Andie Summers Show Podcast

In today's Shower Thoughts segment, Andie, Dave and Donnie discuss where they would want a third arm if they could grow one.

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

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A dream come true!

On Saturday, eight-year-old Jaxon Hancock’s dream came true when he was a garbage man for the day.

Hancock has recently been picking up trash in his community to help keep it clean. Once the City of Corpus Christi got word, they invited him to join the Corpus Christi Solid Waste Disposal so he could learn all about being a garbage man.

“It helps the community and the community workers pick up trash while they work,” Hancock said when asked why he wanted to be a garbage man.

He got the chance to ride around in the Solid Waste Disposal’s trash truck with 11-year-old Zackary Gonzalez. Gonzalez also is interesting in working with the Solid Waste Department and reached out to the City of Corpus Christi to see how he could improve his community’s recycling.

“The landfills are all going to fill up super quickly if you don’t recycle and landfills are important because they take away all the trash instead of it just blowing around all over the city,” Gonzalez said.

Javier Molina, a sanitation operator for the City of Corpus Christi helped educate the two boys about the significance of inspecting a truck before driving it and overall safety.

He also set out to work in the trash industry ever since he was a little boy.

“You know how they ask you kids…what do you want to be? Some kids said a cop, some doctor, and then I said hey, I want to be a trash man. At the time it was a joke but when I was actually behind the wheel it dawned on me…wait a minute…but I enjoy it,” Molina said.

The boys also got a tour of the Cefe Valenzuela Landfil in Robstown, Texas. While touring, Hancock realized he would rather work at the landfill than be a garbage man.

“I want to be a landfill worker because they work hard and that they help the community,” he said.

The day was very successful, even ending in a friendship amongst the two boys.

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Dave was walking around Philly yesterday when he saw a pull tab sign for a dog walker. He hasn't seen one of those in decades!

It had us thinking, what is something you don't see anymore?

Listeners call to weigh in on the topic. 

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It's time to play... Heads Up!

Justin from Pottstown and Katie from Pine Hill go head-to-head in this morning's intense game!

Winner gets a gift card from Ashley HomeStore.

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We all have an activity we are particularly good at or highly enjoy.

In today's Shower Thoughts segment, Andie, Dave and Donnie discuss what they would teach if they had to chose.

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Tina from Hatfield zoomed through all of the questions!  Was she able to get them all right?

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On Friday we talked about Shaq offering to buy a stranger’s engagement ring.

We asked listeners if they have ever witness or taken part in an act of kindness.

Listeners called in to share theirs. 

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In today's Shower Thoughts segment Dave and Donnie share who is the smartest person they know.

Listeners take to our socials to talk about theirs!

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Sometimes racecar tracks have some pretty unique names.

Dave and Donnie rattle off some names while Tanya and Jess have to guess if they are a famous (real) NASCAR track nickname or an outrageous (fake) one.

Person with the most correct at the end gets a pair of tickets to The Drydene 400 and at The General Tire 125 at Dover International Speedway!

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