Staunton City Limits

Happy Birthday to the King of Graceland+Our take on the Minnesota situation+Reiner updates+Sports (sorry, we edited out the sports)+How to train your cat (redacted, didn't go as planned)

Trevor Lawrence, OJ Simpson, Ashley Judd, and the Antisemite of the year awards

Plane crash update which became available immediately after recording:The Cessna C550 erupted into a large fire when it hit the ground. It had departed Statesville Regional Airport, about 45 miles (72 kilometers) north of Charlotte, but soon crashed while trying to return and land, the North Carolina State Highway Patrol said.Flight records show the plane was registered to a company run by Biffle. The cause of the crash wasn't immediately known, nor was the reason for the plane's return to the airport in drizzle and cloudy conditions.Biffle was on the plane with his wife, Cristina, and children Ryder, 5, and Emma, 14, according to the highway patrol and a family statement. Others on the plane were identified as Dennis Dutton, his son Jack, and Craig Wadsworth.“Each of them meant everything to us, and their absence leaves an immeasurable void in our lives,” the joint family statement said.Biffle, 55, won more than 50 races across NASCAR’s three circuits, including 19 at the Cup Series level. He also won the Trucks Series championship in 2000 and the Xfinity Series title in 2002.Golfers playing next to the airport were shocked as they witnessed the disaster, even dropping to the ground at the Lakewood Golf Club while the plane was overhead. The ninth hole was covered with debris.“We were like, ‘Oh my gosh! That’s way too low,’” said Joshua Green of Mooresville. “It was scary.”The National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration were investigating.The Cessna plane, built in 1981, is a popular mid-sized business jet with an excellent reputation, aviation safety expert Jeff Guzzetti said. It has two engines and typically seats six to eight passengers.In 2024, Biffle was honored for his humanitarian efforts after Hurricane Helene struck the U.S., even using his personal helicopter to deliver aid to flooded, remote western North Carolina.“The last time I spoke with Cristina, just a couple of weeks ago, she reached out to ask how she could help with relief efforts in Jamaica. That’s who the Biffles were," U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson, a Republican from North Carolina, said.Wadsworth was Biffle's friend and helped him with odd jobs, including delivering supplies to places hit by Hurricane Helene, roommate Benito Howell said.

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Discussing what can be done about a healthcare system that is in so many ways, failing it's customers

Economic updates here in the last week of October 2025Focus on the economy with mention of Elon Musk, SNAP, section 8, end stage capitalism, Biloxi Mississippi (kidding)

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Tylenol sucks so Staunton pharmacy is at it again

Some new takes on familiar subjects. We hope you enjoy the show! Please SHARE

Contrary to popular belief, most of the methane released by cows isnt through farts, it's through belches. A single cow can produce 200lbs of methane per year on average. In the state of Texas, that's over 2.44 billion pounds annually.

Willie Nelson is still alive despite the rumors. He is old though

With highschool perfect attendance award winner Mark Fowble, who was the kicker for NC State in 1987 (and maybe a few other years but we didnt check)

Hamwater explains the prestige behind being a platinum dasher, bringing people their favorite lukewarm meals!

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A more serious episode aimed at being informative. All about CryptocurrencyWe will hit you with some spitball humor next episode, and probably cover the emerging 1987 NCAA scandal involving Mark Fowble, Sterling Sharpe, and Todd Ellis, with expert opinion and analysis by ...Todd

Bill stopped by after knee replacement surgery

The economy is broken, apparently so is Ai

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random topics plus river rafting