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Amato contemplates the necessity of the pompom on the top of the beanie. Turns out there is a reason--sailors. Listen to find out the details.

Tomlin reveals the word of the year--parasocial. Yea, that's what we thought too. Also, you can take a cruise and never leave land when you travel on the retired Medina, not the funky cold.

Collins guest hosts the sports and notes the upsets in the college NCAA world, and the defeat of the Uruguay national team by team USA.

TODAY's GUEST: Tyler Patchkofsky and the Ski and Snowboard club.

Without Decker today, Tomlin and Amato just found themselves engrossed in debating the tradition of traditions here at Woodland--Spirit Week. Oh, something called the Learning Lamp.

Getting your license is never easier--both on students and parents. But scenes from the movie, License to Drive, made the morning show as a reflection of the process.

And Baby Shark is still a thing. And now even bigger and better then ever now that is going public. Buy some shares today!

Amato clears out the discount bin for Dolphin's gear after their win. Smartwatches win last week's poll, but this week finds if you are passenger or driver.

Ski and Snowboard club is looking for members and you can find info on Schoology. Look for the join code on the slideshow.

Amelia Earhart audio files are found, but she was not.

Woodland football continues its run toward a state title.

And, oh, yea, the Dolphins won. Not sure that was mentioned.

Thursday the 13th, second scariest day. Amato notes that roses are wooden, and it all ties together in the interview.

Tomlin gets everyone to stock up on Italian pasta. Amato is determined to start a pasta business, but notes there is a deli in Maine, which it isn't; it's an Italian resturant.

Director Reda and cast member, Finn White, stop by to discuss the upcoming presentation of Suite Surrender this weekend.

Mid week return and feeling the effects of New England. It was snowing yesterday, and also sunny, and very cold. A little bit fall everything all at once.

Day off is just a day to get things done that have been overlooked. Luxembourg gets a new flag as does Vancouver, Washington.

UConn sports are tearing it up and Woodland gets ready for the Winter sports season.

Cold, rainy days make leaf raking all but impossible. But Amato has a plan--a big bag and a tractor. How is that all going to work out? Only time will tell.

Who was the "Fedora Man" from the Louvre heist?

Traditional watches seem to be the fan favorite on the show, but Tomlin takes it next level with his traditional pocket watch.

Decker wraps up the volleyball season as the last team in states dropped to Joel Barlow on Saturday.

Turn those heaters on; winter is coming! And quite possibly it's our fault because we thought hell would freeze over before we got to fifty episodes this year. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The Toy HOF winners were announced and we didn't get a single one correct.
Tomlin works on ealry morning traffic report for the ancient Romans.
And Decker heralds the Woodland Football team for putting Holy Cross away and the Volleyball team for keeping their state run alive.

This morning the crew selects their nominees for the Annual Toy of the Year inductees; however tomorrow the true selections will be revealed.

And honestly, that was most of the show today. A little bit of AI news and warnings about a geo-solar storm, and Volleyball continuing in states, too.

Here's to hoping the lightsaber gets in [fingers crossed].

Started out just over freezing as everyone gets the rest of the week going after a day off for elections and teacher professional development.

While it was election day, Tomlin held the crew to task and found out that Decker and he did vote while Amato did not; he was more upset with the fact that you can't get a reward and a deal on the McDonald's app any more.

ON THE PHONE: NVL Champ, Coach Ray Snyder