Andie Summers Show Podcast

The big basketball tournament is here!

We decided to create a bracket but it has nothing to do with basketball.  We pit the hottest male country stars, movie stars, TV stars, and athletes up against each other to see who the hottest guy in the world is.

We are now down to 32 of the most attractive men.

The next round of voting ends 3/23 @ 6:00am. To vote, Click Here

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Yes, you read that right!

Declan Evans was the Guinness World Record holder for the fastest time to drink a Capri Sun. His fastest time is 16.65 seconds.

The Andie Summers Show tried breaking his record las week but failed.

Evans calls into the show to talk all about his world record.

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Breaking a record is definitely something to brag about!

In today's Shower Thoughts segment Andie, Dave and Donnie discuss the school records they have held.

Listeners take to our Facebook and Instagram to share their records (world, school, sports, etc.) 

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The other day Andie and her family almost died of a collective heart attack thanks to Alexa.

They were all in separate rooms when all of a sudden Alexa played the SCARIEST verse of a song. It played in every single speaker in their house and no one claimed to have done it.

Well, thanks to Alexa's voice command history, she found out it was her son!

Now she needs to get him back! How should she do it?

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Lexi from Laurel Springs listens everyday and feels very confident she can answer all of the questions correct. Will she be our next winner?

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Darius Brown was just eight years old when his sister, Dazhai taught him how to sew his first bow tie. He proudly wore the Ninja Turtle tie to school the next day. It was such a hit that he began making them for friends.

Fast forward two year, in 2017, he used his hobby to help the most voiceless beings find a home. He found out that hundreds of cats and dogs were left homeless due to Hurricane Irma.

In an attempt to get these precious animals to stand out and get adopted, Brown decided to start making them bow ties.

When some of the rescues were sent to the ASPCA animal shelter in New York City, Brown (a Delaware resident) created and dropped off 25 pet-sized bows.

“Even something small like a tie can help get an animal adopted because a bow tie is unique and helps bring out a pet’s personality,” said Brown.

Now fourteen, he has made and donated over 600 bow ties.

Workers at the shelter say Brown’s bow ties have really helped older animals in particular get noticed and adopted.

“We’d never used bow ties before and right away we saw a big difference,” said executive director Lorri Caffrey of Mt. Pleasant Animal Shelter in East Hanover, N.J.

Brown is determined to keep making bow ties because of how successful they have become in finding animals a forever home. “I saw how happy the people at the shelter were to get the bow ties and how much the dogs liked them, and I decided to make more,” Brown said. “I came up with a goal to give bow ties to an animal shelter in every state.”

Brown created a Facebook and Instagram for his new company Beaux and Paw as well as a fundraising campaign to help with the cost of supplies and sewing materials. He also sells his bows on his website Sir Darius Brown where he donates a portion of the profits to the ASPCA.

Brown hopes to one day open a shelter for dogs and expand his business.

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Do you know a fun fact that most people don't?

We recently came across a very interesting video from "ClawBoss" the bus driver. In the video he explains that the black rails on the outside of a school bus are important and what they mean.

In today's Shower Thoughts segment we go around the room sharing our unique fun fact.

Listeners head to our social media pages as well as call in to discuss the topic.

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Andie and her family almost died of a collective heart attack last night thanks to Alexa.

They were all in separate rooms when all of a sudden Alexa played the SCARIEST verse of a song. It played in every single speaker in their house and no one claims to have done it.

Listeners call in to share the times when Alexa did them dirty.

Has this ever happened to you?

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Kelly from Havertown is ready to win some cash!!!

Let's see how she does in today's Minute To Win It.

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The owners of the Baltimore restaurant Ekiben are being hailed as heroes for driving six hours to make fresh food for a terminally ill patient.

A customer in Fells Point contacted the restaurant after his mother-in-law’s health started declining. She was sadly diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and whenever visiting Baltimore, she had to have a certain dish at Ekiben.

“My mother-in-law lives in Vermont and would visit my wife and her sister throughout the years,” the customer said in the Canton Neighbors group Facebook page. “Whenever she was in town, Ekiben’s tempura broccoli was something she always needed to have. She always joked that when she’s on her death bed that if there’s anything in the world, she wants tempura broccoli from Ekiben.”

The family planned to go to Vermont soon to potentially say their last goodbyes.

The customer went on to write, “The drive to Vermont is six hours and tempura broccoli obviously will not taste the same after the long ride. I reached out to Ekiben’s owners to see if there was a way for us to either get the recipe or some of the ingredients to bring up and cook it for her.”

Not only did the restaurant owners Steve Chu and Ephrem reply back, they also offered to meet the family in Vermont to make her favorite dish. They followed up on their promise and drove six hours to make the meal just as the woman liked it.

Her daughter told GoodNewsCorrespondent that the owners did not accept any money for gas, their stay or the food.

“The overwhelming generosity and gigantic hearts of these young men will make me warm and happy forever,” she lovingly shared.

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