April 9, 2013 - Hour 3

A Montana couple’s dog ate 5 $100 bills and they had to find enough of the pieces to send to the federal government in hopes to get the money replaced.  Devon’s dog is getting a haircut, Tom wants a photo of Emmet posted to the Facebook page wearing his sweater.  Fly fishing does not seem disruptive but some individuals in Larimer County think so.  Another gun competition will no longer be held in Colorado thanks to the new gun laws.  Google is willing to pay more to keep key employees but the federal government is looking to tax the perks offered at Google.

April 9, 2013 - Hour 1

Snowy and icy driving conditions.  JC Penney’s CEO from Apple has been fired, his no-sales idea has lost the company money.  Causes of accidents are numerous but 62% caused by distracted driving, we talk with The Detroit Bureau editor Paul Eisentein.

April 8, 2013 - Hour 2

Margaret Thatcher passed away this morning, who will go to represent the US….Joe Biden might say something insulting.  Hadley Heath from IWF talks with us about the Wage Gap issue in America and if you compare apples to apples the wage gap doesn’t exist.  Fatal accidents, 62% are caused by distracted drivers “lost in thought”.  IQ test for politicians, Congresswoman DeGette comes to mind.

April 5, 2013 - Hour 3

USDA has given the approval for the beef and pork industries to rename labels on cuts of meat.  Beer of the Week from Westlake Wine & Spirits is New Albion Ale.  Weld County Humane Society has 2 small dogs that are ready for adoption!  Roger Ebert died yesterday and we review a short list of some of his favorite movies.

April 5, 2013 - Hour 2

Jayne Ferrer is the author of “The Art of Stone Skipping and Other Fun Old-Time Games” that brings back great memories that we all need to expose our kids to with creativity, activity and the best part of being social.  Buddy Meyers is a certified gun instructor and he simplifies how to understand clips and magazines and how Congresswoman DeGette had no idea what she was talking about.