Andie Summers Show Podcast

Andie and Donnie go through one of Dave's dating apps. They find red flags in women's photos that Dave didn't even notice. For example, a very messy room.

Listeners call in to share what would make them swipe left on a dating app.

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Have you ever started a movie or tv series and it just wasn’t working for you?  Everyone raves about the show or movie saying “its the best thing ever” and you just can’t get behind it.

For Andie it’s Cobra Kai and Game of Thrones

Dave says he tried to watch the movie Tenet twice and bailed both times

Donnie has tried Game of Thrones and Frozen and was out on both.

Buzzfeed put out a list of 25 movies that people check out half way through.  Check it out HERE.

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As little kids we were convinced things such as quicksand and stop, drop and roll would be big factors in our adult lives.

Now that we are older, we can confidently say they are not.

Donnie shares the story on why he had to use stop, drop and roll. Andie and Dave discuss the things they have never ran into as an adult but thought they would have.

Listeners call in to share what they were afraid would happen as a kid and if it ever ended up happing.

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Sharon from Northeast Philly zoomed through all of the questions!  Was she able to get them all right?

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Philadelphia-based photographer Kristen Kid has been taking photos of animals and their owners for years. She discovered that many people-especially women- share a very strong connection with their dogs. The women would share very personal stories about how their pet has helped them get through the most difficult times in their lives.

The former social worker was surprised that most of the stories would end the same way, women calling themselves crazy for how much they love their dog.

Kidd created the Woman’s Best Friend Project to help celebrate and honor the amazing bond between women and their dogs.

“I get the honor of people entrusting their most vulnerable stories and their most powerful moments,” Kidd, told TODAY. “I want for that to be shared with a larger community so that people can see that they’re not alone.”

Kid has shared more than 90 stories and is currently taking submissions for her third volume. The deadline to submit is May 1st or until she choses 50 stories.  To submit a story, click HERE

The Woman’s Best Friend Project has raised over $17,000 for rescue organizations including Brandywine Valley SPCA. 

“I really, really love creating a space in which people can fully celebrate what matters most to them in their life,” Kidd said. “I always feel tremendously honored to be ushered into that sacred space of what matters most.”

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After our heartwarming Cup o' Joy story about the two New Jersey plumbers it had us thinking. If we could pick a special skill to have, what would it be? 

Andie, Dave and Donnie discuss the topic while listeners call in to share their interesting and humerous thoughts.

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Clover's birthday is this Saturday and Dave doesn't know how to celebrate it. 

Listeners call in the share the most extravagant way they have celebrated a pets birthday.

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While watching the 78th Golden Globe Awards Donnie noticed an interesting trend.

A few female celebrities were wearing chockers similar to the ones in the 90s. Are chockers making a comeback?

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Let's see how Lisa from Plymouth Meeting does in today's Minute To Win It!

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A family has received their father's Purple Heart, three decades after he died thanks to a thrift store volunteer.

Two weeks ago a woman came into the Christian Family thrift store in Phoenix, Arizona with an unusual find. She recently bought and deconstructed a box from the store finding multiple military awards hidden inside. One of the awards included a Purple Heart medal which is only presented to service members who have been wounded or killed in the line of duty. Teresa Ferrin, who was volunteering at the time knew she had to track down the owner.

Ferrin inspected the medal and found the name Erik Karl Blauberg on the back. After some sleuthing, she found out that Blauberg died in 1988 at the age of 58 and received the medal after serving in the Korean war. Ferrin then turned her goal into finding Blauberg's loved ones.

"I just felt it needed to go to the family, and I was going to try to find the family," Ferrin told Fox News.

Ferrin was able to get in touch with Blauberg's eight estranged children. 

When Ferrin sent the Purple Heart and military awards to Blauberg's family, Lisa Walker, his daughter described the gesture as "bittersweet."

"This is one of the only things that we have of his," Walker told Fox News. "I’m very grateful to Teresa. We didn't even know he had a Purple Heart. I knew, and my brothers knew that he had medals, but we didn't know he had a Purple Heart, so that was very shocking."

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