News; birthdays/events; how old were you when you sat in the front seat? what about your kids/grandkids?; word of the day.

News; game: quiz; game: feud; what's your favorite fall dessert?

News; what smell would get you out of bed? Holiday Inn Express is doing something interesting!; words and phrases you haven't heard in a long time; would you spend extra money to guarantee the middle seat on an airplane is empty?

News; workplace dilemma: what would you do? story; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....National Consignment Day...The word itself mainly means to give something over and into the care of another person. It likely came from the French word ‘consigner’ or the Latin ‘consignare,’ which means ‘to mark with a seal.’ As the seasons change and our lives evolve, and so do our styles and budgets, this holiday celebrates consignment as the smart, sustainable way to shop, earn money, and extend the life cycle of your items. Shopping in a consignment store is for people who like to be on-trend and still live green AND save money! You'll find clothing, home goods, art, furniture, and even books, so shop away!

News; birthdays/events; who would you like to see as an unlikely comic book hero?; word of the day.

News; the private jet of the future...with technology that might come to all planes; game: what year was it?; when you left home...how often did you keep in contact with your parents....if you're an empty nester do your kids call?

News; things that make you feel like a kid again; game: who dat/celebrity voice?; happiest travel destinations.

News; winter weather predictions...do you think they just make it up?; game: who wants to be a fake millionaire?; goodbye/fun facts....College Radio Day is here to honor and feature the vital impact that college radio has on the lives of the students and the communities they serve. For more than a century, radio stations on college campuses have been places where students can explore and get experience with various careers in different arenas such as music, news, business management, talk shows, technology and much more. The presence of college radio in the United States can be traced back to the 1920s when several different colleges (all who claim to be the first!) began their radio stations. The one most commonly given credit was Union College in Schenectady, New York, who started its radio station WRUC in October of 1920. Today, there are over 600 college radio stations!

News; birthdays/events; recall from yesterday's show...and promote our YouTube channel;
word of the day.

News; game: song titles that start with 's'....women names; giving your pet an 'animal' name is so yesterday; when is it ok to start putting up outdoor Halloween decorations?

News; do you agree with doing ALL chores, errands, etc during the week only?; game: mind the gap part 1; game: mind the gap part 2.

News; have you ever dropped something on purpose or banged something to get it to work again?; haunted hay ride or corn maze?; goodbye/fun facts....October...National Pretzel Month — when we pay tribute to our twisty snack friend. The pretzel has been used as an emblem of bakers in southern Germany (escpecially the Bavarian region) since at least the 12th century. Their lineage runs through the settling of Swiss German immigrants in Pennsylvania, which by the way is the American pretzel-making capital, producing 80% of U.S.-made pretzels. They aren't just topped with salt...there are many varieties to try this month: with ingredients like matcha, spicy buffalo, or a sweet and salty caramel pretzel. It's believed that Mississippi's Andrew Dunn holds the world's record for number of pretzel sticks held in the mouth, with a total of 110.

News; birthdays/events; what is your favorite season?; word of the day.

News; game: getting to know you; how closely do you check your receipt at the grocery or box store?; would you buy a "re-designed toilet"?

News; game: everybody knows; cars that go the distance...literally; trademarked words: Kleenex, Scotch tape etc...

News; game: I should have known that; people don't hear us when we nag...spouses especially; goodbye/fun facts....The origin of lace, a delicate fabric made by weblike weaving of yarn, can be traced back to Italy... there is no fabric more regal than soft, handcrafted lace. In the earlier days of lacemaking, experiments with gold, silver, and linen threads were common...Owing to the deep relations between Queen Elizabeth I and France, lace came to England in the mid-1500s. After the industrialization of textiles, cotton thread lace dominated the market and wardrobes. The craft of lacemaking, once mandated to be taught in the schools of Belgium...today if you looking for a new challenge try learning how to create lace of your very own. It requires very fine movements and much patience, but the results are inevitably worth it.

News; birthdays/events; Real Simple magazine question: what is your favorite memory of your childhood home?; word of the day.

News; game: General Trivia; would you be offended or excited if someone offered you an unsolicited makeover? (Ashley's friend had this happen!); unusual things/places you do for fun (Ashley loves going to ____)

News; game: songs with "hello" in the lyrics; have you ever bumped into someone after just thinking about them...Brad's story; do you 'bank points' with your s.o.?

News; game: word ladder; if you had an extra hour a day...how would you REALLY spend it? (Real Simple magazine question); goodbye/fun facts....national hot mulled cider day, a traditional drink made from heated apple cider with various spices added, including citrus orange, nutmeg, cloves and cinnamon. It’s a perfect drink on chilly days whether you are home alone by your fireplace reading a book, or having a party serving this drink with your friends. There are a lot of different foods and dishes that go with mulled cider like: creamy pasta dishes, gingerbread, squash soup, pancakes, cinnamon sugar doughnuts, apple pie and churros.

News; birthdays/events; Buzzfeed list of things that were created for one purpose...but ended up in a different lane (Pez dispensers); word of the day.

News; game: quiz; game: feud; most and least expensive states for a dinner date (Mental Floss list)

News; services that used to be free but cost money now (Finance Buzz list); funny stories of people who accidentally left family members behind; where did certain everyday phrases come from?

News; food beast list: NFL stadium food 2025; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....national biscotti day... Biscotti are almond biscuits that originate in Prato Italy...they were the result of a process that was used to help preserve food for a long time, they are twice-baked and those foods were often taken on long journeys and wars by Roman Legions. Today they are made in lots of flavor variations besides the traditional Almond...Chocolate Hazelnut, Honey Pistachio, Almond and Lemon Dipped in White Chocolate, Dried Cherry. All of them are the perfect accompaniment to your favorite blend of coffee or a steaming cup of relaxing tea, their double-baked crunch absorbing the myriad of flavors and softening into an expertly textured snack.

News; birthdays/events; would you tell a friend/co-worker their cooking is terrible?; word of the day.

News; did you see the video of the woman who got stuck on a slide on a cruise...have you ever been stuck anywhere?; game: who is this celebrity reading their autobiography?; just because something is "tradition"...does that mean you feel obligated to do it?

News; if you travel with your dog...should you have to pay more in 'tourist taxes'?....one italian city thinks so; game: just over $1,000 pyramid; life advice from people 60+.

News; would you rather have your life narrated dramatically or have a built in laugh track?;
game: movie trivia; goodbye/fun facts....national key lime pie day. Key lime pie is a little burst of sunshine on a plate-made with tangy Key lime juice, sweetened milk, and a buttery crust, it’s the kind of treat that wakes up your taste buds. key limes are smaller, rounder, less acidic, and more fragrant than their familiar cousin, the Persian/Tahitian lime. They grow bigger in the tropics and subtropics...and the juice is a dull yellow as opposed to regular lime juice. Key lime pie started as a humble dessert in the Florida Keys. One story credits Aunt Sally, a cook in the home of a wealthy man named William Curry, with creating the first version. even though it's the state dessert of florida...it's enjoyed all over the u.s. and the world!

News; birthdays/events; would you want to take "the world's longest flight"? it'll be available this year!; word of the day.

News; game: one hit wonders 70s; Finance Buzz....safe places to hide cash; would you pay more for something because it comes with a lifetime warranty?

News; game: one hit wonders 80s; how do you feel about biometric facial recognition?; celebrity secret talents.

News; game: one hit wonders 90s; things every serious sports fan should have?;
goodbye/fun facts....National Quesadilla Day...Quesadillas were likely invented in the southern regions of Mexico where Aztecs would have made corn tortillas...Of course, like many dishes, the quesadilla has developed over the years and different variations have evolved into what it is today. While it's not a sandwich or a taco, the quesadilla satisfies snack cravings while also completing a meal. Typically made with a corn tortilla and filled with cheese...some people also include other fillings such as cooked sausage, chicken, pork, or beef. And don't forget the toppings. Fresh tomatoes, salsa, herbs, sour cream, guacamole, or chilies bring a whole other level of flavor to the quesadilla. Don't forget to finish it with a squeeze of lime.