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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It’s another lively morning with Greg and the Morning Buzz as the crew dives into everything from warm spring weather and air fryers to the chaos of pet ownership and melting snow. The show kicks off with laughs about early-morning stretches on camera, driving quirks at empty intersections, and the little everyday things that can instantly boost your mood. Later, the Buzz team shares stories about backyard dog-duty disasters, kitchen gadgets that take up way too much counter space, and why everyone should enjoy the unexpected 70-degree day while it lasts. The episode also takes a heartfelt moment to remember Boston singer Brad Delp and reflect on the impact of music and friendship over the years. Plus, don’t miss:

• Roadkill Ranks featuring the best Mel Gibson movies
• A round of Weird Price Is Right with bizarre items you can actually buy online
• Tech talk with Gizmo and must-have new phone apps
• Comedian Jimmy Dunn stopping by
• Ridiculous questions, listener texts, and plenty of classic Buzz banter

It’s a mix of humor, nostalgia, and off-the-rails conversation—just another morning with the Buzz.

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In this episode of The Morning Buzz, the crew kicks things off with a surprisingly educational—and hilarious—conversation about beards, aging, and the strange “scientific benefits” of facial hair. From blocking UV rays to trapping allergens, the team debates whether long beards are actually good for your health… while also admitting they’re great at catching maple syrup. The conversation shifts to upcoming St. Patrick’s Day celebrations and a live appearance at Revo Casino, before the show launches into the “Ridiculous Question of the Day”: what small, everyday thing instantly makes you feel better? Listeners call and text in with their answers—from clean sinks and fresh sheets to full gas tanks and perfectly timed green lights. Later, tech expert Gizmo joins the show to talk about new mobile apps, including tools for organizing recipes, blocking spam calls, and even checking the safety score of your next flight. The team also dives into the growing influence of AI apps like Claude and ChatGPT, and whether they’re helpful—or a little creepy. The episode wraps with stories from listeners around the country, random radio banter, and a reminder that sometimes the smallest things—like clean car mats at 3:15 AM—can make your whole day better. Key Topics:

• The unexpected “benefits” of having a beard
• St. Patrick’s Day event and casino promotions
• The “Ridiculous Question”: small things that make your day better
• Listener calls about everyday habits and small wins
• Cleaning rituals, full gas tanks, and fresh bedding
• Tech talk with Gizmo about new apps
• AI tools like Claude vs ChatGPT
• Spam calls, phone filters, and tech frustrations
• Classic Morning Buzz humor and listener interaction

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Coffee talk, classic movie nostalgia, and a legendary guest—this episode of the Buzz covers a lot of ground. ☕🎙️ The show kicks off with the crew debating coffee flavors (caramel vs. honey… and why jam in coffee might be a terrible idea). But the real highlight arrives when longtime Hollywood actor Tim Matheson joins the show. Best known for his roles in National Lampoon's Animal House, The West Wing, and Netflix’s hit Virgin River, Matheson talks about a career that spans seven decades in Hollywood. He shares behind-the-scenes stories from the set of Animal House, what it was like working alongside John Belushi, and why he almost didn’t get the iconic role of Eric “Otter” Stratton. Matheson also reflects on:

• The unexpected rise of Virgin River into one of Netflix’s most binge-watched shows
• Learning the lightning-fast dialogue style of Aaron Sorkin while appearing on The West Wing
• Early career moments working with legends like Lucille Ball

Plus, the Buzz crew dives into a parenting dilemma that sparks a big debate:
What would you do if your child’s new best friend has a parent who runs an OnlyFans account? Would it matter… or not at all? It’s a mix of Hollywood stories, pop culture nostalgia, and real-life parenting questions—exactly the kind of unpredictable conversation you expect from the Buzz. Press play and hang out with the crew. 🎧

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What would you do if your flight suddenly landed and armed officers stormed the plane yelling “Hands up! Heads down!” 😳 That’s exactly what happened on a Southwest flight after a passenger thought they saw something suspicious on someone’s laptop… only for it to turn out to be a massive misunderstanding. The crew breaks down the wild story, the chaos on board, and why one innocent passenger got dragged off the plane. Then things get personal: How would you react if police rushed your plane? The team hilariously predicts Scott’s meltdown, complete with panic breathing, suspicious side-eye, and possibly… dirty pants. 😂 Plus:

• A parenting bet gone horribly wrong—one mom promised her kid a car if a certain college basketball team wins the national championship. Now the team is ranked #1 and Dad refuses to help pay up. Is he wrong for staying out of it? 🚗
• Beach dog drama: Is it bad etiquette if your dog steals another dog’s stick? 🐕
• Concert ticket prices are getting insane—would you pay $300 to $12,000 to see a legendary artist live? 🎸
• Daylight Saving Time confusion, weekend updates, and the return of Ask the Buzz.

It’s a Monday episode full of wild travel stories, questionable parenting bets, beachside dog politics, and the everyday chaos that makes life weirdly entertaining.

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Concert plans, AI paranoia, family stories, and a few classic Morning Buzz rabbit holes—this episode has it all. 😄 The crew kicks things off talking live music—from upcoming shows like the legendary New England rock band The Fools celebrating 50 years of their April Fools shows, to summer concerts featuring Paul Simon and more. Plus, Greg shares why the upcoming documentary about The Fools is a must-see for longtime rock fans. Then the conversation takes a turn…

• A surprising discussion about the finances of former teen star James Van Der Beek sparks a bigger debate about how many celebrities aren’t nearly as rich as people assume.
• Country duo Florida Georgia Line might be reuniting—and the team has opinions about the era of “bro-country.”
• Would you ever want to know if a song was created by AI? Apple Music may soon start labeling AI-generated tracks.
• Parenting talk gets real when the crew debates whether kids actually call their parents… or only answer texts. 📱

Plus:

• A wild stage mishap at a concert by Machine Gun Kelly
• The weird generational divide in modern relationship expectations
• Childhood memories involving Pepto, grandmothers, and the dreaded “bibbits”
• Kelly’s Final Vinyl pick from The Byrds and their psychedelic classic Eight Miles High

It’s a classic Buzz episode full of music talk, hilarious family stories, generational debates, and the kind of random nostalgia that only happens on live morning radio. Press play and hang out with the Buzz. 🎧

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