B105 Breakfast Club

A professional eater comes to the Northland and Ken & Lauren have a ton of questions! The duo update everyone on their fitness competition, and what one former member of the CIA said about aliens on his deathbed.

Our 'jerk' of the day is a group Ken encountered at a Northland restaurant over the weekend. This is the best place for retirees to live off Social Security in Minnesota, and a country star plays in a very unusual place over the weekend!

Ken and Lauren admit to their shameful moments from the week, and it's National Minnesota Day! A Minnesota attraction announces a scam going around in their name. What to see - and skip - in Duluth theaters this weekend.

It's a Leap Day celebration all show long with random things you never knew about the special day! A streaming service is upping prices again, and a country star is spilling some major tea.

Want to find your soulmate? Apparently, you need these four 'tiny' personality traits! About 11% of pet owners do this for their pups, and Lauren has a dream about Jelly Roll.

Minnesota shined in a new study revealing the best road trips in the country. Do you put ketchup on this breakfast food? A few people do! Ken deep dives into a rising new country star.

Lauren's boyfriend joins the show to talk for a hilarious reason, and Duluth could break a major weather record this month. A massive celebrity spent some time mini golfing in Minnesota, and another new aviation fear unlocked.

Did you notice this store is gone from the Miller Hill Mall? Ken and Lauren admit to embarrassing things they did this week, and what to check out in theaters - or not - this weekend.

Lauren tackles a sports headline and fails, and there's another reason you should be afraid to get on an airplane! The day after the Super Bowl sees a spike in this hilarious item, and our 'Angel' of the day is from Australia.

A Canal Park restaurant is temporarily closed until the spring, and a scary amount of Minnesotans have done this while driving. Lauren's Love Advice tackles 'paper clipping' in the modern age.