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On this episode, we preview a conversation we had with Jock Bartley from the 70’s soft rock band Firefall. Jock has donated his time and talents to support Suicide Prevention. We also

This show kicks off November with a look at several events and topics of note that take place through the month of November, including: The Movember Campaign, with millions of men growing

This is the Halloween Extravaganza episode! With Halloween coming up, we take a look at alcohol, drunk driving, costume responsibility, social media, sexual assault, and CDC Covid guidelines during this very social

On this episode, we report on a NASA partnership with billionaire Richard Branson of Virgin Airlines, to use his commercial aircrafts to launch Satellites into space. We also talk about Halloween and

This episode takes a look at Nutrition and the importance of eating Vegetables, and Kitchen Safety as a recent study shows 35,000 American men are injured while cooking every year. We also

On this episode we discuss Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and the great organization St. Jude Children’s Hospitals.  We also celebrate the 5 year anniversary of the ban of the selfie stick in

We begin the show with a recent experience Adam had buying tires at Tire Plus.  With an easy donation at the register, you can give to a great organization like The Boys

On this episode we highlight an organization that has raised over $1 Million for Prostate Cancer, while having some fun with beard growth. SeptemBeard.org promotes being a hero by growing a beard,

On this episode we discuss the new version of the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon, hosted by Kevin Hart.  This re-imagination of the great television cause to raise money for MDA, will be

We begin this show with research showing that taking off your shoes at home probably isn’t the biggest thing to worry about in the world of Germs and Bacteria. We offer a

We start the show with the story of two Michigan boys who found a wallet stuffed with more than $500 in cash. Rather than keep it, they turned it in to police.

This show features an initiative from Turkey Hill Convenience Stores to raise money and awareness for Disabled American Vets.  By rounding up your change to the nearest dollar at check out, Turkey