Episode 95

WQSB Morning Show with Barry and Holli

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Can spinach dip really make or break a tailgating party? This week on the WQSP Morning Show, we kick off with our usual morning banter, diving into the football excitement as Albertville triumphs over A-Rab and we eagerly look forward to the new season. Holli shares her quirky way of enjoying peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, which sparks a hilarious debate about game-day snacks and grocery finds. With college football on the horizon, we also chat about Florida State's first game and our hopes for Alabama and Auburn's seasons—and Holli’s perfect game day routine involving coffee, bacon, and snacks.
In a heartfelt segment, we shine a spotlight on our Teacher of the Week and Healthcare Hero of the Week, celebrating those who make a difference in our lives. As we share personal school struggles and reflect on what makes someone truly wealthy today, the conversation takes a cozy turn with the return of pumpkin spice season at Starbucks. We get nostalgic about their latest fall merchandise, including the much-coveted Starbucks-themed Stanley Cup. Our appreciation for everyday heroes blends seamlessly with light-hearted pop culture updates, making this a rich and engaging segment.
We wrap up with a lively discussion on the perfect tailgating snacks—does spinach dip make the cut? Listener opinions heat up the debate while we share our own culinary mishaps and preferences. We also savor the latest pumpkin-themed treats and laugh over humorous email fails, including a quirky crime story involving a Macklemore fan. Finally, we emphasize the importance of connecting through kindness, urging our listeners to reach out to those who need a little extra support. Join us for a fun-filled episode that mixes football fever, seasonal delights, and heartfelt connections.

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1. Morning Show Banter (00:00:00)

2. Celebrating Teachers and Healthcare Heroes (00:10:54)

3. Spinach Dip Debate (00:16:39)

4. Holiday Menu & Email Fails (00:30:01)

5. Connecting Through Presence and Kindness (00:38:42)