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Tuesday, July 9, 202407/09/2024

Eighty-Four New Fair Foods and Tawinee Wants to Try Them All

Tuesday, July 9, 202407/09/2024

Ethan Says, “It’s Way Too Out There for Me”

Monday, July 8, 202407/08/2024

Can’t Find Your Hammer? Well…Don’t Do This!

Monday, July 8, 202407/08/2024

You’d Think Being President Would Bring Enough Excitement

Wednesday, July 3, 202407/03/2024

Iowa’s Most Popular Hot Dog?

We’d never heard of it until this morning.

Wednesday, July 3, 202407/03/2024

They load them up at The Flying Elbow

Wednesday, July 3, 202407/03/2024

Are You Really Being Ghosted if it’s Only Been Two Days?

Wednesday, July 3, 202407/03/2024

The First Beverly Hills Cop Movie in More than 30 Years

Grae Drake reviews these movies for your Holiday weekend.    

Friday, June 28, 202406/28/2024

The Final Break

We’ve reached it…the final break of Kurt on Star 102.5

Friday, June 28, 202406/28/2024

Kurt’s Family Joins the Show

It’s Kurt’s last morning, and we’re happy to have his wife, Jennifer, and kids, Dexter & Priscilla on the show.

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