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Jack Logar and Nikki Drake are both proud West Virginia natives. Jack's lifelong love for broadcasting began in an abandoned coal mining town on Point Mountain where the elevation allowed him to pick up signals from distant radio stations. Jack's unguarded, homegrown style makes for a "warts and all" approach to radio that keeps him unique among his peers. Nikki returned home to West Virginia after broadcasting on stations in Ohio, Mississippi and New York. Her passion for radio is exceeded only by her love for chocolate, coffee and cookies.
Relive your favorite moments or get caught up on all the hilarity from the week with WVAQ's dynamic morning duo.
Relive your favorite moments or get caught up on all the hilarity from the week with WVAQ's dynamic morning duo.
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Jack and Nikki plead for sanity from the smoker commmunity, help a listener figure out if his girlfriend is cheating on him and discuss the new "F Around And Find Out" parenting trend.
Jack and Nikki begin the show with an unusual story from a listener about a drunken regret, discuss people who suffer from "vehicular attachment" while saying goodbye to Nikki's Prius and Jack explains why having any woman other than Jessica on the back of his motorcycle is "a form of infidelity."
Jack and Nikki look at the theories surrounding people who turn off the "read receipts" on their phones, discuss getting angry in inappropriate places and milk the studio and text lines for dating app horror stories from listeners.
Jack and Nkki reveal the oddly specific profile of the kind of man who is most likely to be unfaithful in a relationship, take your calls and texts about weird kid nicknames and explain why re-using toilet paper isn't as strange or gross as it sounds.
Jack and Nikki begin the show with shocking news: Beautiful people have an advantage in life! Who knew? They collect themselves and move on to discuss lusty parents and a DoorDasher who was reported for taking food into a restroom. The show ends with a look at how people rank themselves in the dating market.
This week, Jack and Nikki take a deep dive into Tik Tok's "Go Through Your Phone or Break Up" challenge. This challenge has caused a lot of anxiety for many people. But, you know what's sometimes worse than anxiety? Pxiety. They talk about that, too. What an odd show.
Jack Logar and Nikki Drake reveal research that indicates parents favor daughters, try to help out a listener in a hilariously awkward situation involving a necklace and Nikki talks about her encounter with "pillow people." Who are these pillow people and what do they want from us? Are they dangerous? Can they be contained?
Jack and Nikki discuss a report identifying dangerous chemicals in Girl Scout cookies, take a look at the odd things kids say to school teachers and reveal the Top 5 Mountain Towns in West Virginia according to a lifestyle website that "encourages people to go on dates." Jack pauses to reflect on his time in each town and then tries not to cry. It's pretty compelling.
Jack and Nikki offer guidance to a listener considering marrying a man who has been divorced four times, reveal what happened to Jack at Deep Creek Lake and run down a list of foods that add and subtract years from your life. Miss this episode and you could end up in an early grave. Do you really want to take that chance?
Jack and Nikki field your "tales of revenge" stories, talk about doing favors for strangers and seek your analysis of how Nikki handled a situation in a Sabraton parking lot. That's right... more parking lot talk. What is it with this show and parking lots?
JacK and Nikki discuss how you got caught in a lie, learn where you hide your money and disclose what Jack overheard while eavesdropping like a creep on people at a restaurant in Virginia.
Jack and Nikki discuss a parking lot incident at a Clarksburg restaurant, reveal surprisingly good news about West Virgirnia drivers and analyze the findings of a "non-scientific" experiment Jack conducted on the unsuspecting people of Pittsburgh.
This week, Nikki learns a surprising secret about her friend's gross personal hygiene, Jack and Nikki then begin to probe into the "at home" lifestyles of their listeners... and this somehow devolves into how people are cheap. I'm not sure how it happened. Let's just listen and see how it goes.
Jack and Nikki take your calls and texts (by the dozens) of stories about when you had to pee in an unusual place, discuss the many and varied factors that must be considered when determing who keeps the engagement ring after a break-up, and Jack is unfairly accused of lunacy after he admits to a wicked case of cell phone paranoia.
Jack and Nikki take a look at dramatic and hilarious ways people have quit their jobs, judge parents based on the behavior of their children and discuss the growing trend of people fighting for the right to disconnect from their employers during personal time.
Jack was minding his own business at a store in Braxton County when a woman approached him with a story of a disastrous date. Desperate for material, Jack rushed back to the studio to turn this chance encounter into radio gold! Later, Jack and Nikki help troubled listeners find their way to peace with another round of Judge Your Grudge!
Some people choose to make a donation, Nikki Drake had a donation thrust upon her. Jack and Nikki explain. Also on this week's show: A restaurant accused of stealing leftover cake and negotiating with your cable company.
This week, it's so much Christmas talk you'll ask for a large eggnog and then try to drown yourself in it. Merry Christmas, you filthy animals!
Jack and Nikki discuss a woman making headlines for breastfeeding her entire family, take a look at some of the truly odd things Americans believe and face the painful reality that some babies aren't cute.
Jack and Nikki explain why your partner's history matters, discuss a popular scam showing up on cell phones across West Virginia and help you figure out a burial strategy... because this is a comedy show.
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