One of the benefits of radio over television is that no one sees what you look like, especially if you are doing morning radio. (READ MORE)
Words and Phrases That Should Be Banished in 2026
Every year, the fine folks at Lake Superior State University release their “Banished Words List” — a collection of overused, misused, or downright irritating words and phrases that should be sent to the linguistic landfill. And while the 2026 list is full of worthy contenders, we couldn’t help but notice some painfully obvious omissions.
26 Predictable Predictions for the Year 2026!
As the calendar flips to 2026, it’s time once again to peer into the foggy crystal ball and make some bold (and a few ridiculous) predictions about the year ahead. Will these come true? Maybe. Will they get people talking? Definitely. We’ve narrowed our list down to 26 lighthearted, eyebrow-raising, and conversation-starting predictions — one for every letter in 2026. From tech trends and fashion flops to social media surprises and weather-related weirdness, we’ve got the future probably covered. So grab a snack, lower your expectations, and enjoy our semi-accurate glimpse into what might (or might not) happen in 2026.
1997 Christmas Show
The year was 1997. Why is it so hard to believe that was 28 years ago! Definitely doesn’t seem that long. This was the first year I started doing a Christmas Music show both Christmas Eve and Christmas morning. The very first show was all pre-recorded and ran off of a CD. I spent weeks recording and producing the show. Looking back it’s probably a good thing I did it that way — because there is still a copy of that very first show! (READ MORE)
My Most Memorable — and Meaningful — Christmas Gift
Often people will ask what was the most important, or memorable, Christmas gift you ever received. Usually it’s something you have wanted for a long time, something that was purchased with you in mind, or perhaps from a special relative or person in your life. (READ MORE)
NORAD Tracks Santa
Once again, Santa will be out delivering presents around the world on Christmas Eve. Everyone wants to keep track of just where he is and how close he may be to arriving at our house. Once again this year NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command) will be tracking Jolly Ol’ St. Nick. (READ MORE)
What Truly Impressed Me About Old-School TV Meteorologists
Back in the day, we trusted our local TV meteorologists with our lives. Would school be canceled tomorrow? Could we wear shorts? Should we cancel the picnic or double down with a tarp and a prayer? They held the answers, or at least we hoped they did.
But as much as we wanted accurate forecasts, there was something else — something truly impressive — that no one ever talks about.