Battle Creek Competitive Eater renames Ray Ray's Sandwich, plus it's Lucky to Play the Lottery in Michigan, and the Constantine Fire Department burned down their own truck.

George's new movie, "Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank" is out now. Plus, he talks with us about the photos from the James Webb Telescope.

Mark's never been, so Meatball walks him through it. Plus, George Takei, area Observatories, and Stroh's is Back on Tap!

Listen, Meatball will wear the New Balance and high socks, but NO CROCS! Plus Kalamazoo's Human Fly, and you should probably read the terms and conditions before committing a federal crime in Michigan.

The Rocker Morning Show chats with Wendy Dio (wife to the late Ronnie James Dio), about the upcoming special edition release of "Holy Diver," and the return of several charitable events that were put on hold for the Pandemic.

The Today Show can't find Mackinac Island to save their lives, plus Mark is headed back to the dentist (Meatball hates the dentist), and are there more Cones or Holes in Michigan?

Puddle of Mudd will be headlining Kalamazoo Ribfest Saturday night. We caught up with frontman Wes Scantlin on the 30-year history of the band, his closeness with his parents, and writing a new album (which we might get to hear some of at Ribfest!)

Don't blame Satanists for the "evil" in Ohio. Plus a Chuck Berry record made in Michigan, Wes Scantlin ahead of Ribfest, and the Civil War Legend who moved to Pontiac at 104 years old.

When did we become Michiganians? The feud with Ohio started WAY before we were a state, and this Indiana Home is for people who want to face their High School PE Class PTSD.

Kalamazoo has been thinking about peeing in public for several years. Vince Neil can use teleprompters if he wants, and LeVar Burton actually DOES have ties to Kalamazoo!