June 10, 2024 • 15 mins
It was a busy weekend for Christie as she had to DJ a wedding and then take a quick flight to L.A. to celebrate PRIDE while Producer Karena celebrated her dad all weekend. I
t's Monday which means it is time for 'The Great Debate' and a single mom has gone viral after saying she refuses to return her shopping cart when she shops! Then, we head to Florida to ride the Crazy Train where one woman reports herself stealing a car to "make it legal."
t's Monday which means it is time for 'The Great Debate' and a single mom has gone viral after saying she refuses to return her shopping cart when she shops! Then, we head to Florida to ride the Crazy Train where one woman reports herself stealing a car to "make it legal."
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
(00:01):
Morning Drive with Christie Live on Demand. Maybe a little something about producer Krina.
She's a blockhead, bust new kidson the block. Also kind of
a grandma when it comes to hangingout, let me shall go have some
wine and you know this weekend justhung out with her dad. It was
(00:21):
his birthday. Yeah, just kindof chill, take it easy. But
Christy, you had a busy weekend. Me more like, go go go,
go, go go go, likethe road Runner, exactly where was
your weekend? Oh? Man?So Friday, thank you to everyone who
came out to the Oakland A's game. We won. Yeah, it was
(00:42):
amazing. It looked like a reallygreat crowd. It was amazing that walk
off when it was just like whoaand it was fireworks. But literally,
just a little bit about me.Everyone says, oh, you know you
always have so much energy. Well. Worked on Friday morning, Hm,
left work, went to the A'sgame. Dj' the Treehouse. Like I
(01:03):
said, thank you to everyone whocame out. Shout out to James,
made a new friend. He listensin the morning, so appreciate you coming
up saying what's up. And thenafter the tree House maybe got a couple
hours of sleep, because I wentout because of course it's a Friday night.
Yes, you're feeling good. Yeah, And then woke up at the
booty crack of dawn on Saturday morningto go DJ a wedding in Carmel.
(01:27):
Yes, it was a good time, but there was some crazy accident.
So if you got stuck on oneoh one on Saturday, there are a
lot of people in that backup.Oh, I feel for you, like
sha Ka Khan. So dj ata wedding in Carmel that was all morning,
all night long, but it wasa great time. Congratulations to Kate
(01:48):
and Tn getting married. Then afterthe wedding, got home around maybe three
o'clock in the morning because we werecoming home from Carmel. Yeah, caught
a flight on Sunday morning. Icount with you. I'm telling you there's
a difference between myself and Grandma bAlaska over here. Very true. Caught
a flight to Los Angeles, uhhuh at seven o'clock in the morning,
(02:13):
literally three hours of sleep, andthen went down to Los Angeles Pride for
a float. Had to DJ ona float and that was cool. It
was a great time. So itis Pride month, you know. I
remember the LGBTQ plus community. SoI went down there, spun on the
float, partied, and then cameback home and now I'm here. That
(02:36):
is a lot, a lot.I'm tired for you. I'm just drink
a lot of coffee. You're onthat adrenaline. I'm not mad though,
I'm not mad. Good for you. You had a nice weekend. I
a great I did an happy Pridemonth, and thank you so much for
being here. Hopefully you had afantastic weekend, whether you were just maxim
and relaxing or you know, goand go and go and go and going.
(03:00):
One three point, it's time forthe Crazy Trainer on the Morning Drives
with Chrystial Live before we hop aboardthe Crazy Train because we're headed across the
country to Florida, Oh, Florida, where a woman was arrested last week
(03:25):
after she attempted to steal a car, which is a bad, bad thing
to do. But what's even worseis that she said she was only doing
it because she was training for avideo game and she didn't understand why she
was in trouble because she called thecobs to let them know what was happening.
(03:50):
So I'm trying to steal a carthat's not legally mine. So y'all
gott to go make a report.I'm reporting the stealing legally. Okay,
two things that don't work together,even if you call the police and give
them the heads up as to what'sgoing on. She was like, it's
cool. Look, I'm just gonnado this. You know, there's like
a new grand theft auto coming out. I'm gonna go try and steal the
(04:12):
car, but I'm giving you theheads up. You can make the report.
It'll all be above board. No, ma'am trying it. She tried
it, plus her heart. I'mabout to rob this bank. I'm just
giving you a head you can makethe report and then it's all good.
Right. It's for a game,for a video game, like this happened
(04:33):
in real life. M M.That's your daily crazy news story. You
can ride the Crazy Train every weekdayin seven, ten and nine forty and
you can actually check out the videobecause there is video of this crazy woman
in Florida on our website at eightiesplus radio dot com. That's where you
can also find all of the crazynews stories. If you miss the Crazy
(04:54):
Train anytime on demand this morning Drivewith christ on eighties plus one three points
Oven. It's time for the greatdebate. I'm not returning that shopping card.
You do it. That's not myjob. That's basically what the argument
(05:15):
has been online for the past week. Okay, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, we always debate a topic, and it seems like the entire world
right now is debating this shopping carttopic. Maybe you've heard of the shopping
cart mom. This woman went onTikTok I believe, and she put a
video up talking about the shopping carts, and now it has become international news,
(05:43):
international news because of the shopping card. She was on like Good Morning
America everything talking about the shopping card. And this is what she said that
irked everybody. I'm not returning myshopping cart. And you can judge me
all you want. I'm not gettingmy grocery into my car, getting my
children into the car, and thenleaving them in the car to go return
(06:04):
the cart. I'm judging, Christy, I am judging. Oh my goodness,
this woman's statements have made people reallyupset. But this is a long
time debate. Should you return theshopping cart? Of course you should because
that's the right thing to do.You don't want to leave it in the
(06:25):
parking lot so it could actually hitsomebody else's car or something like that.
Or the worst thing is when youtry to pull up, like, oh,
I got an empty space, andthen there's the shopping cart blocking your
way. So the shopping cart momsaid she doesn't feel like it's won her
job. And two she doesn't feellike she wants to leave her car with
(06:46):
her kids in it unattended because it'sdangerous. Really, really, you can't.
You can't take your eyes off yourkids for four seconds so you can
do the right thing. Or howabout you teach the kids to go we
turn the cart for you. I'mjust like, I'm just saying, I'm
your little toddler, Johnny three yearsold, get to step in. Now,
(07:06):
I'm just get to work. Butseriously, this is the debate this
morning. One eight sixty six ninehundred one oh three seven. Do you
think this woman has a point.Is it your job, your civic duty
to return the shopping cart or doyou think that's somebody else's job And I'm
(07:28):
not leaving my kids. One eightsixty six nine hundred one oh three seven
You can tap the red microphone onour iHeartRadio app and jump in and join
the fun by sending a talk back. But would love to hear your thoughts
this morning on the Great shopping cartDebate. Give us a call, get
(07:48):
you on neck. Back to theGreat Debate eighties plus at one oh three
point seven. Should you have toreturn the shopping cart to the store if
you go to the grocery store?That is this morning's debate because there is
(08:09):
a mom who has made international internationalmind you headlines because she said, I'm
not doing it. I'm not returningmy shopping cart, and you can judge
me all you want. I'm notgetting my groceries into my car, getting
my children into the car, andthen leaving them in the car to go
return the cart. So are youjudging her? Are you not judging her?
(08:31):
That is the great debate question thismorning, Valerie, thank you for
calling. Oh I'm judging judge yoursex? Okay, absolutely, there's so
many wine. Number one, Correasaid it you put a spot and there's
a cart in the spot. Sothat's number one. Number two, if
somebody hits my new car with yourcart, I'm gonna be Okay, Prey
(08:54):
think about the four guys out there, especially in the summertime when it's like
a hundred degrees outside. This poorcart guy is out there wrangling cars.
You have to go all over theplace. Yeah, yeah, you can't
put in one centralized location where youcan just walk up, grab care picking
carts and wheel it in. Okay, that's it. I totally agree.
(09:15):
Thank you so much. Always loveto hear from you. Have a great
day. Let you have a petone okay, Nike's Valerie, Bye bye
bye bye one eight sixty six ninehundred one O three seven. You can
also tap the red microphone on ouriHeart radio app to weigh in on this
morning's great debate. Hey Christy,Hey Carina, this is Jeff from Florida.
(09:41):
No, you don't have to takethe shopper cart back. In some
places that have shop shopping cart stations, you can just push it right there
is on the outside, and thenthey have guys that's out there collective shopping
cars. So why you have totake a way back in the hot sun.
You might be part way by liketwenty rods. I'm not gonna take
no softd cart back to then whenthey have employees to come get it,
So I'm on her sign. Allright? Then, Well, thank you
(10:03):
so much, Jeff. I wasin Miami a couple of weeks ago,
and that heat is no joke.So I see why you don't want to
run and take the shopping cart backout there. But I don't know,
I feel like you have to doit and your kids in the car.
Is that really an excuse? Itdoesn't take that long to take the shopping
car back. But what do youthink? One eight sixty six, nine
(10:24):
hundred and one oh three seven?Or do what Jeff and Florida did.
Tap that red microphone on our iHeartRadioapp and you can send a talk back.
Let me know your thoughts here fromyou. Next in the Great Debate,
Back to the Great Debate eighties plusaid one oh three point seven should
you have to return your shopping card? A mom now known as the shopping
(10:48):
cart Mom has gone viral because shesaid, ah, that's not my job.
Thanks for calling in, Michael,what do you think? Okay?
Plain and said yeah, and I'lltell you where. She'd probably be complaining
that somebody wasn't bringing their cart backif she went to go park and there's
two carts in the parking in theparking spaces. You know, a lot
(11:11):
of people keep mentioning the carts inthe parking space. Clearly that is a
pet peeve of a lot of folks. Thank you so much, Michael,
You're welcome. I've got there.Good morning, Lance, thanks for checking
in. Where do you stand onthe great debate the shopping cart? Mom
says she doesn't have to put thecart back, It's not her job.
Okay. So, having spent twentyyears in retail grocery out here in the
(11:35):
Bay Area working for Lucky's Albertson SaveBoy, I started out as a bagger,
you know, paper plastic and goingand getting the shopping carts. And
there's a lot of jobs that dependon lazy people like this gal that didn't
want to bring your shopping cart back. And granted I agree with everything everybody
said hitting your car blah blah blah, but you know, lazy people like
(11:58):
that create a lot of job opportunities. And for kids that are you know,
maybe not quite of ah to buyalcohol. Sometimes you find that silver
thirty pack on the bottom back ofthe cart, left out in the shopping
cart. So you get the partyon the weekend to listen to your music.
Take it easy. Oh my goodness, thank you so much, Lance,
(12:18):
and thank you for working at thegrocery stores man. That is a
thankless position. Sometimes appreciate you.Weighing in on this morning's great debate do
you have to take your shopping cartback? Got a talk back here from
our app Good morning girls, ATina from aren So. I don't think
(12:39):
it's a month. If you're agood, thoughtful person, go ahead and
do it. But if you don't, you're not a bad person. That
guy out there, that's a job, he's supporting his family. And there
are cart corrals that you can putit in. And I also don't think
it's safe to leave your kids incertain areas. You know, there are
crazy people out there and it doeshappen, So do what's right for you.
I believe in the go oh that'ssee. Okay, that's time for
(13:03):
one more call. Thank you somuch, Tim for checking in. What
do you think should you have toreturn that cart? I am saying that
it depends on your situation. Meand my wife go and one of us
usually return the car. But Ido agree with you say if my kids
in the car, I'm not walkinglike a car. But you know what
I do, Okay, if Ijust me and my kids and I got
(13:24):
the car, I look around andthey usually have these little eyelands that has
little patch of bet would a curve, they should follow up on that,
so then it's not anywhere of apartner space. And somebody pulls up and
go, oh jackpot, sweet cartright here baby. So if I can't
return it, I'll find somewhere closewhere it's not in the way. I
think that's the best that you coulddo, and then you're good to go.
(13:45):
All right, then, all right, we appreciate you finding a solution
that works for everybody. Tim,thank you so much. You have a
good one. Now, all right, A lot of people, you know,
riled up about the shopping cart situationproduce a karina where do people stand
on the grate debate? This wasplay right down the middle, chrissy.
(14:11):
Some people said, yes, returnthe shopping car. Some people said no,
that's someone's job. Yeah, Ordo what Tim does and just stick
it on a little patch of dirt. Everybody agrees that you not leave that
cart in the shopping stall, Imean in the parking stall. Do not.
I usually do the patch of dirt. Most of the time, though,
I return it because then I thinkpeople are looking at me, like,
wow, she's a stand up lady. She's returning the car. Look
(14:35):
at her. But then, youknow, if I'm in a rush or
it's hell afar or raining, I'llhit that patch of dirt, that little
island, and you leave it rightthere, just as lung as it's not
going to roll into someone's car.You're doing your due diligence. Thank you.
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday we always, you know, talk about some
things in the Great Debates. MorningDrive with Christie Live on demand
Morning Drive with Christie Live on Demand. Maybe a little something about producer Krina.
She's a blockhead, bust new kidson the block. Also kind of
a grandma when it comes to hangingout, let me shall go have some
wine and you know this weekend justhung out with her dad. It was
(00:21):
his birthday. Yeah, just kindof chill, take it easy. But
Christy, you had a busy weekend. Me more like, go go go,
go, go go go, likethe road Runner, exactly where was
your weekend? Oh? Man?So Friday, thank you to everyone who
came out to the Oakland A's game. We won. Yeah, it was
(00:42):
amazing. It looked like a reallygreat crowd. It was amazing that walk
off when it was just like whoaand it was fireworks. But literally,
just a little bit about me.Everyone says, oh, you know you
always have so much energy. Well. Worked on Friday morning, Hm,
left work, went to the A'sgame. Dj' the Treehouse. Like I
(01:03):
said, thank you to everyone whocame out. Shout out to James,
made a new friend. He listensin the morning, so appreciate you coming
up saying what's up. And thenafter the tree House maybe got a couple
hours of sleep, because I wentout because of course it's a Friday night.
Yes, you're feeling good. Yeah, And then woke up at the
booty crack of dawn on Saturday morningto go DJ a wedding in Carmel.
(01:27):
Yes, it was a good time, but there was some crazy accident.
So if you got stuck on oneoh one on Saturday, there are a
lot of people in that backup.Oh, I feel for you, like
sha Ka Khan. So dj ata wedding in Carmel that was all morning,
all night long, but it wasa great time. Congratulations to Kate
(01:48):
and Tn getting married. Then afterthe wedding, got home around maybe three
o'clock in the morning because we werecoming home from Carmel. Yeah, caught
a flight on Sunday morning. Icount with you. I'm telling you there's
a difference between myself and Grandma bAlaska over here. Very true. Caught
a flight to Los Angeles, uhhuh at seven o'clock in the morning,
(02:13):
literally three hours of sleep, andthen went down to Los Angeles Pride for
a float. Had to DJ ona float and that was cool. It
was a great time. So itis Pride month, you know. I
remember the LGBTQ plus community. SoI went down there, spun on the
float, partied, and then cameback home and now I'm here. That
(02:36):
is a lot, a lot.I'm tired for you. I'm just drink
a lot of coffee. You're onthat adrenaline. I'm not mad though,
I'm not mad. Good for you. You had a nice weekend. I
a great I did an happy Pridemonth, and thank you so much for
being here. Hopefully you had afantastic weekend, whether you were just maxim
and relaxing or you know, goand go and go and go and going.
(03:00):
One three point, it's time forthe Crazy Trainer on the Morning Drives
with Chrystial Live before we hop aboardthe Crazy Train because we're headed across the
country to Florida, Oh, Florida, where a woman was arrested last week
(03:25):
after she attempted to steal a car, which is a bad, bad thing
to do. But what's even worseis that she said she was only doing
it because she was training for avideo game and she didn't understand why she
was in trouble because she called thecobs to let them know what was happening.
(03:50):
So I'm trying to steal a carthat's not legally mine. So y'all
gott to go make a report.I'm reporting the stealing legally. Okay,
two things that don't work together,even if you call the police and give
them the heads up as to what'sgoing on. She was like, it's
cool. Look, I'm just gonnado this. You know, there's like
a new grand theft auto coming out. I'm gonna go try and steal the
(04:12):
car, but I'm giving you theheads up. You can make the report.
It'll all be above board. No, ma'am trying it. She tried
it, plus her heart. I'mabout to rob this bank. I'm just
giving you a head you can makethe report and then it's all good.
Right. It's for a game,for a video game, like this happened
(04:33):
in real life. M M.That's your daily crazy news story. You
can ride the Crazy Train every weekdayin seven, ten and nine forty and
you can actually check out the videobecause there is video of this crazy woman
in Florida on our website at eightiesplus radio dot com. That's where you
can also find all of the crazynews stories. If you miss the Crazy
(04:54):
Train anytime on demand this morning Drivewith christ on eighties plus one three points
Oven. It's time for the greatdebate. I'm not returning that shopping card.
You do it. That's not myjob. That's basically what the argument
(05:15):
has been online for the past week. Okay, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, we always debate a topic, and it seems like the entire world
right now is debating this shopping carttopic. Maybe you've heard of the shopping
cart mom. This woman went onTikTok I believe, and she put a
video up talking about the shopping carts, and now it has become international news,
(05:43):
international news because of the shopping card. She was on like Good Morning
America everything talking about the shopping card. And this is what she said that
irked everybody. I'm not returning myshopping cart. And you can judge me
all you want. I'm not gettingmy grocery into my car, getting my
children into the car, and thenleaving them in the car to go return
(06:04):
the cart. I'm judging, Christy, I am judging. Oh my goodness,
this woman's statements have made people reallyupset. But this is a long
time debate. Should you return theshopping cart? Of course you should because
that's the right thing to do.You don't want to leave it in the
(06:25):
parking lot so it could actually hitsomebody else's car or something like that.
Or the worst thing is when youtry to pull up, like, oh,
I got an empty space, andthen there's the shopping cart blocking your
way. So the shopping cart momsaid she doesn't feel like it's won her
job. And two she doesn't feellike she wants to leave her car with
(06:46):
her kids in it unattended because it'sdangerous. Really, really, you can't.
You can't take your eyes off yourkids for four seconds so you can
do the right thing. Or howabout you teach the kids to go we
turn the cart for you. I'mjust like, I'm just saying, I'm
your little toddler, Johnny three yearsold, get to step in. Now,
(07:06):
I'm just get to work. Butseriously, this is the debate this
morning. One eight sixty six ninehundred one oh three seven. Do you
think this woman has a point.Is it your job, your civic duty
to return the shopping cart or doyou think that's somebody else's job And I'm
(07:28):
not leaving my kids. One eightsixty six nine hundred one oh three seven
You can tap the red microphone onour iHeartRadio app and jump in and join
the fun by sending a talk back. But would love to hear your thoughts
this morning on the Great shopping cartDebate. Give us a call, get
(07:48):
you on neck. Back to theGreat Debate eighties plus at one oh three
point seven. Should you have toreturn the shopping cart to the store if
you go to the grocery store?That is this morning's debate because there is
(08:09):
a mom who has made international internationalmind you headlines because she said, I'm
not doing it. I'm not returningmy shopping cart, and you can judge
me all you want. I'm notgetting my groceries into my car, getting
my children into the car, andthen leaving them in the car to go
return the cart. So are youjudging her? Are you not judging her?
(08:31):
That is the great debate question thismorning, Valerie, thank you for
calling. Oh I'm judging judge yoursex? Okay, absolutely, there's so
many wine. Number one, Correasaid it you put a spot and there's
a cart in the spot. Sothat's number one. Number two, if
somebody hits my new car with yourcart, I'm gonna be Okay, Prey
(08:54):
think about the four guys out there, especially in the summertime when it's like
a hundred degrees outside. This poorcart guy is out there wrangling cars.
You have to go all over theplace. Yeah, yeah, you can't
put in one centralized location where youcan just walk up, grab care picking
carts and wheel it in. Okay, that's it. I totally agree.
(09:15):
Thank you so much. Always loveto hear from you. Have a great
day. Let you have a petone okay, Nike's Valerie, Bye bye
bye bye one eight sixty six ninehundred one O three seven. You can
also tap the red microphone on ouriHeart radio app to weigh in on this
morning's great debate. Hey Christy,Hey Carina, this is Jeff from Florida.
(09:41):
No, you don't have to takethe shopper cart back. In some
places that have shop shopping cart stations, you can just push it right there
is on the outside, and thenthey have guys that's out there collective shopping
cars. So why you have totake a way back in the hot sun.
You might be part way by liketwenty rods. I'm not gonna take
no softd cart back to then whenthey have employees to come get it,
So I'm on her sign. Allright? Then, Well, thank you
(10:03):
so much, Jeff. I wasin Miami a couple of weeks ago,
and that heat is no joke.So I see why you don't want to
run and take the shopping cart backout there. But I don't know,
I feel like you have to doit and your kids in the car.
Is that really an excuse? Itdoesn't take that long to take the shopping
car back. But what do youthink? One eight sixty six, nine
(10:24):
hundred and one oh three seven?Or do what Jeff and Florida did.
Tap that red microphone on our iHeartRadioapp and you can send a talk back.
Let me know your thoughts here fromyou. Next in the Great Debate,
Back to the Great Debate eighties plusaid one oh three point seven should
you have to return your shopping card? A mom now known as the shopping
(10:48):
cart Mom has gone viral because shesaid, ah, that's not my job.
Thanks for calling in, Michael,what do you think? Okay?
Plain and said yeah, and I'lltell you where. She'd probably be complaining
that somebody wasn't bringing their cart backif she went to go park and there's
two carts in the parking in theparking spaces. You know, a lot
(11:11):
of people keep mentioning the carts inthe parking space. Clearly that is a
pet peeve of a lot of folks. Thank you so much, Michael,
You're welcome. I've got there.Good morning, Lance, thanks for checking
in. Where do you stand onthe great debate the shopping cart? Mom
says she doesn't have to put thecart back, It's not her job.
Okay. So, having spent twentyyears in retail grocery out here in the
(11:35):
Bay Area working for Lucky's Albertson SaveBoy, I started out as a bagger,
you know, paper plastic and goingand getting the shopping carts. And
there's a lot of jobs that dependon lazy people like this gal that didn't
want to bring your shopping cart back. And granted I agree with everything everybody
said hitting your car blah blah blah, but you know, lazy people like
(11:58):
that create a lot of job opportunities. And for kids that are you know,
maybe not quite of ah to buyalcohol. Sometimes you find that silver
thirty pack on the bottom back ofthe cart, left out in the shopping
cart. So you get the partyon the weekend to listen to your music.
Take it easy. Oh my goodness, thank you so much, Lance,
(12:18):
and thank you for working at thegrocery stores man. That is a
thankless position. Sometimes appreciate you.Weighing in on this morning's great debate do
you have to take your shopping cartback? Got a talk back here from
our app Good morning girls, ATina from aren So. I don't think
(12:39):
it's a month. If you're agood, thoughtful person, go ahead and
do it. But if you don't, you're not a bad person. That
guy out there, that's a job, he's supporting his family. And there
are cart corrals that you can putit in. And I also don't think
it's safe to leave your kids incertain areas. You know, there are
crazy people out there and it doeshappen, So do what's right for you.
I believe in the go oh that'ssee. Okay, that's time for
(13:03):
one more call. Thank you somuch, Tim for checking in. What
do you think should you have toreturn that cart? I am saying that
it depends on your situation. Meand my wife go and one of us
usually return the car. But Ido agree with you say if my kids
in the car, I'm not walkinglike a car. But you know what
I do, Okay, if Ijust me and my kids and I got
(13:24):
the car, I look around andthey usually have these little eyelands that has
little patch of bet would a curve, they should follow up on that,
so then it's not anywhere of apartner space. And somebody pulls up and
go, oh jackpot, sweet cartright here baby. So if I can't
return it, I'll find somewhere closewhere it's not in the way. I
think that's the best that you coulddo, and then you're good to go.
(13:45):
All right, then, all right, we appreciate you finding a solution
that works for everybody. Tim,thank you so much. You have a
good one. Now, all right, A lot of people, you know,
riled up about the shopping cart situationproduce a karina where do people stand
on the grate debate? This wasplay right down the middle, chrissy.
(14:11):
Some people said, yes, returnthe shopping car. Some people said no,
that's someone's job. Yeah, Ordo what Tim does and just stick
it on a little patch of dirt. Everybody agrees that you not leave that
cart in the shopping stall, Imean in the parking stall. Do not.
I usually do the patch of dirt. Most of the time, though,
I return it because then I thinkpeople are looking at me, like,
wow, she's a stand up lady. She's returning the car. Look
(14:35):
at her. But then, youknow, if I'm in a rush or
it's hell afar or raining, I'llhit that patch of dirt, that little
island, and you leave it rightthere, just as lung as it's not
going to roll into someone's car.You're doing your due diligence. Thank you.
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday we always, you know, talk about some
things in the Great Debates. MorningDrive with Christie Live on demand
Popular Podcasts
United States of Kennedy
United States of Kennedy is a podcast about our cultural fascination with the Kennedy dynasty. Every week, hosts Lyra Smith and George Civeris go into one aspect of the Kennedy story.
Dateline NBC
Current and classic episodes, featuring compelling true-crime mysteries, powerful documentaries and in-depth investigations. Follow now to get the latest episodes of Dateline NBC completely free, or subscribe to Dateline Premium for ad-free listening and exclusive bonus content: DatelinePremium.com
Stuff You Should Know
If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.