Waking up with Chris Wolfe

Waking up with Chris Wolfe asking the question: What's your favorite thing about October in Montana. Enjoy the daily dumbasses, and new you didn't know you needed.

Chris and Ashley ask what's the best holiday gift you've received and talk about some highlights from the last Griz game, a scam affecting Apple products, and a Christmas bucket list activity in Montana.

Chris and Ashley talk about the high speed train proposed for the country and whether or not it will be in Montana. Plus, a woman prepared a turkey in her toilet.

Chris and Ashley talk about the shenanigans at Cat/Griz, Ashley says she wants to try a 120-year-old jar of pickles, and Chris shares where you can buy Thanksgiving foods locally.

Chris and Ashley thank the many people who helped make the Guerrilla Turkey Drive happen this year. Plus, they review the weather forecast and talk about ideal braking distances.

Donations keep rolling in for the 30th Annual Guerrilla Turkey Drive plus Chris and Ashley talk about lickable wrapping paper and the Montana town that was left off a "Best of" list.

Day 4 of the Guerrilla Turkey Drive: Chris and Ashley give an update on the Cat Griz Blood Battle and talk about the way dining in Missoula has advanced. And, they don't want you to sing at 'Wicked' (until the sing-a-long screenings).

Kelsi and Mick from Missoula Electric Coop visit the show today and talk about the Guerrilla Turkey Drive, the storm from last July, and some exciting new initiatives coming up thanks to some Federal grant funding.

Day 2 of the Guerrilla Turkey Drive: Chris and Ashley give "Turkey Salutes" to listeners who can give them a "good gobble gobble."

Plus they talk about what happened at the Griz game when the stadium lost pour, Montana town names that are hard to spell, and the number of robocalls Montanans are getting.

Ashley takes over the show, Chris sits in a refrigerated truck, and donations start rolling in for the 30th Annual Guerilla Turkey Drive.

Donate to the Guerilla Turkey Drive, an initiative to help feed families in western Montana.