The New Normal: Heat, Health, and Hurricane Hijinks (09-29-25)
Update: 2025-09-29
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Kevin and Alex kick off the week by reacting to the unseasonably warm weather forecast for the end of September, with highs projected to hit a record-tying 88 degrees. The hosts cover a mix of politics, from the looming government shutdown (with a "Trump Chess Move" idea) to Senator John Fetterman's surprising moments of political sensibility. Ag Director Bridgette Readel joins the show with an update on the hastened harvest and an overview of a beneficial workshop for young farmers. The hosts also touch on the bizarre story of an alleged illegal alien school superintendent in Iowa. Later, fitness expert and former MMA fighter Mariah Prussia discusses the lowering of physical standards, the importance of "building your armor," and the need for situational awareness in an increasingly distracting society. Travel expert Cindy Taiyo closes out the show with a "hot deal" for an all-inclusive trip to Costa Rica. Standout Moments: September Heatwave and Record Highs: The hosts react to the persistent summer-like forecast. (01:00 ) Trump's "Camera Chess Move" on Shutdown: Discussing how Trump might use transparency to challenge Democrats on illegal immigrant funding. (06:00 , 10:20 ) A Dog's Loyalty to the Co-Host: A listener shares a sweet story about how their dog, Ollie, refuses to get out of bed when one of the hosts is absent. (07:30 ) Ag Update: Fast Harvest and Purple Tomatoes: Bridgette Readel details the quickened pace of harvest and new bioengineered produce. (12:00 , 16:00 ) The LRC Weather Cycle Explained: An in-depth look at how the long-range correlation cycle helps predict winter weather. (19:00 ) All-Inclusive Costa Rica Deal: Travel expert Cindy Taiyo reveals a surprising trip deal flying out of Fargo. (25:00 ) Navy SEAL Standards and Societal Decline: Fitness expert Mariah Prussia laments the lowering of physical standards and the need for civilians to build their "armor." (30:00 ) Hurricane Umberto and the Fujiwara Effect: A quick science lesson on how two hurricanes can interact in the Atlantic. (36:00 )
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