In this episode of Billy and Lisa in the Morning, the hosts dive into a wild story about a door-to-door salesperson who left them scratching their heads. Justin shares his experience with a young man who came to his door, admiring his legs and leaving a trail of confusion. The guys discuss theories behind the salesperson's unusual behavior, from a bug on the porch to a key hidden on the door. They also touch on a series of humorous headlines, including a woman who kicked a Corvette at a gas station due to sensitive ears.

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We're talking about the latest news on this Thursday, May 7th. Billy and Lisa are sharing the forecast and top stories. They're discussing a state trooper who was killed in a crash on Route 1 in Linfield, and the community's reaction to the loss. They're also covering a tragic incident in Melrose where a nine-year-old boy was killed by a fallen tree, and a mother accused of killing her two young children in Dedham. Additionally, they're touching on the passing of Ted Turner, the founder of CNN, and the latest developments in the Iran deal.

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We're celebrating National Nurses Day on the Billy and Lisa Morning Show. Today's a special day to honor the hardworking nurses who make a difference in our lives. We're talking to nurses, sharing their stories, and giving them the recognition they deserve. From the front lines to the hospitals, nurses are the unsung heroes who care for us when we need it most. We're also discussing the latest news, from sports to entertainment, and sharing some laughs along the way. Join us as we shine a light on these incredible individuals and the impact they have on our community.

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We're celebrating National Nurses Day and Teacher Awareness Day on the show today. Host Justin shares a personal story about his wife's nursing journey and the challenges she faced. We also dive into some fun and quirky topics, including a discussion about queso and fake news headlines. Plus, we're joined by DJ Pop Dog, who's getting ready to perform at a charity event for the victims of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica. And, we're still trying to figure out the mystery of the ring camera saga at Justin's house. It's a fun and lighthearted episode with a mix of serious and silly moments.

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Today's episode is a news-filled rundown. We're covering a tragic story in Melrose where a nine-year-old boy died after being hit by a falling tree at a playground. We'll also discuss the acquittal of former Patriots receiver Stefan Diggs on assault and strangulation charges. Plus, we'll touch on Celtics star Jaylen Brown being fined $50,000 for criticizing the refs. We'll also dive into the Red Sox's big win over the Tigers and the drama that unfolded in a game between the Sixers and the Knicks. It's a packed episode with a lot on our minds.

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In this episode of Billy and Lisa in the morning, the hosts dive into the world of restaurants and the etiquette of sending food back. They share their own experiences, from a listener who sent back a steak six times to a chef who refuses to burn a well-done steak. The conversation also touches on the importance of food allergies and the rise of restaurants accommodating special requests. With a dash of humor and a pinch of controversy, Billy and Lisa explore the dos and don'ts of dining out.

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This morning on the Billy and Lisa Morning Show, we're talking about a pretty cool story. Lucas Santiago, a rising senior at Loyal and Marrimount University in LA, joins us to share his wild experience of being in the new season of Euphoria. He's a huge fan of the show and can't believe his luck when he lands a role in the wedding scene, sitting right behind Zendaya. We dive into his story, from how he got the part to what it was like working with the cast. Plus, we're talking about the latest news and headlines, including a crazy story about a taco bell funeral in West Seattle.

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Today's news update is a wild ride. We're covering a lot of ground, from a high-profile trial to a scary incident at a playground. The Stefan Diggs assault trial is making headlines, with the chef testifying about a heated exchange. Meanwhile, a tree came crashing down in Melrose, injuring three people, including a young child. We're also talking about the World Cup coming to town and the traffic chaos that's expected. Plus, we've got updates on a cruise ship with a rat virus outbreak and a settlement between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. It's a busy news day, folks.

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In this episode of Billy and Lisa in the Morning, the hosts dive into a listener's dilemma about a gym membership that's been collecting dust since New Year's resolutions. The conversation gets real about how to approach the situation with honesty and humor, with some callers suggesting creative solutions like canceling the membership or framing the conversation in a positive way. The hosts also weigh in on the Boston sports scene, from the Celtics' disappointing performance to the Kentucky Derby's thrilling upset. It's a fun and relatable discussion that's sure to leave you laughing and thinking.

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This morning on the Billy and Lisa show, we're talking about everything from Spirit Airlines shutting down to the latest on the Boston sports scene. We're also diving into some crazy news stories, including a woman who thought she was engaged to country star Riley Green, and a mom who's going viral for saying her kids don't have to share. Plus, we're catching up with Joey McIntyre, the original member of New Kids on the Block, about his son Griffin's new music career. And, we're giving a shoutout to our friend Pebbles, who's retiring after years of working with us.

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