Andie Summers Show Podcast

Our Shower Thoughts for today were... What's the best food to cover in chocolate?

We received some great answers and some weird answers.  Pretzels, raisins, pork roll, bacon, cream cheese...  Keep em comin!

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Chase Rice is heading out on tour with Kane Brown in 2022.  They will be making a stop in Philly on 1/13/22 at the Wells Fargo Center.

He can't wait to get back on tour and he is also raising bison in his spare time.  You never know what Chase Rice is going to say next! 

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We started a cool bracket for Mother's Day... Who is the best TV mom ever?

Carol Brady, Morticia Adams, Lily Munster, Marge Simpson?

Fill out your bracket HERE. 

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Having a hard time getting a COVID-19 vaccination appointment?

Skippack Pharmacy will hold a clinic at North Penn High School this Sunday, April 25 - appointments only.

Visit the Skippack Pharmacy Facebook Page for details!

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Golden Gate Bridge suicide survivor is sharing his story to bring awareness to suicide prevention and mental health.

In September 2000 Kevin Hines was battling mental health issues when he jumped off the Golden Gate bridge. He felt instant regret while falling 240 feet at 75 miles per hour.

“I thought it was too late, I said to myself, ‘What have I done, I don’t want to die,’” Hines said. “I realized I made the greatest mistake of my life.”

Hines fell feet first into water breaking his ankle and crushing his spinal vertebrae, but he survived. One miracle that kept him alive was a sea lion which kept him afloat until the Coast Guard arrived.

He now works hard managing the voices in his head and depression.

Hines now travels the world sharing his story. He created the documentary, Suicide: The Ripple Effectand wrote a memoir, Cracked Not Broken, Surviving and Thriving After a Suicide Attempt.

“My goal is to try to instill hope in at least one individual,” Hines said in a Garner-Webb University news release. “So that one individual says, ‘Maybe I can stay here, maybe there are tools to fight this.'” He connects with individuals in a one-on-one environment usually at his speeches or through social media.

Since built in 1937, more than 1,7000 people have attempted suicide off the Golden Gate Bridge, according to Robert Olson of The Centre for Suicide Prevention in Calgary, Canada. Only 25 people are known to have survived the fall.

According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, in 2019, 47,511 Americans have died by suicide and 1.38million have attempted suicide.

Hines insists anyone struggling with the idea of suicide, before you act on it, call the National suicide prevention hotline at 1-800-273-8255.

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Over the weekend Andie found out that her sister has a large amount of wine corks. Every room she went into had wine corks on display.

Unfortunately, they don't know what to do with all of them. Do you have any suggestions?

Listeners call in and take to our socials to share their creative ideas.

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We all catch ourselves having deep thoughts.

In today's Shower Thoughts segment, Andie, Dave and Donnie discuss they things they have always wondered about.

Listeners take to our Facebook and Instagram to share their thoughts.

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We have one pair of Thomas Rhett tickets up for grabs!

In honor of Thomas Rhett, we are playing the Name a Famous Thomas game. Lauren, Jill and Caroline will take turns listing a famous Thomas. If they fail to come up with a name or repeat a one, they are flushed out of the game. 

The last person standing gets the pair of Thomas Rhett Tickets!

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Donnie is known for ending phone calls with friends by saying, "I love you man." This had us thinking, can he get just about anyone to say it?

Well, we have been putting him to the test. Donnie calls a random businesses each week and tries to get a stranger to say "I love you man" back.

Lets see if he can do it! Today, it's a hardware store.

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Chay from West Grove listens everyday and feels very confident he can answer all of the questions correct. Will he be our next winner?

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