Episode 120

WQSB Morning Show with Barry and Holli

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Can a morning show save a life? Join us as Barry and Holli bring their infectious energy to the last Friday in September, filled with the excitement of spooky season and the upcoming holidays. Holli's hilarious story about her kids' love for strawberry milk takes a surprising turn as we celebrate National Chocolate Milk Day. Plus, we're honoring our fellow morning show hosts with a special t-shirt giveaway and discussing how Millennials and Gen Zers are using smartphone technology to keep tabs on their parents — a trend that’s reshaping family dynamics.
The emotional roller-coaster of being a morning show host is a journey we rarely share, but Barry and Holli open up about the challenges of maintaining a positive front during personal hardships, like the anniversary of a loved one's passing. With the recent news of Hoda Kotb's departure from NBC's Today show to focus on her daughters and surprising updates from Yellowstone, there's plenty of tear-jerking and jaw-dropping moments in this episode. Listener support is often our lifeline, and we reflect on the unexpected healing that comes from your unwavering encouragement.
Rounding out our 100th episode, we pay a heartfelt tribute to Reid Galloway and introduce a new initiative in partnership with Power 107.5 and Not Alone to support foster children. Starting Monday, we're collecting duffel bags to provide these children with a dignified way to carry their belongings. Expect some laughs with weather-related jokes and delicious new food releases like Tabasco-flavored Bugles and Cheetos Puffs cheese pizza flavor. Tune in for an episode filled with laughter, tears, and community spirit, making this a celebration you won't want to miss!

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章节

1. Morning Show Hosts and Sponsors Appreciation (00:00:00)

2. Morning Show Hosts and Listener Appreciation (00:12:43)

3. Funny Weather Jokes and Food News (00:20:54)

4. Not Alone (00:32:01)

5. Local Insurance and Real Estate Services (00:41:13)