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October 15, 2024 • 26 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Guess what today is. It's a Tuesday, I know that. Yeah,
it's Global hand Washing Day. Oh global? Wow, worldwide. Yeah,
the United Nations made today Global hand washing Day. So
so yeah, wash those hands people, although today is a

(00:20):
day where you're going to feel like those hands if
they're not properly moisturized, to get a little cold and
dry and cracky. I was just going to say, if
today's Global hand Washing Day, then tomorrow is it puts
the lotion on its skin Day. I don't know why
I had to say it all creepy like that, but
I can't take it back. Nah, it's out there. No,
that was messed up. Yeah it's weird. Uh yeah, So

(00:43):
wash those hands people, and or maybe maybe we could
take this in America, where you know, I feel like
hand washing is barely normalized. You're you're usually supposed to
wash your hands when you're like handling stuff. I don't
know if I want to get in this conversation. What
are we doing? What's what's happening? I don't know. I
was like, you know, there maybe some people out there

(01:04):
that don't wash their hands that much. You know what
I'm gonna you know what, I try not to judge
too much. But that is a pretty instant judge for me.
If I'm in the bathroom and somebody just whizzes right
past me without stopping by the sink first, Yeah, but
is there is there is there an act you can
do in the bathroom without needing to wash your hands.
What if I go in there and I'm just blowing

(01:24):
my nose, that's you got, that's stuff, that's I wash
your hands situation. Do you want me to wash my hands?
Get mucus on your hands? You could have a sickness,
an illness. I could have COVID twelve. You know, I
blow my nose in here. How do we go backwards
to COVID twelve. I don't know remember when we thought
it was just the nineteenth one. I just remember that
early on, like, oh, this is the nineteenth COVID, right,

(01:46):
so you know it's it's because it's from twenty nineteens
through the year. I don't know anyway. Yeah, this is
why I don't want to have this conversation. I go
in there and I blow my nose. I don't wash
my hands most of the time at all. Really, Yeah,
I blow my I just blew my nose, just now, like, like,
what do you want from me? Don't want to wash
my hands right now? Where's the sink? Yeah? It's tough,

(02:06):
all right? Well, okay, onto something else. If I told
you just play my favorite songs, yeah, for like an hour? Okay,
what do you think would happen if I just played
your favorite songs? If I told you, like, let's play,
let's play Days of thunder by the Midnight, which, by
the way, we'll talk to the lead singer of the Midnight.
Is there one day away from their big show in

(02:28):
Omaha Sealhouse? Can't wait for that? Would you be like, Okay,
that's weird. Would you be like can we even do that? Yeah?
I'd worry about the licensing, you know, the music licensing,
and you should be, and you should be. If I'm
not using a song as part of like imaging or
with any sort of commentary, I just play a song,
we may have some trouble on our hands as far

(02:49):
as the licensing agreements. I don't know how this works
for like other people and certain events. But well, this
happened at Donald Trump's rally yesterday. Did you hear about this? Remotely?
A little bit here and there. Donald Trump was Zoo
in a rally in Oaks, Pennsylvania. This is just outside
of Philly. And you'll never guess who the moderator was,

(03:09):
or you know, the host of this was asking him
questions about the economy. You'll never guess what if I say,
spang everybody's favorite garden. Gnome Christineohm was the moderator. South
Dakota Governor. I don't know why Christineoaman is moderating something

(03:30):
in Philadelphia, but here we are. I'm gonna get somebody's
gonna hose me on this, like when we open the phones,
which we inevitably will. They're not gonna be happy with
the way I'm talking about this. I don't think it
was supposed to be a talk about the economy specifically,
But about thirty minutes in a guy passed out and
he's pretty heavy, heavy set man, and he just fell

(03:51):
over first row. Trump was looking down there and he
said that looks to be a little bit bad down there.
Mentioned something about the guy, you know, people needed to
be in better shape, which he's right. I mean, let's
be honest. Get your six thousand steps a day. It
goes a long way, it really does. Yeah, called David
goggins he can help him out. I don't know. I

(04:12):
have no idea that is, you just made that name up.
I didn't. After that, they paused while this guy was
getting treated and nothing was happening, So he asked his
staff backstage to work quickly and play Ava Maria. You know,
one of his favorite songs had the opera tune Ava Maria.
Also the crowd saying God Bless America a cappella while

(04:33):
they're loading this guy on a stretcher. Real thing that happened. Okay,
guy's taken out on the stretcher after he passes out, right,
so he's gone. Did he at least give the good
sportsmanship thumb up while way? I don't think so. I
don't think so. If he did, nobody cared. They were
too busy, you know, singing. After he's gone, Christy says, hey,

(04:57):
let's talk about immigration. He's in the middle of answering
immigration and then a second person passes out. A second
person passed out, Matt. This one was a woman, and
immediately Trump's people is just like, I'm a Maria. Play Maria,
and so they did again to like by time, and

(05:18):
they were working on getting this woman out of there,
and then Trump says, you know what, actually I want
to hear Pavarotti's version of Avin Maria. So they play
that over the loud speakers, and after that he says, actually,
let's not do any more questions. Let's just listen to music.
Who the hell wants to hear questions? Right, real thing
said by Donald Trump at this rally. So for the

(05:39):
next forty five minutes or so, they just played music
and Donald Trump was up there dancing and you know,
basically talking about like, hey, I like this song. Nothing
Compares to You by Shnead O'Connor was played, and the
shnado' connor's a state pretty explicitly said do not play
her music at your events. We'll see if there's any
season on this or even if they have power to

(06:02):
do that. The Trump campaign Twitter said, hey, former Pres
Trump turned this into this town hall into a concert.
Everybody's laughing and clapping. There are some people that probably laughed.
You can see some of them streaming out because you know,
they wanted to hear Trump speak, but he wasn't speaking anymore.
It's a Man's World by James Brown was played. Elvis

(06:23):
they played the video of Elvis Presley singing in American Trilogy.
That's that's some good Elvis. There was he just like
pulling out the YouTube and clicking on stuff. I don't know.
They played November Rain by Guns and Roses and uh
Memory Barbara streisand singing memory, you know from the from
the from the from Cats? Have you seen cats? No
Memory is like the big tune Barbara streisand I forgot. Yeah, yeah,

(06:48):
they played that. Uh. Kamala Harris posted on social media
about all of this, and it was just kind of like,
I hope he's okay. Uh, you know, it seems increasing unhinged.
They've asked Donald Trump to release his medical records, and
then after the town hall, Trump posted on truth social saying,

(07:10):
as to her completely desperate requests for my medical statements,
she's dying to see my cholesterol, which is one point eighty.
I have already provided them many times, including quite recently,
and they were flawless. So I guess the moral of
this story is who goes to these campaign rallies and
what exactly are you really hoping happens? Do you do
you hope to hear Donald Trump answering questions everybody there

(07:31):
already likes Donald Trump, or would you rather just like
have a jam session with Donald Trump and his favorite songs.
That's got to be one of the most unique campaign
rallies in the history of America. Donald Trump cued up
WYMCA and people were doing the YMCA right after they
carted two people out. That's crazy. Well, you tell me

(07:52):
what you think. Four two five five eight eleven ten.
Four two five five eight eleven ten. I find it
to be pretty funny.

Speaker 2 (07:57):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (07:58):
Some people are taking it more serious than others. I
just well, what do we think about this? Is like,
uh like maybe this should be what campaign rallies are
from now on. Donald Trump said it himself. Who the
hell wants to hear questions? Right?

Speaker 2 (08:10):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (08:10):
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Speaker 3 (08:13):
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Speaker 1 (08:20):
I just kind of find it pretty funny that they
just played music for most of the time after a
couple of people passed out, and everybody seem to have
a good time. I mean, a lot of people are
still there until the end when they were still playing
music and Donald Trump, you know, shook some hands and
karked off stage. But yeah, who the hell wants to
hear questions? Right? And there were worse songs they could

(08:41):
have played, you know, I would have been all right,
like cold have mixed in some drowning pool. That would
have been a little no inappropriate. Now I thought they
I thought they did okay, Ava, Maria Ymca and American
Trilogy by Elvis. I mean they covered a lot of ground.
I think they did a pretty good job. Anyway. Jim's
on the phone line four two, five, five, eight, eleven
ten eight. Jim, what what do you got on your
mind about this? Hey?

Speaker 4 (09:03):
I just am glad to see that the Republicans got
some joy too. Democrats can keep joy behar but you
know we got Trump and and all the music.

Speaker 1 (09:14):
All right, I got you, Jip, Hey, I appreciate the call.
Thanks for listening to us today. Okay, uh, Joy Behart Goad, Okay,
what do you think? What do you think about this?
Not not to not to belabor the point of just like, hey,
it's a political rally. Everybody who's there already likes Donald Trump.

(09:35):
Like I think that we're allowed to, you know, in
a weird situation like that, what it would it have
been more weird for him to wait for a second
person who had passed out from the heat in that
room and then go on acting like everything was the same.
Or did it make sense that he was just kind
of like, hey, you know what, I think it makes
a lot more sense for us just to have some

(09:56):
fun here, keep everybody, you know, lighthearted. The event. There
were people that they were reporting that were outside of
this venue so they could get in and get a
good spot because it's free. You know. It's like they
opened the door and then as soon as they're at capacity,
like that's the end, Like no more people can get
in there. People had been waiting since eight in the morning.

(10:18):
This thing was supposed to start at six. They took
the day off all work so they could be in
line to watch Donald Trump and be at this rally.
I'm sure, being as memorable as it was, I think
they were fine with that. It'd be fine with me.
I'm okay with that. The rally was supposed to start
at six, it didn't start until seven. You know, these
things run notoriously late, you know, And I don't know,

(10:40):
like there'd be something there would be a part of me,
it'd just be like Oh, this is pretty cool. You know,
Donald Trump basically lay through a little karaoke concert instead
of you used to play November rain by Guns and Rosies.
It's like Donald Trump was into Axel Rose. That's pretty cool.
Not what they signed up for though, they didn't sign
up for anything. Yeah, they stood out there waiting. They
wanted to see Donald Trump. Dude, this is celebrity, I know.

(11:02):
And that's okay. Well you wanted to say it, that's
that's a problem. It might be a problem, but he
was a celebrity before he was a politician, a bigger
celebrity even after he was a politician. Now he's going
on and basically doing a tour. You know, people are
paying hundreds of dollars to go watch people like Adam
Sandler doing one man shows. Sure, and I laugh, right, yeah,

(11:23):
I went and I laughed Adam Sandler, Right, These people
paid zero dollars to watch a former president decided to
throw a karaoke party. I say, that's actually a pretty
decent deal. All you had to do was be there
early enough to get in line and get in the building. Yeah, okay,
zero dollars, are you dollars? You know what I mean? Yeah,
what did it hurt? Who did it hurt? Had the

(11:43):
two people that passed out? Its different conversation for those guys.
Vince is on her phone lte of four h two, five, five,
eight eleven ten. What do you think, Vince? Uh?

Speaker 5 (11:52):
Yeah, I was just wanting to make a comment earlier
you said that there really isn't a great reason not
to wash your hands in the restroom, in a public restroom.
This literally just happened to me coincidentally about an hour ago,
was at Casey's gas station. I don't know if I can.

Speaker 1 (12:11):
Say that, well, you just did, so keep going, okay.

Speaker 5 (12:15):
And the guy next to me, he was on a
job interview on speakerphone in the restroom, and I'm not
sure if he was just that confident he was going
to get the job so he didn't care where he
was at or if it was at a desperation. But yeah,

(12:35):
I felt mercy on him not to flush the toilet.
And then they didn't want to wash my hands because
I didn't want to interrupt his interview because it sounded
like it was going pretty good.

Speaker 1 (12:43):
Oh boy, Okay, so this guy wasn't on like he
wasn't interviewing with someone in the bathroom at that particular venue,
he was on the phone doing a phone interview with
somebody somewhere else.

Speaker 5 (12:55):
That is correct.

Speaker 1 (12:56):
Wow, I could if we made a list of, like
the ten were spots to do a phone interview, that's
probably going to be on the list. But you did
him a solid viance by not making it a very
ambient experience. You had the opportunity to do so, you elected,
you had a lot of decency, and I think Karma
is going to be smiling on you. Vince. Let's just
say that I appreciate that. Thanks, Hey, thanks for the call. Yeah,

(13:18):
I mean I would qualify, I guess. I mean i'd
be like unless I, you know, did some other stuff
in the bathroom, Like I was in there for a
little bit and it required, you know, a little bit
more attention, in which case I would absolutely still have
flushed and washed my hands. But in that scenario, I
think I might have played it like Vince, Yeah, you know,
I can survive one time. That's a pro move there.

(13:41):
You know, it is helping a guy out because who knows,
maybe he didn't plan for that to happen. No, maybe
he needed to be in there. If you know what
I mean nature calls right, but it was going well
and that's a good sign. And you know what isn't
that kind of a that's a power move, you know,
a power move, like you know, he's he's walking into
wherever he's going to next is next job and changing

(14:01):
things right, Like he's doing the interview from the bathroom.
That's a guy who does a mixed words. I feel
like I feel like I would need more context as
to why he's in there. That'd be that'd be where
I and what job is he going for? Like is
he trying to be a janitor somewhere? M okay? Is
he trying to you know, be the next VP of

(14:22):
some financial corporation? And why would that place be? Like
doing a phone interview? I want to the top ten
list too. Ten ten worse spots to do a phone
interview Casey's General Store bathroom on the list somewhere two
point thirty. We'll be back with more on news radio
eleven ten KFAB and.

Speaker 3 (14:43):
Recent on news radio eleven ten KFAB.

Speaker 1 (14:48):
What a time to be a Iowa State cyclone Number
nine in football, number five preseason men's basketball, Number eight
preseason women's basketball. They're number four in cross country on
the men's side, and when the wrestling poll comes out
in a week or so, they're going to be top
ten there too. What say you? Is there a better
place to be a fan of college athletics in Iowa

(15:10):
State University right now? Choose your adventure at Iowa State. Yeah,
that's amazing. They're they're doing some good things. Five programs,
including football in both basketball programs top ten. Yeah. Is
there a better program out there? Yeah? I mean, what
is the what is it like it's the President's Cup
or something like that. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, for like the
best overall sports and something, they'll have a shot, you'd think. Yeah. Anyway,

(15:33):
we were talking about Donald Trump's playing music at his rally.
After a couple of people keeled over. They said it
was from the heat. I don't know what does that
say about you if you pass out at a political
rally that was indoors. Must have been kind of stuffy
in there, like drink some water. Maybe they just turned
the heat on, you know, and it got a little
got a little toasty. I don't know. The first guy,

(15:54):
I mean, he's pretty heavy set guy, and I'm not
here to try to judge people's body shapes. But it's
just kind of like, man, you know, he should have
known he needed more water, probably before you know, something
bad happened. Anyway, because of that, Donald Trump said, nobody
wants to hear questions of the quote was who the
hell wants to hear questions? Anyway, That's what he said,
and they were like, yeah, no questions. And then it

(16:16):
was just like a forty five minute karaoke you know,
greatest Hits playlist that Donald Trump was like queuing up
songs and they were playing songs. Everybody was having fun. Anyway,
Kim's on a phone line four or two, five, five, eight,
eleven ten. Can you got some thoughts on this?

Speaker 2 (16:30):
Yes, I would like to see you guys on KFAB
every once in a while do music. I think the
farmers that are out in the field would enjoy it,
and I know I would enjoy it. I grew up
listening to the old music and I even liked the
old Kfaybe jingle they used to sing everyone you know

(16:52):
oh yeah.

Speaker 1 (16:53):
So yeah, yeah, you know what I would love. I
would love to do that and like do that that.
The FC, the Feds and the people, the licensing companies
that the artists get paid through They got real picky
about this stuff, say fifteen twenty years ago. It's a
lot harder to do that stuff and get away with

(17:13):
it now because they just like they if you play
an artist's song on the airwaves like we would, they
would be like, okay, so where's our money kind of thing,
and we're not licensed with the like our station's not
licensed to play those songs uninterrupted if you know what
I mean. You know what I mean?

Speaker 2 (17:30):
Okay, Well, I don't want you to get in trouble.

Speaker 1 (17:32):
Yeah, I mean I would love to though. It would
be fun, right, we could have just like a request
days and it'd be like a like wedding receptions and stuff.
I think it'd be a lot of fun. It's just
the FCC and then whatever that licensing company is that
pays the artists, they'd be like, hey, what are you
guys doing over there? Why aren't you paying us money?
And then we'd have to pay them money, and then
me and Matt probably get fired. It's probably how that go.

Speaker 2 (17:53):
That would be bad.

Speaker 1 (17:54):
Yeah, I don't know. Some people might celebrate. I don't know. Hey, Cam,
appreciate the call, Thanks for listening to us. That's that's
how it works.

Speaker 6 (18:03):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (18:03):
Yeah, we could just come up with our own music
and just play that like what ca can Baby Care?
But that's like five seconds of a song. Yeah, I
feel like we're okay playing that one, but I don't

(18:24):
know how much I want to play that one. I
have been thinking about coming up with a Thanksgiving song
that we can sing. We have to sing it, yeah, like,
what what's it about? What do I need already harmonizing?
That be some harmonizing. How would we do that? Are
you a good singer? I can. I'm formidable, you know,
like I'm not actively bad, right, I try. I'm pretty

(18:47):
mid you know. There are some people who just don't
even try. They just know they're bad, and they just
like saying bad. I like to try to sing good.
I'm just not sure how good I am. Yeah, I
try to. Like if we're singing Happy Birthday, easy with
the Happy Birthday. The people that own the rights to
that thing, they sue everybody who sings there. Look it up.
It's crazy. You can't even use it in a TV show.

(19:09):
It's crazy. Yeah, look it up. There's a reason that
every single time you hear like somebody trying to sing
something like happy Birthday to people like they mess with
the lyrics or they change the tunage just enough to
where they there's no there's no way they can get
sued for it. The people who own the rights that
song sue everyone. That's hilarious. Yeah, how about that being

(19:30):
your life? And they probably made bank on it, honestly,
like they catch a TV show slip up or something.
Bang gotcha. So don't don't get us in trouble with
the happy birthday song. Okay, I don't know what would
be a good one. How about take it Easy by
the Eagles, some good harmonies those guys have in there.
It's got to be an original though, otherwise we get
in trouble. I think we can interpret songs. We just

(19:54):
you know, we can't play the song as it's originally sung,
and we can't make money on the playing of that.
Us getting paid to do this radio show, is that
count is getting paid to do a song. Like if
we sang a song, would they be like, yeah, you
sang that song for three minutes, and that three minutes
you would have made seventy five cents at your job,

(20:14):
so you owe us a portion of that seventy five
cents because you made that money while using my client's song.
But you just hate that we have to talk about this. Yeah,
silly anyway, all right, well, Donald Trump, congratulations to him.
He is breaking barriers as a political candidate. Hey, who

(20:34):
the hell wants to hear questions? Anyway? He's right. Did
anybody their care? No, they just wanted to be there
and party. I mean some of the people left, but
you know other people. Anyway, that's pretty interesting. And I
guess the bigger question here is what are they going
to try to use this against them? They've already said

(20:56):
that he's unhinged and what's your face? Kamala says that
she's worried about him. I'm sure, I'm sure that's gonna
be just the uh, the start of this whole. Hey,
he's old, he doesn't know what he's doing anymore. They're
gonna try to pull the Biden on Trump. You just
you wait and you wait and see you watch. Hey,
it's a two forty six. You can call us and
be part of the conversation. Four O two five five

(21:17):
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Speaker 3 (21:20):
Kfab Emery's songer on news radio eleven ten kfab.

Speaker 1 (21:28):
Now you're gonna have real creeps trying to kidnap you,
and some of those losers that you know try to
kidnap you the first time. Now you're gonna have like
guys who are like into you, wanting to follow you around. Yeah,
and they're the ones calling people weird. I just want
to point that out. Yeah, good, good point from the
from the governor, uh the governor's side of the party

(21:48):
that has called specifically people are weird. Yeah, well you
have you seen uh seen Gretchen lately? Anyways, Dan's on
our phone line of four O two five five eight
eleven ten and what's on your mind today?

Speaker 4 (22:01):
Day? There, Amory, you might want to check your records.
The Happy Birthday song went public domain about eight years ago,
maybe ten years ago.

Speaker 1 (22:10):
Now, see this is interesting. Okay, so I pulled this up.
Did you know that they don't even know who wrote
this song?

Speaker 4 (22:17):
They that's right?

Speaker 1 (22:18):
Yeah, I mean they say it's been attributed to American
sisters Patty and Mildred Hill back in the late eighteen hundreds,
but people dispute that they even wrote the song, So
how could anybody even own the rights to this in
the first place. That's what I want to know.

Speaker 4 (22:32):
You can buy a copyright for any song that's gone
public domain and set it up that way again. But
apparently Happy Birthday is free to play. Remember restaurants for
years couldn't even use it in a restaurant. They had
to change the melody. But nope, it's free. It's free.
You can do it now.

Speaker 1 (22:50):
All right, Well, I guess we'll have to abuse the
heck out of that. Dan, appreciate you for being a
part of the show. Thanks for calling you, bet bye.
All right, well, I'm glad to be corrected on that.

Speaker 2 (23:01):
Now.

Speaker 1 (23:03):
If there was one song that you would like the
rights too, what would it be. Is there a song
that is just kind of out there seemingly everybody knows
we can't attribute to any specific artists, And you're like,
you know what, Actually, I think i'd like to have
the copyright of that. I don't think Happy Birthday still one.
I think I'd go with like a Christmas song. I'm
sure the Christmas songs have somebody that's already done this,

(23:25):
but I'm thinking like jingle bells, Like if I can
get that, if I can get paid every time somebody
wants to use jingle bells or any variation of jingle bells.
I think I'd be pretty happy with that. Yeah, I
can't really think of a better example. Yeah, I mean,
what do people sing sometimes I'm in a Yankee doodle dandy? Yeah?
Do people still sing that I do all the time?

Speaker 4 (23:44):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (23:45):
Now, wake up? You know how the guy from an American
dad stands up and he says, good morning Usa. Well,
I just sing Yankee doodle dandy every morning, every morning? Okay,
how do you think I get ready for six hours
of live radio every day? I could see it. That's
a yeah, just meet and wake up and my underwear
and just like, oh, Yankee doode all day Indy, Well,

(24:09):
you don't sleep in your underwear? Is that what that is?

Speaker 2 (24:13):
You know?

Speaker 1 (24:13):
I will let the listeners have their own imagination. I
mean you can fill in the lines there, all right. Anyway,
it's two fifty three. We got plenty more on the
show to talk about. As I look at some of
the news items today, and I'm going to get to
these as we get into the top of the three
o'clock hour. Did wanna I reserve some time here for

(24:36):
us to talk a little bit about what's going to
be on the ballot and try to clarify some of
the ballot stuff in November, three weeks away, by the way,
election day, And we'll do that momentarily. Bob's on a
phone line of four or two, five, five, eight, eleven ten. Bob,
what do you think about what we've been talking about
right here?

Speaker 6 (24:50):
Well, let's see, Brazil was a guy from the forties
and the fifties. He sang songs about everyday life and
people's problems and everything else. You know, a lot of
that had to do with liquor and people he had
to deal with, but you can't really sing them on
the right deal.

Speaker 1 (25:07):
Yeah. Yeah, what's his name?

Speaker 6 (25:10):
Lefty fall All right, if you got the money, I
got the time.

Speaker 1 (25:16):
Ah, of course, yeah I've heard that one. Hey, Bob,
thanks for the call, buddy, thanks for listening to our
show today. All right, how about that and some some
good stuff there, and uh, well we'll do more. Uh,
we'll do more chatter. Like I said, I want to
spend a little bit of time at the top of
the hour talking about one of the ballot measures that
you're going to be seeing on the ballot three weeks

(25:38):
from today in the election day. Yeah, we're going to
talk about that. And also I want to get to
Benson High School. Did you hear about this? Benson High
School no longer able to field the football team halfway
through the season. We'll chat about that a little bit.
And also the World Conquer Championships and I don't know

(26:00):
if you know what that is, but there are cheating
concerns that we have to uncover in the Conquer Championships.
Next on News Radio eleven ten camp Ab
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