Morning Bull's cleaning out their office, and bestowing upon lucky listeners four carefully packed mystery boxes full of goodies we're shedding the office of.

The four listeners picked up their boxes today, and explained why they're so eager to take whatever "valuables" we give them, without knowing what they are.

Mena Massoud, "Aladdin" in the hit live action remake, talks about the breakout role of a lifetime, and his fond memories of shopping in Buffalo for years, being a Toronto native.

And in spirit of Jickster's age finally revealed to the masses via the mouth of Jim Kelly, we asked listeners how they got in trouble when they lied about their ages.  Some hilarious phone calls and texts ensued.

In today's edition of the Morning Bull podcast, enjoy Bull's breakdown of the Sammy Hagar concert Tuesday night at Artpark.

You'll hear clips from the Red Rocker's performance, and a funny story of his shoutout to Rochester people in the crowd.

Rob shares a hilarious story about nearly getting in an accident stopped at a red light the other day.  It turns out a very angry driver may have really needed to get to the hospital, but that specific mystery remains currently unsolved.

And in the spirit of spring cleaning, Morning Bull sought out four "lucky" listeners to accept mystery boxes chock-full of stuff from the morning show office.  It could be books, chotchkies, memorabilia, or collectibles.  The only catch?  The winners cannot open the box until they leave our studios.

Today's podcast is all about the Jim Kelly Celebrity Golf Classic from Terry Hills in Batavia, NY.

You'll hear from the eponymous host first, recapping the events of the busy tournament, and just how much his tournament raised for "Kelly For Kids" charities.

Be sure to stick it through the end of Jim's convo, as he'll spill the beans on something Morning Bull's been trying to figure out for years: Promotions Director Jickster's actual age. 

Yes, you'll hear an all time Morning Bull highlight about 10 minutes into the interview.

Next up from the tournament was former Sabres enforcer turned analyst Rob Ray, with his thoughts on the ongoing Jeff Skinner contract negotiations.

Morning Bull got Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner next, making his Jim Kelly Celebrity Golf Classic debut yesterday. 

Then it was a couple of tournament regulars. First was former ESPN figurehead Chris "Boomer" Berman on his 30 year relationship with Jim Kelly, and finally NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell updates us on his offseason plans, Jamestown roots, and relationship with his de facto hometown team.

It's all in today's Morning Bull Podcast, free when you click on the audio above!

Morning Bull was live from the Jim Kelly Golf Tournament on Monday, bumping elbows with all sorts of NFL celebrities, including commissioner Roger Goodell, ESPN personality Chris Berman, Hall of Famer Kurt Warner, and all the glory days former Bills teammates of Jim's.

All of those highlights will appear on TOMORROW's podcast, so to tide you over, here's our hilarious conversation with WNY native, former Niagara University head coach, and current Toronto Raptors analyst Jack Armstrong.

The Lewiston resident still commutes up the QEW to call Raptors games, and he's obviously excited his team is in their first NBA Finals in team history.

He talks about calling the biggest games in his career, his Buffalo and WNY roots, and what the vibe is like with all eyes on Toronto, including huge hip hop stars like Drake and Hollywood celebrities converging on the only Canadian team in the NBA.

Hilarious stuff in today's podcast.

We started with another local boy done good, CNN political reporter Ryan Nobles catches up with Morning Bull while on the road covering Bernie Sanders's Presidential campaign.

He couldn't be more excited to chat with western New York media, having interned at the same building Bull used to work at in Rochester so many years ago.  It's not everyday a national media figure gets star struck for Buffalo radio folks.

Be sure to listen to country boy Mark's take down of supposed cow tippers.  It's loaded with profanity, but that's what makes it so much fun.

Matt Bove talks attending game one of the NBA Finals, and has some positive thoughts on the Sabres' chances of signing Jeff Skinner before July 1st.

Comedian Matt Bergman's excited to be back in Buffalo, and Morning Bull caught up with him on the eve of his return to Rob's Comedy Playhouse tomorrow night.

When the TSA reported they recovered about $900,000 in spare change by the end of 2018, Morning Bull's crew decided to pool their spare change together and tally it up.

It shouldn't come as a surprise as to who had the most spare coins in their car, but the amount may actually shock you.

Morning Bull talks spousal annoyances, from feeding the dog crumbs off the dinner plate, to listener's ex's not realizing Ed McMahon was a "Tonight Show" regular, there's plenty of laughs there.

With all this rain in Buffalo, "Rain Back-Acha" hopefully cleansed the region of as much "rain" as we could think of.

And to wrap up, with the Scripps National Spelling Bee kicking off today, Morning Bull tries to spell some very challenging listener surnames.

Starting things off today is Rick Harrison, of the hit History Channel reality show "Pawn Stars", finally moving to full hour episodes after nearly a decade on cable.

Rick couldn't have imagined hosting customers from India, after the incredibly popular buying and selling show hit international fandom. Hear from him at the top.

Next up, we brought back a spin on the Morning Bull "Before and After" Game for a chance at Sammy Hagar concert tickets.

Callers and texters, with a little prodding, sent us their "Before and After" song title submissions, with the longest string winning the tickets to next month's show at Artpark.

For example, Joe sent us "Ain't Talkin' Bout Love Is All You Need You Tonight, Tonight, Tonight".  Woah, it looks a bit crazy on paper.  Stay tuned till the end for a 16 song string from Matt, the eventual winner.

Wrapping up things is Rob's latest top 10 list.  Off the heels that the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame is vacating its current residence adjacent to the Sabres Store in Keybank Center, Rob presents, "The Top 10 Signs No One Cares About the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame".

In a special edition of the Morning Bull Podcast, the crew had a chance to chat with a classic rock legend, founding member of KISS, Paul Stanley.

He shares some memories of his time as a cab driver in New York, playing the Phantom in Toronto, and what it's like to stay humble despite taking over the world as a literal rock star.

Once one's famous, Paul argues, one's true colors come through.  So it doesn't matter whether you're a rich or poor, if you're a jerk, you'll always be a jerk.  Paul didn't quite use that word to explain himself though.

So to hear what he REALLY said, click on the audio above!

In today's Morning Bull Podcast, the crew had to do a Rock and Roll 500 review.

The 97 Rock programming event of the spring wrapped up last night, and the morning crew evaluate their wins, losses, and preferences on how their lists differed from the final cut.

Check out the full list HERE from last weekend. 

After that postmortem, Bull gets into something close to his heart, hamburgers.  It's #InternationalHamburgerDay, so the crew dedicated some time to their favorite grilled beef patties, and all the fixin's.

You'll hear their chat with Dave from Artpark, breaking down Artpark's incredilbe summer concert calendar.

To wrap up Tuesday's show, Morning Bull talks AFC East quarterback chugs.  Just stay til the end, it'll make sense.

Thanks for joining us on the eve of Memorial Day Weekend!

You'll hear from WGRZ meteorologist Pat Hammer, updating you on what to expect from the elements for the first long weekend of the summer.  

Paul Stanley of KISS checks in, talking "Backstage Pass", a memoir on his 40 year career as an international rock star.  He's excited to be back in WNY later this summer for the "End of the Road Tour".

We caught up Pat Hammer's WGRZ colleague Pete Gallivan, who's had nothing but bad luck on the Buffalo roads this spring.  He's replaced 9 (!) tires in 8 weeks due to the all-time-awful potholes in western New York this season.  He updates us on what Mayor Byron Brown plans on doing to help commuters dodge the rim-denting frustrations.

And finally, for your listening displeasure, we drank a blended Memorial Day concoction.  This potent potable was chock full of Memorial Day cookout staples, including hot dogs with all the fixings, mac salad, baked beans, loganberry, beer, and watermelon.  Seriously.  

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