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- Sep 29, 2026
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The Miles You Can't See – KSHE 95 (opens the original)
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It was pretty much the only time I can think of when I was glad to be stuck in traffic. There were so many cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles. Pretty much every form of motorized transportation was backed up for miles on the drive to Creve Coeur Lake Park for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Walk Out of the Darkness. And it was awesome to see it so well attended. As we got closer to the walk, something became clear: every kind of vehicle, with every kind of person, was there. We saw
You Never Know What Someone Is Carrying – KSHE 95 (opens the original)
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“I’m not sure who to turn to, but I’m just about at my breaking point. I’m about done. I don’t know if you have someone I can talk to. I’m just over all of it.” It was a nerve-wracking thing to wake up and see it. Am I going to be able to get to this soon enough? I wrapped up Friday on the air, then interviewed Al Pitrelli, of Trans-Siberian Orchestra and Megadeth fame, followed by Lou Gramm of Foreigner. Two great conversations with two guys who have lived a pretty remarkable amount of rock and
A Mets fan in St. Louis. – KSHE 95 (opens the original)
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One of the many great things about being on the air at KSHE 95 is being a Mets fan in St. Louis. First, I love the Cardinals…unless they’re whooping up on my Mets. I’m only too happy to cheer for them. St. Louis is an amazing baseball city, with incredible heritage and a genuine appreciation for what we’ve got and for celebrating the greatest game ever played. But back to why it’s great to be a Mets fan in St. Louis. For the first six to nine months I was on the air at KSHE 95, the conversations
Wisconsin’s Finest Exports – KSHE 95 (opens the original)
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I expected that seeing the Violent Femmes would be good. I was not expecting them, the band themselves, to be that good. Saturday night, my wife Amy and I went to see the Violent Femmes at The Factory. They’re one of Amy’s favorite bands, which I think is probably a genetic predisposition for anyone from Wisconsin. You’re from Wisconsin, you like the Violent Femmes. That’s just how it works. Wisconsin has given America many important things: cheese, beer, cheese curds, more beer, beer battered c
Why I love pull-ups – KSHE 95 (opens the original)
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People ask me why I love pull-ups so much. If I could only do one exercise for the rest of my life, I think I’d choose pull-ups. There are practical reasons. Change the grip and you change the conversation your muscles are having. Your back, arms, shoulders, forearms, and other parts of your body, realize, you have, can all get buffed. It’s a cool little piece of machinery. You grab a bar and you get your body to go somewhere it wasn’t meant to go a moment ago. Pull-ups build upper-body strength
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