Andie Summers Show Podcast

Mike from South Philly says he is ready for redemption.  Mike tried his hand at Minute To Win It a few months back and didn't win but he is very confident this time!

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A sanitation worker from Florida is being hailed a hero after saving a little boy from being crushed in the back of a garbage truck. 

Elias Quezada, a 7-year-old from Florida was hiding in his grandmother's trash can when a Waste Connections truck came and dumped the trashcan inside the truck.

“I got picked up and thrown, to where I was going to be a mashed potato,” Quezada said.

Amazingly, Waldo Fidele, the driver of the truck was watching the surveillance camera and saw something drop. 

Without hesitation Fidele shut off the truck's blade and immediately called 911, saving the boy's life.

“I’m very thankful that he was looking at that camera at that time and he acted so fast because otherwise, he wouldn’t be here,” said the boy's grandmother Salazar.

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Andie, Dave and Donnie discuss the weirdest name in their phone's contact list.

Listeners call in to share their strange contact name and the story behind it.

What's yours?

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Andie has noticed that a lot of people still have their Christmas lights and decorations up compared to years past. Are people intentionally keeping them up longer to bring happiness in such a hard time or have they just not had the time to take them down yet?

Listeners call and weigh in on the topic 

Do you still have your Christmas decorations up?

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An app called “Calm” has recruited country superstar Keith Urban to write a song to help people relax and fall asleep.  Well, the Calm app hit the nail on the head.  This song is perfect!

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Have you tried to play Minute To Win It?  $1,000 up for grabs! 

Mary from Collegeville takes her turn... 

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You picked the topic!

A new study by Purdue University researches have shown that pigs can use a digital screen and joystick, operated by their snout, to move a curser around for rewards.

The four pigs tested were able to understand the link between moving the joystick around with what was happening on the computer to get the reward.

The pigs however had a very hard time with the new "levels" once the researchers upped the difficulty of the task.

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Moorestown resident is inspiring the country through his daily runs.

Everyday for the past two weeks John Scully has been carrying the American Flag while running around his community. It is his way of honoring the frontline workers in the fight against COVID-19.

Scully wears a blue T-Shirt with "Stay Strong" written in black marker by his daughter on the front and "We got this" on the back while running the five miles. He hopes the message on the T-Shirt encourages people to continue their fights against the spread of COVID-19.

“I’m watching celebrities donate millions of dollars. I see what doctors and nurses and first responders are doing. I’m seeing people working crazy hours in grocery stores, and it was like, what can I do?” Scully said. “Everybody has those bad days. I hope I can offer some encouragement in this small, small way.”

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Donnie needs major help when it comes to shopping for food.

Michelle, Donnie's wife calls in to share just how bad his grocery store experiences really are.

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Heather from Cherry Hill is up next to try and win $1,000 in Minute To Win It!

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