Jeff and Jeremy react to the bombshell announcement that KSBY meteorologist Dave Hovde is leaving television after 22 years! The guys dive into the emotional farewell from Dave’s on-air moment with Richard Gearhart, speculating on whether he’s headed to a public information officer role like many KSBY veterans before him or perhaps even a surprise gig at one of their sister radio stations (highly unlikely). With Vivian Rennie poised as a strong contender for Dave’s evening weather spot, Jeff and Jeremy debate the future of KSBY’s weather team and reminisce about the station’s revolving door of talent. Caller Don from Los Osos chimes in with his take on potential replacements, sparking laughs and a trip down memory lane wild speculation, and a celebration of Dave’s knack for making microclimates must-see TV.

Get ready for an inspiring episode of Jeff and Jeremy in the Morning as they chat with Andy Dibbern from Heroes on the Water! This incredible organization is making waves by taking veterans kayak fishing, offering them a chance to decompress and find peace on the water. Andy shares the story of their upcoming event on April 26, 2025, at Lopez Lake in Arroyo Grande—a memorial fishing day honoring Army veteran and smokejumper Ray Rubio. From XL kayaks to delicious tacos, hear how volunteers provide everything veterans need for a day of fishing, fun, and healing. Listener Kenny Smelt, aka "The Government is Cooking," raves about his first-time experience, proving anyone can join the adventure! Learn how this donor-supported program helps veterans tackle PTSD and traumatic brain injuries through the serenity of kayak fishing. Tune in for heartfelt stories, laughs, and a call to action to support or volunteer with Heroes on the Water. Let’s cast a line for a great cause!

the world's first sperm race, set to take place at the Hollywood Palladium on April 25, 2025. With over 1,000 spectators, high-resolution cameras, and live-streamed commentary, this microscopic showdown is more than just a quirky event—it's a bold move to spark conversation about declining male fertility. The guys break down the concept, from the racetrack mimicking the reproductive system to betting on contestants based on their lifestyles (think stoner vs. kale-obsessed triathlete). Is this a scientific breakthrough or just a bizarre spectator sport? Tune in for laughs, debates, and a surprising take on how sperm racing might just educate the masses. Could this be a future Olympic event for Los Angeles 2028? You be the judge!

Dive into the surprising comeback of tramp stamps, exploring how Gen Z is trading tribal tattoos for watercolor designs. From Nickelback’s unexpected cool factor to bell-bottoms making a return, the guys unpack what’s hot again and why—they debate whale tails, low-rise jeans, and whether tramp stamps are a yay or nay. Tune in for laughs, nostalgia, and a poll question that’ll spark your vote at KZOZ.com

A 911 Operator in Georgia is Caught ordering McDonalds while taking an emergency call. She was talking on two phones at once! McGriddles are good though,

Rory McIlroy’s emotional Masters victory, debating his putter-tossing antics and green-damaging risks. They dive into why real men cry (or don’t) over golf’s Grand Slam glory. Plus, Trump’s shockingly calm 62-beats-per-minute physical steals the show—how’s he so chill amid global chaos? From tariffs to iPhone woes, this episode’s a wild ride. #Masters2025 #RoryMcIlroy #TrumpHealth

Jeff and Jeremy dive into the unsung heroes of the Titanic’s boiler room, shoveling coal to keep the lights on during disaster—hats off to those legends! Then, they tackle Tax Day woes, with 25% of Americans scrambling to file and dreams of a tax-free utopia. Plus, Gen Z’s wild revival of flip phones and tramp stamps has them questioning if the early 2000s are back for good. From National Dolphin Day to a brother-in-law’s regrettable tattoo, this episode is packed with laughs and head-scratchers. Tune in for the chaos!

A woman makes a claim that you never know who could be wearing PJ's, and say they could be doctor's or lawyers. Jeff Quickly shoots that down. Especially in the small town living of the Central Coast.

Buckle up for a wild ride on this episode of Jeff and Jeremy’s Dumbass of the Day, brought to you by Davis Water Conditioning—your fix for water that doesn’t taste like lake sludge! Today, we’re diving into the jaw-dropping tale of Anime Martinez, a 45-year-old Utah woman who turned a routine traffic stop into a high-octane saga. Clocked at 120 mph, she led cops on a 45-minute chase, dodging spike strips like a pro—until one finally flattened her tires. Did she surrender? Nope! Instead, she called AAA for a roadside rescue while cops begged her to exit the car. In a twist straight out of a comedy flick, the police played along, posing as AAA to coax her out. Charged with reckless driving and failing to stop, Anime’s story is peak dumbassery that’ll have you laughing and shaking your head. Tune in as Jeff and Jeremy unpack this absurd caper, debate the cost of AAA, and wonder if those tires ever got fixed. Don’t miss the chaos! Visit daviswaterconditioning.com for spot-free dishes and better-tasting water—because nobody wants to be a dumbass about H2O. #DumbassOfTheDay #AnimeMartinez #HighSpeedChase #AAAOops #SLOCountyLaughs

In this episode of Jeff and Jeremy Jeff discovers the EWG's website and all the not so great things they tell you about your tap water, that is if you live in SLO, Paso, Templeton, Oceano, or A-Town.