Even with the slight tech glitches, the show must go on. I mean, it really doesn't, but we did anyway.

Never knew what "rabbit, rabbit" was? That is answered today. How was your long car trips? I can't even explain the fondue and glacier touching segment.

Woodland continues to dominate in sports, and the Red Sox pulled off an incredible "didn't-see-that-coming" win.

Too many apps, too few cameras. Hopefully we get this fixed for tomorrow. And what is up with the 6-7 phenomenon?

New state law requires lunch served on half days, while NASA plans for a village on the moon.

And if you are in the North East, you probably have picked a side in the Red Sox-Yankee Wild Card game.

iPhone has released the new iPhone 17 in a Pumpkin Spice flavored model with a new and improved selfie camera, AI gets into art, and Starfleet Command is planning on launching it's first "real" space aircraft carrier.

It's Fri'yay!! After a long week, the crew muses about all things techno and dorky, like prices of streaming services and lowering internet provider bills. Powerful stuff.

And if you are interested in sponsoring the show, let us know!

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Also, Vancouver has some great flag choices for their city: https://flagchronicle.com/2025/09/25/six-designs-advance-in-vancouver-competition/

Good luck to the Hawks in sporting action tonight, especially the football team looking to defend the Pinho trophy!

It's raining after a good, warm run in September. How do you prefer your apple pie topped: crust, lattice, crumble, cheese, ice cream?

WRSG joins other schools in a senate session at the old capital building in Hartford.

And who will the new James Bond be?

With alarms blaring and fire trucks approaching, the MMS crew took the show on the road #remotegoals. Live and uninterrupted, continuing their continuous school day show streak spanning three years.

And even more impressive, the dance team captains--Julia Galasso, Payton Geary, and Genevieve Bandanza-- managed to find the show by walking around the building. Thank you to the dance team!

#showmustgoon

The Woodland custodial staff does a great job keeping the hallway floors clean, but wouldn't it be even more helpful if the Stop and Shop robot mascot, Marty, pulled a shift late at night too. And speaking of mascots, the Morning Mayhem Show is looking for a mascot as well. And a flag design.

Cheer Captains:

• Abby Beecher
• Ava Artes
• Gigi Orzechowski
• Natalie Strachan

Amato couldn't find his favorite bacon-on-a-stick vendor, but did find New England Craft Co, a local woodshop that makes personalized wood crafts. Decker finds all the nominees for the Toy Awards:

• Battleship
• Catan
• Connect Four
• Cornhole
• Furby
• Scooter
• Slime
• Snow
• Spirograph
• Star Wars Light Saber
• Tickle Me Elmo
• Trivial Pursuit

Tomlin updates the group on BoatyMcBoatFace, the crowd source name for a British marine research vehicle.

And Blake Polaski, Esports captain, welcomes anyone with time after school and a ride home to join the WRHS Esports team.

Amato can only muster up a yogurt for National Love Your Lunch Day, Tomlin notes that Starbuck's is going to "innovate" again which means higher prices, and Decker finds another team with the mascot of Highlander.

GUEST: Collette Hammond, WRHS Book Club President, shares her excitement for getting the new book club underway this year with a first meeting during advisory on Sept 23rd. Read a book, Bring a Friend, Share an Experience.

You gotta love the craziness of New England weather, especially in the fall season with leaves changing and harvest festivals just loading up every weekend. AND IT'S PICTURE DAY (which doesn't do well for radio, but you get the idea). And in vexology news: Seba Beach, Alberta gets a new flag.

https://www.sebabeach.ca/