes he forgot all his luggage.Had to take a later flight.Spent the weekend in basically two outfits anyway. SEGMENT 6: The Aftermath A. Marshall loses his voiceAttempts to call fiancée but sounds like a broken kazoo.She was also celebrating with her own event back home.B. Return to realityHost shows up to work Monday, surprisingly early.Co-host expected a “I’m wrecked” text that never came. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. INTRO SEGMENTHosts set the stage for today’s Second Date Update.Quick recap:Tyler met Anna online.They had their first date at Olive Garden.Tyler thought it went great but Anna never responded afterward.Hosts question whether anything strange happened on the date.Tyler insists it was normal and he wants answers. 2. CALLING ANNAProducer Kevin reaches Anna and brings her on the line.Hosts thank her for joining and explain Tyler is confused about being ghosted.Anna hesitates — says her reason is embarrassing.Hosts encourage honesty; assure her Tyler really wants to know. 3. TYLER JOINS THE CALLTyler is patched in to hear Anna’s explanation.Anna reluctantly shares the truth:She was extremely distracted because Tyler’s nose hairs were long, thick, and protruding.She compares them to a “Christmas tree” coming out of his nose.Says she couldn’t focus on the date or even remember what he looked like—only the nose hairs. 4. REACTIONS & TENSIONHosts react with surprise and humor.Tyler is embarrassed but says he can “take care of that.”Anna doubles down:Says even her 90-year-old grandfather trims his nose hair.Questions how Tyler didn’t notice.Suggests it’s a sign he ignores other things in life.Tyler feels Anna is being unnecessarily harsh.Anna argues he forced her into discussing it publicly. 5. BREAKDOWN OF COMMUNICATIONTension escalates:Anna questions Tyler’s awareness.Tyler protests the insults.Hosts attempt to de-escalate.It becomes clear:There is no chance of a second date. 6. RESOLUTIONHosts confirm both parties do not want to see each other again.Anna repeats she never wants to see “those nose hairs” again.Tyler tries to lighten the mood with humor (“Now I know why my nose is never cold.”)Hosts wrap up with light commentary about the situation. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SEGMENT 1 — The Journey to the Party • The Drive45-minute trek in rush-hour traffic.First time attending a Beasley company Christmas party since 2020.• Dress Code ConfusionTheme: “Christmas chic with a touch of Vegas.”J.R. chooses a tuxedo jacket, black shirt, jeans, nice boots.Lots of compliments — representing the station well.• Who Showed UpOnly J.R. and KC from QYK in attendance.Shock from coworkers that J.R. actually did his hair. SEGMENT 2 — The Party Atmosphere • Venue VibesHeld at “Win Derby,” formerly “Derby Lane.”Restaurant/bar area near the station.• The DrinksDrink tickets distributed by Marc from sales.J.R. jokes he could take him if he needed more tickets. SEGMENT 3 — The Chaotic Karaoke Contest • A Rocky StartNo karaoke machine — contestants must pull lyrics on their own phones.DJ plays instrumental tracks only.Slow songs dominate early performances.• J.R. Steps InDecides to “liven things up.”Performs his go-to karaoke track: “Country Girl (Shake It For Me)” by Luke Bryan.Crowd goes wild — fan-voted contest narrows down to:J.R. vs. Valerie from Maxima (who performs a Bad Bunny song).• The TiebreakerJ.R. strategizes with coworkers Rich and Davi.Chooses a crowd-pleaser: “Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy” by Big & Rich.The crowd votes… J.R. wins!• The Trophy RevealA hilariously homemade “macaroni-and-fork” trophy.Official title: “Macaroni Radio Karaoke Award.”QYK now holds bragging rights for one year. SEGMENT 4 — Bonus Wins & Party Highlights • Line Dancing HeroJ.R. teaches line dancing.Wins a $50 gift card to Noble Crust.• Planned 45 Minutes → Stayed 2.5 HoursJ.R. unexpectedly becomes the life of the party. SEGMENT 5 — Who Got the Drunkest? • Pre-party PredictionsCandidates: Sales, Programming, Promotions, HR.• The WinnerWinner: Promotions, specifically the sweet woman who helped with the cash contest.She had “4 or 5 Jamesons” and was on fire.• The ChaosShe:Dropped it like it’s hot on the dance floor.Heckled the karaoke results (“Maxima should’ve won!”).Got called out on the mic by big boss Ron: “You need to chill out.” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SEGMENT 1: “The Drunk Raccoon Chronicles” A. SetupJ.R. asks Launa what’s newLauna opens with: “Did you hear about the raccoon?”Immediate confusion and curiosityB. Story BreakdownRaccoon breaks into a Virginia liquor storeKnocks bottles off shelvesDrinks gin/whiskey off the floorLater found passed out in the bathroom, arms stretched out like a college student on a rough nightStore posts pictures on social mediaReactions from the hostsShockLaughterCuriosity about Launa’s social media algorithm (“drunk raccoon” content) SEGMENT 2: “Launa’s Electric Scooter Disaster” A. SetupLauna announces: “You warned me… and it finally happened.”B. The StoryPost-Thanksgiving hangout at a friend’s houseHouse is only 10 doors downDecision to ride electric scooter instead of walkingTito’s vodka packed in a backpack “for safety”Ride over is fineLeaving at night on an inclineClips the curb → full send → face-first wipeoutRockstar-level crash witnessed by her boyfriend Paul and friend JoeyC. The Damage ReportKnee banged up for daysScrapes like a 10-year-oldHand torn upHosts ask if she felt anything → she did NOTPaul dying laughingLauna still rides the scooter homeD. AftermathNext morning pain = “brutal”Rethinking electric scooter ownershipHosts tease her about ignoring warningsImportant detail: No Tito’s was harmed in the accidentBottle was already empty anyway See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. THE BACKSTORY: A NIGHT OUT + A DAREMan goes out drinking with friends 30 years ago.Friends dare him to swallow a plastic cigarette lighter.Hosts joke:“That’s smart.”“How do you just assume it passes? Wouldn’t you notice?”Conversation about what would happen if you swallowed something that big.Banter about whether anyone checks their BMs that closely.“A lighter? That would hurt coming out!” 2. THE DISCOVERY — 30 YEARS LATERNow 67 years old, the man experiences abdominal pain and bloating.He goes to the doctor for scans.Doctors find a foreign object but can’t identify it.Emergency procedure attempted, but removal is difficult:Object is smooth and slippery.They can’t grasp it easily. 3. THE BIG REVEALDoctors show the man the scan images.Man realizes: “Oh my gosh…30 years ago, I swallowed a lighter during a dare!”He had assumed it passed through his system at the time—but it didn’t. 4. REMOVAL + SHOCKING DISCOVERYDoctors finally remove the lighter during an endoscopy.They notice:The lighter’s exterior was corroded by stomach acid.But it still had gas inside.And yes…they try it.The lighter still works — after 30 years inside a human stomach. 5. HOST REACTIONS & HUMOR“Unbelievable.”Jokes about how he didn’t notice for 30 years.Banter about blaming stomach aches on “bad Chinese food.”Discussion about whether people in China say “I had bad Chinese food.”Reactions to how shocking it is that the lighter was still functional. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Intro SegmentIntroduce the theme: “99.5 QYK buys your Christmas!”Mention partnership with Kemp Law Group.Introduce the fun nickname: “Stacy Kemp, now known as Stacy Claus!”Brief overview of the holiday giveaway:Daily name callouts at 8 AM.Listeners can sign up at 995QYK.com. 2. Today’s Featured Listener: Introducing Melissa GoodmanAnnounce the first selected name for the day: Melissa Goodman from Oldsmar.Read Melissa’s submission:Newly single mom raising two boys.Boys in baseball; oldest in high school marching band.Struggling financially: late rent, living paycheck-to-paycheck.Birthdays around the holidays.Wants to provide a special Christmas after a tough year.Winning $1,000 would make a huge difference. 3. Call to ActionEncourage listeners:“If you know Melissa, text her now!”Give the call-in number: 800-992-1099.Remind her she has 9 minutes to call back. 4. Live Call Segment – Melissa Calls InHosts celebrate that Melissa called back in time.Conversation highlights:Melissa confirms she heard her name.Hosts acknowledge her tough year and her love for her kids.The big news: QYK and Kemp Law Group are buying her Christmas!Melissa receives $1,000.Emotional gratitude from Melissa. 5. What the Boys Want for ChristmasMelissa shares:Oldest wants top-tier AirPods.Youngest wants the “coolest sneakers like his big brother.”Hosts react to expensive wish lists.Melissa relieved that the prize will help make it possible. 6. Closing the CallHosts thank Melissa for being a loyal listener.Melissa expresses appreciation for the show.Transition to next segment: “Hang on so we can get your info!” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Background SetupCraig’s Situation: Works with Tanya.Hasn’t hung out outside of work.Wants to invite her to Friendsgiving because her family is out of town.Craig’s Challenge: Asking people out isn’t his strength, so he asked the show for help. 2. The Call with TanyaInitial Contact: Tanya agrees to talk but doesn’t know why.Reveal: Hosts tell Tanya someone at work is interested in her.Bring Craig on the line.Craig’s Pitch: Compliments Tanya (smart, hardworking).Invites her to Friendsgiving.Tanya’s Reaction: Shocked and awkward about being on the radio.Concerned about workplace dynamics.Reveals Craig is her manager (adds tension).Hosts’ Commentary: Light humor about company dating policies.Emphasize Craig’s promise to keep it casual. 3. ResolutionTanya’s Decision: Hesitant but agrees to go if Craig keeps it casual.Hosts Wrap-Up: Encourage them to enjoy Friendsgiving.Tease follow-up for listeners. 4. Closing SegmentHosts Reflect: “Was that really casual? Craig definitely has feelings!” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Setting Up the TopicMention a recent survey about which traditional dishes people think should disappear from Thanksgiving.Introduce the idea that each host has their own controversial Thanksgiving food opinions. 2. Host Opinions: Overrated Dishes A. Cranberry Sauce DebateJ.R.: “Cranberry sauce has got to go.”Launa: Strong disagreement—“You can’t eat turkey without cranberries!”Playful argument:Launa proudly announces they’re bringing four cans of cranberry sauce to Thanksgiving.J.R. jokingly refuses to attend their dinner.Short sidebar: Why people love or hate cranberry sauce. B. Stuffing: Mystery Food?Launa reveals she doesn’t eat stuffing—historically grossed out by not knowing what’s in it.Host reactions:Surprise: “Eyeballs and teeth? Really?”Discussion on how people prepare stuffing differently.Launa admits she likes it now, but still skeptical. C. Green Bean Casserole: The Clear “Winner”Kevin names green bean casserole as his overrated dish.Reveal the survey: 40% of people say green bean casserole should be removed from Thanksgiving.Group reactions:Not a green bean fan? Hard pass.Complaints about the French fried onions on top.Some will eat it—but scrape the onions off. D. Other Survey MentionsCranberry sauce: 35% of people say it should go.Sweet potatoes/yams: 16%—hosts debate this:Some love them.Some don’t eat them at all.Discussion about the overabundance of potatoes at many Thanksgiving tables:MashedSweet potatoesScallopedCheesy potatoes (“There are like nine potatoes—how do you choose?") 3. Listener Call-In Segment A. Caller: RobertRobert says deviled eggs are the most overrated dish.Hosts discuss:Lana likes them.Host is not a deviled-egg person.Robert’s favorites: mashed potatoes and frozen corn.Thank the caller.B. Listener TextsSomeone says scalloped potatoes can go.More playful debate on potato overload:Garlic mashedCheesy potatoes with frozen cubes “Not healthy—but delicious!” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Setting the SceneMention the matchup: Buccaneers vs. Rams in Los Angeles.Highlight the stakes: Sunday Night Football, big expectations.Tease Kevin’s recap challenge: “Can he break it down in 2 minutes?” Segment 2: Kevin’s Two-Minute DrillKevin delivers his rapid-fire recap: Score: Rams 34 – Buccaneers 7.Key moments: Early blowout (21-0), Baker Mayfield injury, Teddy Bridgewater steps in.Clever phrasing: “La La Land turned into Ha Ha Land.”Fantasy football tip: Matt Stafford shines.Lone bright spot: Baker-to-Tez Johnson touchdown. Segment 3: Injury UpdateBaker Mayfield’s shoulder sprain, MRI scheduled.Possible QB change: Teddy Bridgewater could start next week.Emotional plea: “Please, Baker, please be okay.” Segment 4: Coach’s CommentsTodd Bowles’ post-game remarks: “Everything ahead of us… but a lot of work to do.”Discuss tone and implications for the team. Segment 5: Fan Reaction & AnalysisKevin’s raw reaction: embarrassment, frustration.Breakdown of defensive failures: Stafford domination.Costly mistakes (Cade Otton’s drop leading to defensive TD).Debate: Is Todd Bowles to blame? Segment 6: Looking AheadNext opponent: Cardinals in Tampa (Sunday, 1 PM).Remaining schedule: Panthers (twice), Falcons, Saints, Cardinals, Dolphins.Optimism vs. reality: “They should win all six… if Baker is healthy.” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: What’s Going On?Describe the phenomenon: Kids shouting “6-7” during play, drills, and even counting exercises.Discuss how widespread it is: Playground, baseball field, everywhere.Light humor: “It’s like the new ‘What’s up?’—and yes, it’s driving parents crazy.” Segment 2: Carrie Underwood’s SolutionIntroduce Carrie Underwood’s idea: Every time kids say “6-7,” respond with “5309.”Explore why this might work: Peer pressure reversal, breaking the rhythm.Add commentary: “It’s going to take all of us to make this stop!” Segment 3: The Musical FixBring in the Tommy Tutone angle: “867-5309” as a fun alternative.Discuss why singing this classic could kill the trend: Kids think it’s uncool if parents do it.Bonus: “You’re teaching them a great song too!” Segment 4: Will It Last?Reflect on how trends fade: Compare to past fads like “What’s up?”Predict when this might disappear.Light banter: “Until someone brings it back in 10 years…” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Setting the Scene Explain the bet: Each host predicted winners in 7 major CMA categories.Whoever gets the fewest correct has to sing the Single of the Year live.If the winning single was a duet, then the bottom two sing together.Build suspense: “Who nailed it? Who’s in trouble?” Segment 2: Award Recap & Scoreboard Break down category by category:Single of the YearNominees listed.Winner: You Look Like You Love Me (Ella Langley & Riley Green).J.R. guessed correctly → 1 point.Note: This is the song the losers will sing!Album of the YearWinner: Laney Wilson.Launa guessed correctly → 1 point.New Artist of the YearWinner: Zach Top.Kevin guessed correctly → 1 point.Group of the YearWinner: Red Clay Strays.J.R. guessed correctly → now at 2 points.Male Artist of the YearWinner: Cody Johnson.J.R. guessed correctly → now at 3 points.Female Artist of the YearWinner: Lainey Wilson.Launa guessed correctly → now at 2 points.Entertainer of the YearWinner: Lainey Wilson.Kevin guessed correctly → now at 2 points.Final Tally:J.R.: 3Launa: 2Kevin: 2 Segment 3: The Punishment Reminder of the rule: duet means bottom two sing together.Launa and Kevin will perform You Look Like You Love Me.Reactions: excitement, nervousness, playful banter. Segment 4: Industry Insight & Hot Takes Discuss surprises: Morgan Wallen didn’t win a single award.Why? Industry politics, voting process.Share opinions: “Are you surprised? Should Morgan have won Entertainer of the Year?” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Host Discussion Set Up: “What’s that one sentence that changed your perspective?”Examples from Hosts: Lana: “Figure out a way to make money doing something you love.”Listener text: “Ask. If you don’t, it’s a guaranteed no.”Engage Audience: “We asked you to share yours—let’s hear what you said!” Segment 2: Listener CallsCaller 1 (Craig): Advice: “Don’t make it your emergency.”Context: Fire chief’s wisdomHost reaction: “Great reminder—don’t create a bigger problem.”Caller 2 (Amy): Advice: “The grass isn’t always greener on the other side. It’s green where you water it.”Host reaction: “Love that one!”Caller 3 (Jay): Advice: “Work smart, not hard. The money’s better.”Caller 4: Advice: “Don’t let someone else’s bad attitude determine yours.”Host adds humor: “I remind myself of that every day when I walk in here with Lana!” Segment 3: Wrap-UpRecap Key Advice: Make money doing what you loveAsk, or it’s a guaranteed noWork smart, not hardGrass is green where you water itDon’t let others’ attitudes affect yours See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Keri’s Side Introduce KeriRecap her version of the date: Great dinner in RiverviewAmazing chemistry“One of the best kisses ever”Her confusion: “Why hasn’t Andrew called back?”Build suspense: “Let’s find out what Andrew has to say…” Segment 2: Andrew’s Side Bring Andrew on the lineAsk about the dateAndrew’s perspective: “She’s cute, nice, but…”Issue: Keri bashed FloridaAndrew’s identity as a proud Florida guyKeri’s plans to move to AustinAndrew’s reasoning: “Why start something if she’s leaving?” Segment 3: Confrontation Reveal Keri is on the lineKeri defends herself: Wants to “spread her wings”Says Andrew is judging her unfairlyAndrew responds: “Dates are about judging compatibility”“I can’t see a future with someone who hates my home state”Heated exchange: Keri calls Andrew “judgmental”Andrew doubles down on Florida prideKeri throws shade: “Go get a massage after fishing” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

🧠 Segment 1: The Question That Got Us Thinking Share the origin of the question.Pose it to the audience: “If you could have lunch or dinner with three people, dead or alive, who would they be?”Emphasize: “You only get one shot—choose wisely.” 🗣️ Segment 2: Personal Picks & Why They Matter J.R.’s Picks:Abraham Lincoln – Historical impact, leadership, and a humorous “don’t go to the play” moment.David Letterman – Broadcasting inspiration and industry influence.Grandfather – Personal connection, career at General Dynamics, and Pentagon reporting. Launa and Kevin’s picks:Sister who passed away – Emotional depth and personal meaning.Elvis Presley (pre-Vegas) – Musical legacy and cultural impact.Elon Musk – Curiosity about innovation and how his mind works. 💬 Segment 3: Expanding the Conversation Discuss other historical figures like George Washington or Thomas Jefferson.Reflect on the idea of seeing loved ones “in their prime.”Mention how the U.S. is approaching 250 years—what would the founders think? 🎤 Segment 4: Lighter Picks & Pop Culture Britney Spears – A fun twist, curiosity about her current life and choices.Kardashian sleepovers – Pop culture commentary.The idea of giving guidance to celebrities. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Recap of Chad’s Side Explain how Chad and Sophie met (mutual friends).Mention the date location (Bella Brava) and Chad’s perspective: He thought everything went well.He paid for the date, was polite to servers, car was clean.Highlight the problem: Chad hasn’t heard from Sophie since. Segment 2: Call Sophie Bring Sophie on the line.Initial reaction: She sounds surprised and cautious.Reveal the real reason for the ghosting: Chad made himself a drink in her kitchen while she was getting ready.He went through her fridge and cabinets without asking.Hosts react with humor and shock: “Wait… he was mixing cocktails in your kitchen?”Clarify boundaries: Sophie only asked him to wait at the door. Segment 3: Chad Responds Bring Chad back on.His defense: She invited him in, so he assumed it was okay.He spent $200 on dinner—thought grabbing a drink wasn’t a big deal.Sophie’s rebuttal: It was their first date; she felt uncomfortable.He didn’t respect boundaries.Hosts mediate and add commentary: Discuss social norms: Is it okay to make yourself at home on a first date? Segment 4: Resolution Ask Sophie if she’d go on another date (with station paying).Sophie declines—trust and boundaries issue.Chad’s final word: Frustrated, calls Sophie “ungrateful.”Hosts wrap up with a humorous takeaway: “Lesson learned: Don’t raid the fridge before the first date!” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Intro Tease the topic: “AI has the #1 country song in America… or does it?”Quick hook: “This might shock traditional country fans—and infuriate some artists.” 2. Segment 1: The Big News Explain the headline: Billboard’s Country Digital Song Sales Chart.Song: “Walk the Walk” by Breaking Rust.Created using AI 3. Segment 2: Initial Reactions Hosts react: Is the song good or bad?Compare to big names like Aaron Lewis or Chris Stapleton. 4. Segment 3: The Depth Debate Analyze lyrics: Surface-level vs. deep storytelling.Compare to writers like Eric Church, Hardy, Old Dominion.Question: Can AI ever write meaningful songs without feelings? 5. Segment 4: Industry Impact How does payment work for AI-generated music?Is Breaking Rust a real band? (No—AI persona.)Copyright and royalties: Who gets paid? 6. Segment 5: Broader Discussion Will AI take over music?Why do people love songs? Lyrics vs. beats vs. emotional connection.Example: Walker Hayes’ Fancy Like—catchy, clever, but simple lyrics. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SEGMENT 1: The Secret Courthouse Wedding Launa reveals:“So… Paul and I actually got married on Thursday at the courthouse — just us!”Everyone reacts with shock and laughter (“Wait… Friday was a sham?!”)Details:Private vowsNo-gift agreement (and how Paul totally ignored it with sweet surprises)Emotional moment: slippers with “Mrs. S,” pajamas, thoughtful giftsFunny moment:“I gave him a card… just a card.”We joke about Paul setting the bar way too high. SEGMENT 2: The Dress Drama Launa explains:Last-minute dress malfunction (back straps not staying put)Emergency fix with a clothing tag gun minutes before the ceremonyJ.R. and Kevin reactions:Shocked laughter“Did anyone even notice?”Launa: “No! That’s why I’m telling you now!” SEGMENT 3: The Song Mix-Up Recount:Wrong song played during the processionalPaul’s brother, the officiant, covers it smoothlyQuick fix, nobody in the audience noticed SEGMENT 4: The Reception Shenanigans Setting the scene:Afterparty at Fins (Launa & Paul’s favorite hangout)Friends from Minnesota in townThe prank:One friend (Nikki) gets tricked — everyone else’s “shots” were waterOnly Nikki was drinking the real tequilaCue laughter, storytelling, and reactionsUnity shot moment:The couple’s tequila unity shot instead of a sand or candle ceremonyThe $170 bottle of fancy tequilaLater found empty after the night — the friends drank it all SEGMENT 5: The Aftermath Late-night walk:Launa walking her dog in her wedding dress at midnight with a drink in handDress ruined, but spirits high“Who cares? It’s going in the trash anyway.”Hosts reflect:How the best memories come from the imperfect momentsKevin jokes about his “stop drinking” alarm that didn’t workLauna:“It was perfect. A little chaos, but perfect.” SEGMENT 6: Reactions & Reflections J.R. and KevinCompliments to Launa for staying calmPraise for how beautiful the day wasComments about meeting her friends and listeners from MinnesotaWrap-up thoughts:“No wedding’s complete without a little drama.”“Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Stringfield!” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Segment 1: Veterans Day Tribute Opening:Acknowledge the significance of Veterans Day.J.R. shares thoughts: “It’s a day that should be every day because of the sacrifices veterans and their families make.”Discussion Points:Kevin’s perspective: Importance of honoring service members daily.Gratitude for their selflessness and duty.J.R.’s personal connection: Dad served in Vietnam (Purple Heart recipient).Grandfather served in WWII.Reflection on challenges veterans face after service.Call to Action:Encourage listeners to thank a veteran today (and every day).Suggest reaching out to neighbors, friends, or family who served. Segment 2: The Cashless Bank Robbery Story Setup:J.R. introduces the bizarre news: Five guys in California attempt to rob a U.S. bank.Twist: It’s a cashless bank!Discussion Points:Kevin reacts: “I didn’t even know cashless banks existed!”Humor angle: Robbers demand money → No cash available.Possible awkward conversation among robbers afterward.Details: Robbers fled in a relatively new Honda CR-V.No one was hurt.They’re still on the loose.Funny Wrap-Up:“What are you in for?” → “Robbing a bank… got nothing.”Lighthearted banter about doing research before committing crimes. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.