What You Do

Today, I chat with radio icon Gary Bryan from K-Earth 101 in Los Angeles. We learn how a banana can land you in jail. We delve deep into the best and worst Superbowl halftime shows in history, and we give you two fun facts about Christopher Walken which simply make him seem stranger than he already is. Its action packed and free, so come on in because it’s luke warm and completely worthless. How can you not?

Today, Kentucky shows us their darker side, which isn’t hard to do. We give you a round of, “Am I the asshole?” If you’re the middle child, we have proof that you are the nice one, can a job make you more attractive, and we tackle the hard topics with your favorite cheeses ranked. Plus, we have a new listener today, and he is by far our youngest listener! It’s clearly a don’t miss.

Today we give you a prime example of what disgruntled sounds like. Plus, let me be the last person to say this but if you’re a Gen Z, there’s a very strong chance that you are stupid. We give you a rousing round of, “What is crawling up my leg,” and we share what was a historical meeting between Elvis and the Beatles, and one of them didn’t want to be there. It’s January and you have nothing better to do so join us. You can always shut it off if it ain't your thang!

Today is part two of the origin of famous phrases, and it’s not as bad as it may sound, because Harley the ice eating dog comes in and saves it. If you’re a fan of Hot Pockets, you’re not alone. One guy is in jail because of his fetish for them. We give you a nice round of, “Am I the Asshole.” Plus, we find out the top 10 sports cities in the US, and I call bullshit on #1. It’s early in the year and I know for a fact you have nothing better to do, so join us.

Today we air a phone call made in 1964 by President Lyndon Baines Johnson to the Haggar slacks company, and it’s a conversation you can’t unhear. Florida residents are pissed at Sylvester Stallone simply because he’s trying to protect his creativity, or at least that’s what Sylvester said. Discover what kind of smell caused a packed airplane of passengers to land for a full 24 hours. And we give you the origin of many famous phrases that you may well use yourself. Find out all that and more on a packed “What You Do.”

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!