Listen as Lila and Nora from Eau Claire Figure Skating Club drop by. They look back on their years with the club, what ECFSC has meant to them, what the club can do for your own daughters, plus what you can expect with this year's show. We hope you can catch the 44th annual Ice Show, with the theme "Are We There Yet?" It's this Friday through Sunday, 4/14-16, at Hobbs Ice Arena. See https://www.ecfigureskate.org for more, and we'll see you this weekend!

We open with news of an upcoming app that measures how well your first date is going. Then it's time to pay tribute to some unsung heroes: men doing housework. After that, we're surprised to learn the value of our identities on the Dark Web. And an Uber ride takes an unexpected turn onto Karma Street.

The winter months have us streaming more shows, so do your pets watch TV with you? Next, is your current home cleaner or messier than the one you grew up in? After that, a few random things Stryker learned when he was today years old.

Do you like eating in bed, or do your pets mess up things enough already? We then imagine what we'd do with 4 extra hours in a day. Next, we found a unique job for you...if you can stomach it! After that, it seems Gen Z is beginning to turn on itself. Speaking of, that's followed by a TikTok Cheating Prenup. Lastly, Stryker creates more brain wrinkles from what he learned when he was Today Years Old.

Parking on private property became a massive party pooper. Then it's on to some landmarks that are letdowns. We discover an old profession is trending again. After that, with a little trepidation, we learn just how filthy kids' backpacks really are.

How much gift card treasure is in your junk drawer? Probably more than you realize. Next, there's a surprise frontrunner for the Big Game's most popular food. After that, it's Buzz Aldrin's 93rd trip around the sun and 4th trip down the aisle. We then get creeped out by the new daydream alarm. That's followed by studies that constantly contradict, and the weird trend of renting a U-Haul truck for dates.

Stryker grumbles about the "Titanic" door debate being ruined...again. Next, a TikToker with a healthy sense of privilege proposes adult-only flights. We then learn that we're supposedly not in the Midwest after all. That's followed by Morgan explaining her daughter's  sworn culinary enemy.

A famous Mom-to-be debates mowing the lawn before baby arrives. Stryker then seeks the origin of an infamous voice. That's followed by some persuasive hand gestures (and not just what you see while driving on Clairemont). Then, we find a few surprises among America's best cities for coffee. After that, it's the ultimate resolution to a parking dispute. We finish the episode by learning that dogs really do cry.

Stryker just heard about this trend for better sleep, but he's skeptical. Next, a thief in CA sets a new extreme in laziness. After that, a haircare trend that sounds suspiciously close to soup. We follow that with fibbing about babies' attractiveness (or lack thereof). That's followed by a rise in theme weddings, and the surprising number of email accounts we use in a lifetime.

This episode begins with a look at some top trends of 2013, and how well they have (or haven't) aged in the decade since. A marriage counselor then reveals one of the top complaints she hears from couples. Next, we discover our brains have a fairly distinct shutdown time. Stryker then picks Morgan's brain for a bit of a riddle.

Morgan and Stryker resolve not to make New Year's resolutions and instead look at goals for 2023. Next, with Stryker's friend about to split from her partner...who gets custody of the dog? Then, you've heard of the Lincoln Lawyer. Now comes the 25-Cent Lawyer (and no, that isn't his fee).

How many times do you say "no" to your kids on a given day? Morgan and Stryker then give each other the willies by talking about phobias. After that, if you have trouble remembering names, you're not alone. Next, the surprisingly high number of people who still know their exes' passwords. Then, it's a talk about talking to our pets.

What if grownups had nap time at work? Also, Morgan confesses to a heinous crime: killing a cactus. Then, it's a smooth move to a tale of potty training that went too well. We wrap the episode with Morgan's dog, Nova, who loves butter (and a whole lot more).

What would you do if you could become your pet? Most say take a nap, but Morgan's going in a different direction. We then talk about the big difference in worrying about your first kid vs second kid. After that, most people would want to know the gossip told about them...but Morgan and I aren't so sure. I then propose a solution for Morgan's nail biting, and we find a very official-sounding term for Mr. and Ms. Know-It-All

Morgan and I wonder why there's a rotary cellphone. From there, it's the latest round of rejected emojis you'll never see on your own phone. We then learn why a TikToker won't let men fill her Instacart orders. Plus, Machine Gun Kelly is making vampires worry.

Seems we love technology so much, we never get rid of our outdated gadgets. Morgan then gets the heebie-jeebies at the thought of teeth. After that, we discover a neighboring state gives Nevada a run for its money with gambling.

Other than days ending in "Y," we explore favorite days to hit happy hour. We then talk about the growing trend of senior citizen gamers--and what they're playing. That's followed by the designer umbrella that isn't water-resistant. And midnight snacking can supposedly be healthy-ish and satisfying with these foods.

Do you call childhood teachers by their first names as an adult? Next, if you need home security advice...ask a burgler. We then pin a number on "fashionably late," followed by a bad boss' unusual penalty for lateness. And an odd Minnesota law reminds us of car trips as kids.

Where is the line drawn between supporting Pride and pandering? Next, if you feel too old to TikTok, don't tell this WWII vet in his 90s! Stryker then wonders why the birds have to sing so loud in the morning. We move on to Mom Cloning, and ponder whether couples with the same astro sign are better off.

Our long winter and cold spring gave Morgan's dog a few extra curves. One of us discovers the other eats Skittle completely wrong. The science behind the friction with mothers-in-law. And what if every day was Mother's Day?

Eau Claire is a great place to live...and sometimes a lousy place to drive. We compare your driving peeves with ours. Then we attempt to remember all four grandparents' names. After that, we breathe a sigh of relief as those menacing daffodils are eradicated. We wrap it up with people who think their pets would make great social media stars.

A mom has a brilliant solution for herding her family to the dinner table. Morgan reveals the TikTok trend she was doing before it was cool, then we turn down another aisle to speculate which celebs would/wouldn't return their shopping carts

More women are proposing marriage to their guys...are the guys on board? Then, it's a new twist on an old breakfast favorite. Stryker finds another reason not to try an Airbnb. Finally, we try to remember phone numbers.

Peeps were the most polarizing Easter treat...until now. Then, I offer overdue congratulations/grief to the 3rd Most Luscious Radio Voice in the Valley

Hillary Duff triggers the Internet, then we talk about people who were actually happier during the lockdowns of 2020

A cheating couple goes to great depths. Then it's the surprise of candles in the WAXX Country radio studio next door, followed by Stryker's undying hate for Crocs

Could you stay (happily) occupied without the Internet? Then we found some old-time sayings that people want to reboot

The uniform appeal is real...and can get you in real trouble. Then we talk about our so-called lottery luck

Morgan's favorite smells are...unique