John & Tammy: San Diego's Morning Show

Orville Reddenbacher was born this week in 1907.  There's a certain type of snack food that still bears his name to this day.  What is it? 

Donna Kelce has announced that she will appear in that Hallmark movie, "Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story".  Donna is the mother of the Kansas Chiefs Tight End who also happens to be Taylor Swift's boyfriend.  Who is he?

More stories of kindness, talking to a former secret service agent and why Ingrid Andress deserves some grace. 

Like many out there, we had a lot of questions about what exactly went wrong at the rally where former President Trump was shot at in Pennsylvania. How was the shooter able to get so close? We talked to former secret service agent and current adjunct professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice Anthony Cangelosi to get some insight on what should have happened that day and the kind of precautions that are taken for these kinds of events. 

All this week we are highlighting stories of kindness in an effort to stop the division happening in our country at the moment. It's John and Tammy's Humble and Kind Week and this morning listener Shannon shared how her act of kindness led to her career and Valerie talked to us about befriending a stranger at a bar. 

Last night singer Ingrid Andress was the name all over social media after she seemingly butchered the National Anthem during the All-Star game. In the spirit of Humble and Kind Week, we talked about what might have happened and why we should be giving her grace instead of berating her online. 

LL Cool James has a new album coming out.  His first in 11 years.  TRUE OR FALSE: The  LL in LL Cool James stands for Large Leonard.

The teaser trailer for the new movie based ON THIS MARVEL SUPERHERO, who used to be played by Chris Evans has been released.  Anthony MAckie will be playing the HERO who uses a shield as his weapon. WHo's the hero? 

Kicking off John and Tammy's Humble and Kind week! 

We all know that this country has been more fractured than ever in the last few years, but what happened on Saturday really brought that to the forefront. Enough is enough. It's time for us to come together and unite as one country. This week we want to remind everyone of how we can be kind to each other. This morning, listeners told stories of how strangers have been kind to them. Share your story at KSON.com