Today we celebrate the season with our very first “What You Do” Christmas show. We share with you our celebrated reading of the “Polar Express,” including a chat with a special guest who hosted that annual event. We share with you, without a doubt, the worst Christmas song you will ever open your ears to. And celebrated voice over artist Christopher Tester performs his rendition of a scene from Charles Dickens, “A Christmas Carol.” This is a holiday listening experience for the ages, and not to be missed, but if you choose not to join us, we won’t know it, so Merry Christmas anyway.

Today you will hear something very few have heard, and it has to do with David Cassidy‘s song, “I Think I Love You.” Apparently, no one is having sex anymore, and we have the official color for 2025. Actor Timothy Chalamet is playing Bob Dylan in a new film and his version of “Like a Rolling Stone” has been released and we share that with you. Plus, Cracker Barrel has committed the ultimate sin; can you forgive? Discover that and more in two Christmassy hours of, “What You Do!”

What are the most requested songs by folks about to die? What are the strangest things left behind in hotel rooms? What stresses out your pets the most, and which US cities are people flocking to for a better life? All of these things will be answered, and all you have to do is push play. Consider this as my gift to you!

Today you will meet Dimitri the Stud, and once you’ve heard it, you can never un-hear it. We dive deeper into songs you can no longer stand, what is living in the crawl space under her house, and we discover that Wednesday is no longer the worst day for Thanksgiving grocery shopping; So, what is? Unlock the treasure trove of miracles that is today’s rendition of “What You Do.”

We begin with our first installment of “Songs I could never hear again and be perfectly fine with that,” sent in by you, the audio consumer. We got tons of birthday bones today plus we talk with Rick Wall, a former LAPD cop who shares an ongoing dilemma currently faced by many police officers. Plus, we provide semi sort of proof that robots are evil and out to get us. Enjoy won’t you!

It’s the final bow in the Saga of Bob Jones and it’s hard to hear. We delve deep into the problem of people who refuse to go #2 in their workplace bathroom, and guess what fell through the ceiling of a New Jersey airport. Here’s a hint: it has teeth. Let’s be honest, there are worse ways you can spend an hour and a half.

Today we feature the inebriated in places you wouldn’t expect it. Drunk is as drunk does, whatever that means. We share fun facts about November that makes people go, Huummm. And why was she on the no-fly list when she didn’t do anything wrong? Plus, we ask the question, “Was he drunk?” with part 1 of the Bob Jones saga. Push play and let’s be done with it!

If cuddling with a cow is on your agenda, then today is a must listen. Mark is apparently having trouble shaking Reba McIntyre, not that he wants to. Mark reveals one of the best films he’s seen in a long time and we dive into the world of Cool Stories in Music with a little-known fact about Neil Sedaka. Mark also speaks with his youngest listener who cusses like a sailor apparently. Not a bad way to start November…but you won’t know that if you don’t push play…so push it!

Welcome to our “Halloween Scary Rama” and we brought the goods. A lady says “sorry” for claiming she had cancer when she didn’t. An iPhone is stuck between two giant boulders, and so is the woman who owns it. Plus, we take a quick listen to the final recorded song from Eddie Van Halen. None of that is scary but neither is this show. I think it’s better to say this show is creepy, and we didn’t even try for that. Push play and act like you’re interested.

Today we take another look into the scary world of people getting married, and it’s terrifying. We talk with Jenny who accidentally bought a “What You Do” T-shirt, only we aren’t selling any. We have also received some negative feedback and we promptly deal with it. It’s all a big buildup to our Halloween Scary Rama next week, which in truth isn’t scary at all. Push play and let the beauty immerse you.