Morning Mayhem

WED 10-22

Parent-Teacher Conferences start tonight, Powerpuff on Thursday, plenty of events coming up for Spirit Week.

Thank you bus drivers for all they do, especially those that drop you off at 7AM and then again @9PM at night. Those are some long days.

AI is getting a hold on how you search. Darien CT gets a new flag. And Woodland Volleyball beats Holy Cross in five sets.

We're back on Monday!

Tomlin and Amato reminisce about the old radio days of Woodland Regional broadcasts, which leads them to ponder where all their old photos have gone.

Looks like news broadcasts are about to change--AI has taken over the role of news caster which led the crew to believe they could all be replaced with AI, and probably for the better.

Decker stumped the guys with the Mercy mascot, and sports were quiet for Monday but get ramped up for Tuesday.

Getting a late start because of road work in his neighborhood, Amato laments the inconvenience, but notes that he wanted the roads repaired so you can't have it both ways. But he did miss the memo on Suit Jacket Monday.

Tomlin finds that there's a hyper realistic AI-controlled humanoid robot coming for our jobs and probably can do it better than us.

Decker had a few sports updates, but Amato and Tomlin were able to help out. And only the Packers were successful for those who are keeping score.

With Decker and Tomlin on hiatus this morning, Dana Mulligan guest hosted on the sports desk, in a reprisal of the very first "rebooted" Morning Mayhem show from February 1, 2021.

Want to keep pesky rodents from snacking on your porch pumpkins--vinegar to the rescue.

ESPN can't broadcast from overseas UConn Womens Basketball opener due to the shutdown, may have to head stateside for that.

Girls Soccer gets a rematch against Holy Cross, Girls Swim ekes out a win, and Volleyball take St. Paul in three.

Amato smells. Well, he smelled a skunk on the drive in to work, then began reminiscing about missing skunks (I don't know, I just write the cutlines for the episode). Tomlin finds a bunch of stories about ancient artifacts and dead bodies and Decker notes that post season play is here. The girls cross country team landed 3rd overall in the NVL with Leah Zainc finishing in 1st place, and the boys came in at 7th. Boys soccer missed post season by one match with their loss to Oxford.

It was National "I Love Lucy" Day, a testament to pure comedy that stands the test of time--funny is just funny. Daylight savings time could affect the twilight hours of Halloween, but won't, because it is after Halloween.

Boys soccer inches closer to a playoff berth, and girls soccer celebrates the seniors.

Amato realizes that rain means grass grows, team determines whether bathing is worth it, and the Yellowjacket Volleyball Invitational Tournament champs stop by!

Well, hell hath frozen over as the weather reacted to the Giants win. Tomlin explores the discovery of the Ichthyosaurus "sword dragon" which was not a dinosaur but morphed into a mammal. Decker notes the Woodland Volleyball regular season sweep, which hasn't happened often in 20 years. And we learn that the Lewis Mills mascot is not the Sword Dragons.

Woodland has wide parking spaces and offer easy parking access. Amato tries to get 10-9 to be something fetch. Tomlin updates a new flag for Boca Raton which Miami Vice colors

Not too many sports for Thursday, but Decker laments the Giants game for tonight against the Eagles.

When is the last time you jumped into a giant leaf pile? Looks like that time is here again! Renayldo just made a billion dollars. And Woodland Cross Country keeps outpacing the field.