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A rain-soaked morning, a family pet fiasco, and a country artist who turned grit into momentum—this one moves. We open with Jan the Weatherman’s take on Tropical Storm Priscilla and a straight-shot reminder to slow down on slick roads. Then the phones heat up: Daniel from Taylor grabs comedy tickets and drops a clear-headed verdict on a touchy case—should you pay cash when a sitter ignores instructions and feeds your dog premium food? Boundaries, gratitude, and common sense collide, and the ruling might surprise you.

Our spotlight turns to Nashville, where Zoe Gene Fowler joins us as the Country Climb star of the week. Appalachian roots, independent hustle, and a belief that no one hands you a career—it’s the blueprint. Zoe shares how she released a new song every 6–8 weeks for nearly three years, why she writes from real life, and how a prayer and a tequila shot set the stage. She breaks down the hook behind “The Hell Out of Me,” a phrase flip that becomes a tender story about love clearing the darkness. You’ll also get two can’t-miss tracks for a deeper dive—“Two Kids on That Dance Floor” and “Cry Baby”—plus a smart content play: weekly live performance videos dropping every Thursday at 9 a.m. CT on YouTube.

We keep the energy high with a sitcom trivia showdown with Paul From Beaumont—Friends, Seinfeld, and The Office fans, your moment awaits—and close with Dave Ramsey from Show Low and “Boo or Cool,” where Oktoberfest gets a nod, haunted houses get a cheer, and pumpkin beer gets a firm boo. It’s a mix of community, craft, and honest laughs that feels like hanging with friends after a long day.

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Today’s show hit every note—heartfelt, hilarious, and homegrown.

We start with a moment of remembrance for Timber Mesa Firefighter Glenn Collins, honoring his service and sharing details on the upcoming vigil and procession so the community can line the streets in support. As Tropical Storm Priscilla moves in, we break down what you need to know to stay safe through the rain and flash-flood risks.

Then it’s a hard pivot into real talk: relationship advice for a jealous boyfriend who can’t quite handle his girlfriend’s friend circle. The verdict? Don’t edit someone else’s life—set boundaries, stay grounded, and protect your peace.

From there, the vibe lifts with the world premiere of “Made in Arizona” by country artist Noah Silver, calling in from Nashville to debut his brand-new single exclusively on QCountry 92.5! We chat about his Arizona roots, life in Tennessee, and play a fun round of “This or That: Arizona Edition.”

As if that weren’t enough, Kirk Nurmi calls in to stir the pot with Paul from Beaumont, who jumps in to defend himself—leading to a side-splitting round of “Are You Smarter Than a Redneck?” (Spoiler: maybe not.)

We close with a beautiful conversation with Melinda from Compassus and Rusty from Fishers of Men about the upcoming “Honoring Our Heroes” Veterans Day Celebration—Saturday, November 8th, 11AM at the Show Low Elks Lodge. Expect pinning ceremonies, free meals for veterans and families, service resources, and the kind of community spirit that makes the White Mountains proud.

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Some mornings are just all over the map—in the best way. One minute we’re talking about a country artist stirring headlines with a new protest song, the next we’re tracking Tropical Storm Priscilla and scouting a pop-up haunt night before the rain hits. It’s sharp takes, local updates, and a court case so perfectly petty you’ll send it to your group chat before the verdict drops.

We start with a look at music, message, and how artists walk that line between storytelling and politics without losing their audience. Then we swing practical—storm prep tips, flood awareness, and one last chance to hit Willis Farms’ haunted night before the weather crashes the party.

“Am I the Jerk” brings the week’s funniest courtroom: a future mother-in-law who opens every package in the house. The ruling? Manners, boundaries, and one strategically embarrassing delivery that finally gets the point across.

Friend of the show Paul from Beaumont checks in 27 pounds lighter, swapping Ding Dongs for oranges and pudding for yogurt, and dropping the most accurate metaphor we’ve heard: “Progress stalls like a brisket—then it climbs again.” We turn that into a quick, hilarious “Are You Smarter Than a Redneck” health quiz covering protein myths, sugar traps, and lawn-mowing cardio wins.

To close, comedian Zac Allen joins us ahead of the Best of Phoenix Stand-Up Showcase November 1st at the Show Low Elks Lodge. From Montana open mics to Phoenix clubs and opening for Billy Gardell, he brings stories, laughs, and a game of “Arizona or Montana” that proves cowboys exist everywhere.

🎟️ Comedy Show Info:
VIP $30 | GA $20
Doors, Aliberto’s food truck, and bar open at 5 PM
Show at 6:30 PM | Nov 1 | Show Low Elks Lodge
Tickets at ChrisBennettComedy.com

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