On the Night Snow, Antonio fielded shoutouts from all across the country, as associates from CAP1, maintenance, overnight and more battled frigid weather and wild snowstorms to keep our customers happy! Talk about some winterful associates. Do they speak Latin, because they certainly know how to freeze the day! Carpe freeze ‘em, amirite? Antonio also heard from store manager Mark at Store 505 in Jacksonville, Florida, who went in to ensure his store could keep running. Today in Black History, Henry Lewis became the first Black American to lead a symphony orchestra in the United States on this day in 1968. It’s Presidents Day, which is also known as Washington’s Birthday – and this year, it falls on Feb. 15, even though his birthday was on Feb. 22. So, that’s weird news. Our Associate Caller of the Day was Kyle from Store 612 in Charleston, Illinois. In Did You Know?, Antonio asks what’s something you’ll own about 25 pairs of by the time you turn 35? Our associates probably own more, because their future is so bright… Check out all that, plus 'Who Sang It' and 'Rapid Questions' on Walmart Radio! Hit play!

Bo and Iyube launched into this No Format Friday with a sweet and bubbly Impossible Question

of the Day: What popular drink is composed of 99% water? Bo mentioned a few shows ago that he doesn’t like this beverage. Do any dedicated listeners out there remember what it is!? Dominique from Store 6233 in Charlotte, North Carolina, was the Associate Caller

of the Day. She gave a shoutout to Ashley, Jess and all her front end associates. Happy Valentine’s Day to you all! Bo shared his love for action movies like “Face/Off” and “True Lies” and confessed his love for Nicolas Cage. Who doesn’t love that chiseled

face?! In Milestone Minute,

Bo gives Kathy from Store 884 in Shelbyville, Indiana, a shoutout for 35 glorious

years. Mark, a Service Technician from Store 79 in Joplin, Missouri, also got a shoutout for 40 wonderful years! For all the plum fans out there, today is National Plum Pudding Day. Iyube is not a fan, but that doesn’t mean he won’t celebrate with you! In

a game of Yes or No Way Bo!, Tiffany from Store 1985 in Laurel, Maryland, called in and played an inspired game. Our highlights include Impossible Question of the Day, associate shoutouts and learning that Iyube hates heights! Bo also offered to call anyone

who’s alone on Valentine’s Day! What a mensch! Tune in now!

Antonio is looking out for the procrastinators everywhere: Valentine’s Day is Sunday, which means there’s still time to grab a gift! Don’t delay! We had a brief phone mishap, but Antonio didn’t let it kill his vibe, as he named Briana from Store 5404 in Homewood, Illinois, our official Associate Caller of the Day. She name-dropped half her store, so if you’re from 5404, you’d better listen in! Turning to news, things at HBO are worth saying “Jinkies!” over, as the TV titan announced an animated spinoff series that promises to dive deeper into the story of Scooby Doo character, Velma. What secrets await? In the Social Media Highlight of the Day, Marcos and Tim from Store 5695 in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, celebrated 15 years with Walmart. Congratulations to you both! The guys play Did You Know? and wonder what the average person does in only seven minutes. Not to give too much away, but the average person is either not telling the truth or is enormously good at counting sheep. Check out all that and more on this No Format Friday!

Tomorrow is National Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk

Day, which is great, as long as you clean up after yourself. Bo discusses the generous donation of beloved Jeopardy host Alex Trebek’s wardrobe to a homeless organization, which will provide the clothes for job interviews. The donation includes 58 dress shirts,

14 suits, and 300 neckties. Sorry, actually the correct answer is, “What are 58 dress shirts, 14, suits and 300 neckties?” In Milestone Minute, Linda from Store 1661 in Kinston, North Carolina, and Catherine from Store 3247 in Delavan, Wisconsin, celebrate

30 years! Although Yolanda from Store 121

in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, has them both beat at 35 years. But it's not a competition. Congrats to all three of you! For the sleuths out there, our Detective Product asks: Can you guess what item Ariel from The Little Mermaid called “The Dinglehopper?” Here’s

a hint, she's way off. Other highlights include a foiled fake ID, a father-daughter wedding dance playlist, and

Bo’s Impossible Question of the Day, which

asks: What do 50% of us have one of in our vehicle, even though it doesn't work anymore? No, it’s not a CD player. Be sure to tune in!

It’s a Rollback Wednesday, and it’s also National Umbrella Day, so naturally the guys had to make it rain in the studio! Friend of the show Ryan, aka Neighborhood Ryan from Store 4445 in Clemson, South Carolina, called in with some umbrella history you won’t wanna miss. In news, Antonio is skeptical about 3-D printed ribeyes, but still wants to ‘steak his claim’ on the foods of the future. Our Associate Caller(s) of the Day were a real family affair, as we heard from Tina at Store 2885 in Newport, Rhode Island, who works overnights with her dad Howie! How cool is that? The guys also do ‘Did You Know,’ with a question about a question. We don’t want to give too much away, but the average 4-year-old child seems to understand that we shouldn’t lead unexamined lives! You need a really good umbrella to get that deep. Tune in for all that, plus ‘What’s Good, Walmart?’ and This or That? on a Rollback Wednesday!

It’s National Kite Flying Day, but honestly, no one is flying higher than Tom Brady right now. Luchino from Store 1893 in Bowie, Maryland, was our Associate Caller of the Day. Contrary to popular belief, the city of Bowie was not founded by Ziggy Stardust. Derek from Chattanooga, Tennessee, was our Customer Caller of the Day. Of course, Bo and Iyube recap Sunday’s big game, which according to Iyube was not won by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but by Tom Brady himself. No matter what you think of the guy, it’s tough to argue. However, the Weeknd’s halftime show is totally up for debate. Bo discusses the good, the bad and the expensive about the eccentric singer’s performance. In other, more useful news, Bo and Iyube talk to our friend, A.J. Sanchez, who stopped by to give us all some tips on how to stay safe online. Tiffany from Store 3035 in Washington, D.C., gives us some great answers about elementary cafeteria lunch. Will we finally find out why the pizza comes in squares? Tune in to find out. The guys talk about Bo’s favorite band, Slipknot, more about pizza and Bo’s three-pronged Impossible Question of the Day. Listen now!

Antonio gets the week going with a Motivational Quote of the Day from basketball star Klay Thompson: “Make your supporters proud and your haters jealous.” It’s also Klay’s 31st birthday, so happy birthday to the sharp-shooting baller! As a supporter, we’re proud of you! It’s National Clean Out Your Computer Day, so make sure to grab your hard drives - and not your disinfecting wipes - to clean up your digital junk. Trust us, you’ll thank us later! Aaron Carter from Store 612 in Charleston, Illinois, was our Associate Caller of the Day. No, he’s not the Aaron Carter that beat Shaq at a game of one-on-one. But he is the Aaron Carter that gave a shoutout to his overnight crew at his store! In super news, Tom Brady won his seventh ring last night. Is he the greatest of all time? Yes! Does he like collecting jewelry? Yes! Is seven rings too many rings for a person to wear at one time? Yes! But, Tom, you do you. You’ve earned it! James at Store 3450 in Killeen, Texas, gave a special shoutout to his fiancée, Angela. They met on the job 23 years ago and work at the same store. Seems like Cupid was in-store with both of them that lovely day in 2008! And, in a game of Did You Know?, Antonio lets us know what the most popular food delivered in the U.S. is according to Uber Eats. Can you guess what it is? Antonio drops sports news, associate shoutouts and hits us with Rapid Questions. Listen now to hear it all on this Motivational Monday.

Kicking off the first in a series of interviews surrounding Black History Month, Antonio and Iyube sat down with Emmily Leavy, the senior project manager for Walmart+.

In a wide-ranging interview, they discuss the importance and meaning of Black History Month, as Emily shares some of her own inspirations – ranging from her mother, who put herself through school on her own, ultimately acquiring a master’s degree while raising children; to Amanda Gorman, who just became the youngest inaugural poet in history with her extraordinary reading of an original poem ‘The Hill We Climb.’ The guys also get into her career with Walmart, show a little love to Walmart+ and discuss Emmily’s nonprofit work in the community. Listen to the interview now, and let us know what you think on social media.

Not only is it a No Format Friday, but it’s also National Bubble Gum Day, which means there’s no telling what might ‘pop’ off in the studio. I’d chews to make that joke twice. Antonio and Iyube kick things off chatting with Andrea from Store 3791 in Three Rivers, Michigan, who doesn’t even give Antonio time to hit the hype horn before asking the question we all wonder with each ring: “Am I the first Associate Caller of the Day?!” Yes, Andrea. Yes you are. In other news, the big game is coming up on Sunday, and the guys are looking forward to some modern reminiscence as John Travolta dances ‘Grease’ on Tik Tok, and Wayne and Garth kick off some party time. Excellent! Antonio chats with one of his favorites, R. Kelly, from Store 919 in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, as she celebrates 17 years with Walmart! Congratulations and keep callin’ us! In a research revelation, it turns out that holding a grudge can make you physically weaker. Bit of a paradox really, but if you value big arms, we actually suggest you let this one go. In the Social Media Highlight of the Day, the guys celebrate Irene from Store 463 in Beeville, Texas, for a 39-year career with Walmart! Amazing, Irene! All that and more coming at you, on this No Format Friday. Hit play!

Bo started this Rollback Wednesday with a perplexing Impossible Question of the Day: what is the average age of the American farmer? The answer is somewhere between 1 and 100. Woah, can you imagine a baby farmer? That would be…adorable! Hunter from Store 106 in Fulton, Kentucky, was our first Associate Caller of the Day. He gave shoutouts to his coworkers Devin, Angela and Donnie. But the associate love didn’t stop there! Bo also declared Stephanie from Store 858 in Cairo, Georgia, as our second Associate Caller of the Day! From Kentucky to Georgia, Bo never misses a chance to shout out our associates and thank them for their dedication. Jumping into the news! It’s National The Day the Music Died Day. We refuse to celebrate! The music never dies here! Want proof? Dolly Parton recorded a new version of her song “9 to 5” for a Squarespace commercial that’s a play on her classic. It’s called “5 to 9.” Did you know Dolly Parton wrote her famous hits "Jolene" and "I Will Always Love You" on the same day? Mrs. Parton, with legends like you, music will never die. In even more news about legendary musicians, Bo can barely contain himself when he hears that Green Day will perform at the NFL Honors special this Saturday. We won’t be missing that! Don’t miss out on an epic version of Detective Product that Bo never thought anyone would get. James from Store 4450 in Louisville, Kentucky, finally cracked the case! His reaction is priceless. Bo is in the studio and reveals that he thinks Punxsutawney Phil is wrong! So get ready for it to heat up. Listen to all that and more, right now!