Nassau Morning Madhouse

Don't miss out -- tune in now! On this Wednesday Morning Show, we introduce not one but TWO, new fresh, and dynamic co-host to or morning show! We dive into our eventful weeks, and disect a few controversies involving two well-known celebrities, and unveil one of the most die hard fan bases of all time. One of our co-hosts also shares 1000 reasons why she should've left her dream of ballet as just a dream!

Have no fear, the emoji police are here! We must save you from possibly losing your job due to your oblivion on what emojis are safe and unsafe to send to the big boss! Of course, the usual, eggplants are off limits; but there are a few more that you probably didn't even think twice about. Come and find out what symbols are best left unsent in the boardroom ;)

Here we unlock our TV show recast triggers and spill the tea on recasts that we desperately wish never happened!

We discuss what we hope to possibly discover and keep on our vacation stays in hotels or Airbnb. We then segway into uncovering the horrors of a woman's stay at an Airbnb.

Step into the Madcourt Madhouse, where our gavels meet a quarrel on newborns. The only thing that matters in this moment is settling the debate between a family battling over the perfect, or not-so-perfect baby name.

The Thursday crew goes through all 12 months to try and find which is superior.

Step in to the Madcourt Madhouse, where our gavels meet jingle bells. The only thing that matters in this moment is holiday justice

How much of a christmas movie geek are you? Does the festive christmas air inspire you to put on your all time favorite christmas movie?? YES? Well then "HO HO HOLLYWOOD" is definetly for you! Even if you aren't much of a christmas flick fan, tap in and have a good time with us while we tap into audible holiday nostalgia!

Sandy, Nico, and the sheriff duke it out in the first WHPC Presidential Debate. The candidates cover all the hot topics, like Martha Stewart, Jackie Kennedy and the Macarena.

The Tuesday Madhouse crew dive into a recent survey done on six thousand Americans, would you keep or return a lost $1000 you found on the street?