Well, the year changed but the show didn't. Except we can't livestream to Instagram any more because we don't have 1000 followers; we are only 822 short.

The crew didn't have any New Year's resolutions, except for Amato who is going to work on his LEGO backlog which is daunting unto itself.

Which soda would you prefer: Coca Cola, Pepsi, or Dr. Pepper.

AI just prescribed your next medicine and Equatorial Guinea is getting a new capital.

WRHS Boys basketball is making strides and both teams are in action this week.

And Special Guest: Mark Sankosky, Student Teacher

Amato can't find anything happy on the radio; both Christmas songs and news is making him sad. But cocoa could be the answer.

It's ugly sweater day!

Canada finds missing/stolen jewels and gets to keep them.

Warships are the next big thing.

And both basketball teams won in convincing fashion!

And we'll see you next year!

Amato had a less than merry ride into work. Saddest Christmas songs are debated.

Turns out every property in Monopoly is a real place--who knew? (Not Amato)

Boys Swim Captains preview the upcoming season.

Holiday Cheer is in the Air!

This morning was 50 degrees warmer than the beginning of the week, proving once again, if you don't like New England weather, just wait a minute.

Woodland visited LRMS the day before to get the incoming freshmen excited about coming to Woodland. They will be visiting WRHS in January.

IT'S PIZZA DAY!! (that's all I gotta say about that)

The rules of dressing for the week leading up to the holiday break.

Getting your photos recovered through AI.

Lakeview Shad

And Basketball broadcasts.

The extra camera view might be worked out. . . might.

Amato wonders who went sledding with the last snow storm and Tomlin notes that his kids did. The crew discussed the possibility about snow on Christmas.

The Oscars will join this show by broadcast on YouTube, so we are like co-workers now.

AI jobs needed include electrical workers and construction workers, along with server control techs.

Brain scans might not be right.

And the Girls Basketball wins!

It's the middle of the "that" week, the week right before break when teachers are loading up tests and parties and walking that balancing line.

Right when we get back there will be course registration and it will be time to sign for next year's courses.

Netflix seems ready to take over Warner Brothers, you can dive on the Black Pearl and a statue of liberty falls over.

Woodland Basketball in action.

With the snow fall and icy roads, we took the morning off yesterday and arrived safely at work. But everything was back on track this morning.

A bit of a throwback to wintery storms from 2018 when you could measure the depth with a yardstick. What is a yardstick you ask?

Belarus and Russia can compete independently in the Olympics and International Chess competitions. But chess is not an Olympic sport.

In Waterbury where the water main break is continuing to hold up school and affect sports programs around the league.

And we have a new camera angle that we haven't quite figured out yet.

Amato fixes his car by finding a nuisance rolling around. PJ Day is school-wide--shocker that Tomlin appears to sleep in business casual attire.

Recycle books in the media center by making them into Christmas trees. Tomlin is not a fan.

New York Historical Society gets hip.

Cold kids are smarter.

Cracker Barrel updates their menu.

Basketball season starts.

And Swiftie Arrmy members--Avery DiGiovanna, Megan Murray, Daniela Santos, and Vickie Delucia--give insight to Taylor's draw.

Black ice was the travel advisory today, but the crew made it in unscathed.

With a well-intentioned desire to share the Spotify Wrapped with the audience, the live show actually was abruptly cut away, but this episode has the lost audio, so you are finding a treasure that the live audience did not.

Oh, BTW fire is old.

And we increased our viewership by 999% so thank you!

The bus idea still has legs (see episode 67 for details) , maybe make some updates for student busses next.

Getting the reach out to our target audience--not sure that our base clients are being well-represented so Amato suggested that students are randomly interviewed to find out more about them. Not sure how that will land.

Australia has banned social media for their teenage citizens so it looks like we are banned in Australia.

Girls Basketball Captains Ava and Carina have a positive outlook season.