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Superstitions, awkward first dates, and a chaotic round of Friday Feud—this episode has it all. The crew dives into the weird habits and superstitions people still hold onto, from avoiding cracks in the sidewalk to tossing salt over your shoulder. Are they real beliefs… or just things we do “just in case”? The conversation quickly spirals into childhood myths, strange rituals, and the bizarre things people swear bring them luck. Then it’s time for Friday Feud, where listeners call in to compete in a fast-paced game based on survey questions. Things get hilariously competitive as teams try to guess what people pretend not to care about—but secretly do—and the most awkward things that can happen on a first date. Let’s just say… some answers are better than others. Plus:

• Lucky shirts and sports superstitions
• First-date disasters (including some truly questionable answers)
• Listener stories about bizarre good-luck rituals
• A chance to win tickets to see comedian Jim Gaffigan

It’s a fun, unfiltered morning full of laughs, random debates, and the kind of conversations that only happen when the mics are on.

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It’s a chaotic and hilarious Friday episode filled with confessions, questionable statistics, and plenty of laughs. The show kicks off with a round of listener confessions—some lighthearted, some surprisingly honest. From middle-school nicknames and dad jokes at the dinner table to secret hotel getaways and coworkers discovered on Reddit, nothing is off limits.

The crew also shares a few personal stories, including childhood shoplifting guilt that still haunts them years later. The conversation takes some unexpected turns when they start talking about modern relationship trends like couples choosing separate beds just to get a good night’s sleep. 

Things get even more bizarre when the show dives into online culture and the surprising numbers behind OnlyFans spending across different states. That leads to plenty of debate about internet fame, self-worth, and how quickly online success can change someone’s life. 

Later in the episode, the tone shifts to the “Good News” segment where listeners share positive moments—from vacations and weddings to personal wins and small things that made their day better. 

To close out the show, the crew brings back the fan-favorite “Punch in the Face” segment, where everyone vents about the people, situations, and everyday annoyances that deserve a playful call-out before the weekend begins.

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In this episode of Buzz 24/7, the crew kicks things off with a surprisingly dangerous lunch situation when a broken plastic fork leaves a mystery piece somewhere in a salad. From microplastics and digestive worries to the hazards of cutting steak with flimsy utensils, the conversation quickly turns into the kind of hilarious everyday debate only this crew can have.

They also prepare for an upcoming show photo shoot, discussing wardrobe choices (or lack thereof), whether anyone should actually put effort into radio promo pictures, and why showing up in the same hoodie might not be the best branding strategy.

Then the discussion shifts to music—specifically guilty pleasure songs. The hosts share the tracks they secretly (or not-so-secretly) love, from unexpected pop hits to classic throwbacks. Along the way, they debate whether you can separate artists from their behavior and what makes a song something you’re almost embarrassed to admit you enjoy.

Finally, the episode wraps with “Cooking on a Budget,” where listeners get the latest grocery deals, meal ideas, and money-saving tips to help stretch their food budget without sacrificing flavor.

It’s a mix of humor, music nostalgia, everyday life stories, and practical tips—exactly what you’d expect from a lively morning radio crew.

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The crew kicks things off talking about an upcoming Dover pub crawl and the joys (and chaos) of bar-hopping with friends, family, and coworkers. That leads into a hilarious discussion about hanging out with your kids as adults, the little things partners do that somehow become instantly annoying, and a deep dive into the strange art of burping on command. Things get even funnier when the show debates whether burps are more disgusting than farts, shares stories about embarrassing dinner-table moments, and questions just how far people will go for attention—like the man who reportedly pulled a 4,000-pound car with his testicles. Later, the conversation shifts to modern life and technology as the team explores how people are using AI tools like ChatGPT for everything from writing texts and recipes to designing tattoos, planning grocery lists, and even diagnosing medical conditions. Listeners call in with surprising and sometimes life-changing ways they’re using AI. Meanwhile, behind the scenes, Scotty battles a frustrating tech issue that throws the morning routine into chaos—sparking a relatable discussion about workplace stress, teamwork, and trying to stay calm when technology refuses to cooperate. It’s a wild mix of pub crawl plans, relationship quirks, ridiculous world records, AI experiments, and classic Morning Buzz banter.

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Celebrate the legendary James Taylor as the crew kicks off the show with a birthday shoutout and some fascinating music trivia. From his early days as the first non-British artist signed to Apple Records to the evolution of “Carolina in My Mind,” the hosts dive into how his music changed over time—and even reveal how his song “Something in the Way She Moves” inspired George Harrison when writing “Something.” Then the show shifts into classic Morning Buzz chaos with stories from Greg’s brief college music days, a hilarious round of the fan-favorite game Pick One, and plenty of unexpected tangents—from citrus-scent debates and strip-club etiquette to weird news involving magic mushrooms, camel beauty contests, and snake yoga. Plus: a listener wins tickets to see the Dave Matthews Band, the team argues about music picks ranging from Billy Squier to Smash Mouth, and the crew wraps things up with stories that only this show could deliver. 🎧 In this episode:

• A birthday tribute to James Taylor and surprising Beatles connections
• The “Pick One” game for concert tickets
• Greg’s forgotten college band days
• Weird news you won’t believe (camel beauty contests included)
• Music debates and classic radio banter

It’s music, laughs, and the unpredictable energy of Greg and the Morning Buzz all in one episode.

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What starts as a peaceful drive home with the dog quickly turns into a real-life action movie. One minute we’re minding our own business, the next minute a truck is airborne, a telephone pole snaps in half, power lines are exploding like it’s the Fourth of July, and rush hour traffic turns into absolute chaos. In this episode, we break down the moment that made us question physics, fate, and whether someone in the universe is definitely messing with the traffic patterns in New Hampshire. We talk about the strange psychology of accidents—why some people jump into action while others just pull out their phones, what you shouldn’t do around power lines (seriously… don’t), and the very real moment when you realize helping someone might also mean seeing something you can’t unsee. Also in this episode:

• Why hot chocolate can look alarmingly like blood
• The unspoken rule of “how many cars need to be stopped before you keep driving”
• Near misses that will make you clutch your steering wheel
• A philosophical debate about whether guardian angels exist… or if the devil just missed

And just when things get intense, we pivot to planning a trip to Iceland, buying vacation clothes nobody back home will ever see, and why volcanic hot springs might destroy your favorite bathing suit. From exploding transformers to travel tips, this episode is a chaotic ride—much like the roads we’re driving on. Buckle up. 🚗🎙️

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Stretchy pants? Check. Comfortable shoes? Check. Dignity? Optional. 🍀 In this episode, the crew gears up for a St. Patrick’s Day pub crawl, debates the correct way to eat pizza (apparently meat-lovers might make you a red flag?), and dives headfirst into the weird food habits everyone swears are normal. From “frambled eggs” (half fried, half scrambled) to peanut-butter-spaghetti sandwiches and ranch-on-everything people, things get… questionable. Along the way we also cover:

• Day drinking plans and pub crawl survival tips
• Dreams about planes crashing into ski resorts (totally normal, right?)
• Why hockey players are basically indestructible
• UFC drama, Logan Paul confusion, and why nobody knows which Paul brother is which
• A mysterious man living in Kayla’s attic who apparently needs more dino nuggets

Plus, we play a round of “Is It Weird?”, where listeners confess their strangest food combos—and somehow clam chowder with macaroni isn’t even the wildest one. Grab a Guinness, hide your SpaghettiOs, and remember: always wear stretchy pants.

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In this episode, the crew dives into a classic “Who’s the Douchebag?” scenario… and it’s a wild one.A bride-to-be writes in because her fiancé wants his ex-wife to be his best man at their wedding. Yes… you read that correctly. They’re all friendly, they co-parent well, and everything is drama-free — which somehow makes the situation even more confusing.Is this a beautiful example of mature adults getting along… or a wedding day disaster waiting to happen?The show debates everything from blended families and wedding photos to insecure relatives whispering in the crowd. Along the way, things spiral into discussions about weird pop culture references, having zero friends, and why being understood for your random references might be the greatest feeling in the world.So… is the fiancé the douchebag?
Is the bride the douchebag?
Or is everyone else just projecting their own baggage?Also in this episode:
• Why obscure pop culture references make people weirdly happy
• The surprising value of cow gallstones (yes, really)
• A game of “Who’s Paying Attention?”
• And the eternal mystery: what is actually up with Kelly?It’s messy, hilarious, and somehow kind of wholesome.Welcome to the Morning Buzz. 🎙️

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In this episode of The Morning Buzz – Unloading, the crew dives into a mix of funny everyday debates and behind-the-scenes wrestling stories. The show starts with lighthearted talk about concert giveaways, emotional moments tied to music, and a surprisingly passionate discussion about the “right” way to eat cereal—milk, dry, spoon, or even fork. Then the conversation shifts to wrestling as the hosts welcome David Sahadi, former NBC sports producer and longtime director/producer for WWE and TNA, and author of Backstage Pass: Tales from Beyond the Squared Circle. Sahadi shares what it was like transitioning from directing real sports—working around legends like Michael Jordan—to the wild world of professional wrestling. He recounts culture-shock moments backstage, memorable experiences filming legendary wrestlers, and why The Undertaker was one of the easiest professionals he ever worked with. Sahadi also opens up about the creative challenges of changing WWE’s production style and tells candid stories about working with some of wrestling’s biggest personalities—including a blunt behind-the-scenes moment with The Rock. It’s a mix of humor, nostalgia, and insider stories from the squared circle you won’t hear anywhere else. Key Topics:

• Concert ticket giveaways and emotional moments tied to music
• The great cereal debate: milk, dry, spoon, or fork?
• Chopsticks vs. forks at Asian restaurants
• Interview with David Sahadi about his book Backstage Pass
• Transitioning from NBC sports to WWE production
• Backstage stories about The Undertaker, Owen Hart, and more
• A candid story about working with The Rock

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