• The River Morning Show Weekly Podcast | EP 101 | SEP 20 2024

  • Sep 20 2024
  • Length: 26 mins
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The River Morning Show Weekly Podcast | EP 101 | SEP 20 2024

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  • Does early Christmas music spark joy or confusion for you? Josh's early festive tunes might just be the quirky start to fall you didn't know you needed! Join us on the River Morning Show as Chad hilariously grapples with aging through an encounter with a university professor, while JP serves up some breaking food news, including Mountain Dew’s peculiar relocation offer and an Indonesian fungus turning bread into cheesy delights. We sprinkle in some light-hearted banter on the surprising benefits of eating bananas before bed and share a laugh while cleaning out our podcast's voicemail box.

    Ever wondered what to do with your pumpkins post-Halloween? From delicious roasted seeds to scrumptious pumpkin chocolate chip brownies, we've got you covered! We share our personal pumpkin traditions, quirky stories like an eight-year-old’s drive to Target, and a rescue team's mission to save a dummy. Explore the fascinating differences in how men and women experience infections, and enjoy our humorous take on why kids cling to moms when sick. To top it off, we're tackling the stress of modern life, discussing everything from juggling taxes to managing parenting during Zoom calls. Tune in for a delightful mix of humor, insight, and seasonal cheer!

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