Mix 108 Morning Brew with Nick & Tony

Nick and Tony discuss the “No Poo” trend online and listeners react. A TV star butchered the name of a well-known Minnesota location, and a streaming service’s attempt at custom content for subscribers has people laughing.

Nick shares a story about a Minnesota man who had the police called on him for playing air guitar, Tony shares how “stay at home girlfriends” are now a thing, and Minnesota’s biggest amusement park announced some new changes for the season ahead.

Despite cries to end the “Spring Ahead” and “Fall Back every year, Nick shared why an expert says that’s a bad idea. Meanwhile, Tony offers a compromise. Plus, have you ever had something at a wedding sour a friendship? The guys share listener stories about bad wedding situations between friends.

Nick shares what might be the wildest library distraction you’ve ever heard about and Tony goes on a rant about Minnesota Nice gone wrong.

What is the biggest turn-off you’ve experienced while dining with a date or significant other? We share listener feedback and the results of a survey about the biggest dining-related turn-off. After Taylor Swift was seen coughing on stage, Tony and Nick calm down Swifties after sharing concerns for her health. And Tony shares a new phrase for something most of us are guilty of doing.

A Wisconsin man continues to expand on his own world record for most Big Macs eaten by one person. Nick and Tony share the details. Plus, Batman apparently saved Billie Eilish from a bad relationship and do you have an old person name? We explore what “old person names” are in 2024.

As companies mandate employees returning to in-person work, a product is seeing a huge rise in sales that might raise some eyebrows. A popular Dairy Queen treat that was discontinued is making a comeback, and Nick shares the details. Plus, Tony’s TikTok Treasures explores some interesting tips for dating from one woman.

Tony shares his experience after seeing Matt Rife in Duluth. Plus, a glamping site is being shut down for a hilarious reason, and Nick shares the details. Plus, there are some signs you might see in a coffee shop you’re about to get a bad cup of coffee. We share what to look for.

It’s Leap Day – and Nick & Tony explore the day, including making some big predictions for the next time a Leap Day rolls around. Plus, a woman has made a small fortune naming babies – we explain how she’s gotten to a point of charging up to $10,000 for naming a baby.

Concert venues are panicking over how younger people are experiencing concerts, and Tony & Nick react to the news. Tony shares a new style of football that could become very popular in the Northland, and a woman breaks down some ‘Minnesota things’ as an outsider.

A couple getting married is causing a stir online by asking guests to pay for their meals. Listeners react. Plus, a southerner reacts to Midwesterners and is intrigued by a common Minnesota phrase. Plus, with Leap Day on the horizon, the guys share how some businesses are offering ways to celebrate.

Do you know someone that always has their phone on ‘do not disturb’ mode? Tony explains the trend. Nick offers his review of Minnesota’s first-ever adult-only mini golf course, and the guys explore the trend of “sound bathing”.

Tony shares some things we do in American schools that are apparently weird. Plus, Nick shares details about Hugh Jackman spending some time in Minnesota and Tony explains why Olivia Rodrigo’s cookies won’t be available at all of Minnesota’s Crumbl locations when she comes to the state.

How do you get your kids to eat their fruits and veggies? Listeners share tips with Nick and Tony as they share a tip from an online food expert. Plus, former Vikings player Adrian Peterson is in the news, and the guys share what’s going on.

Who knew that this backyard drinking sport would lead to Division I college scholarships! Nick shares the story of a couple of college students getting scholarships for playing cornhole. Tony warns that you shouldn’t be putting your wet phone into rice anymore. Plus, the “Disco Bathroom” strikes again! This time, people got married in a bathroom.

Tony is bummed out because a big-name pop star is skipping out on doing a show in Minnesota. Nick shares information about a former Minnesota Vikings player trying out for American Idol, and a Northland couple was on Wheel of Fortune. We share their big, very “Minnesota” win.

Nick shares how a Minnesota student is making the dreams of thousands of Minnesotans and Wisconsinites come true and Tony brings back "Tony's TikTok Time" with a southerner trying to borrow an Upper Midwestern phrase.

A Minnesotan is getting a huge movie role, and Tony has the details. Plus, the guys react to a crazy story from a Minnesota brewery and Nick shares some new "Gen Z" words Dictionary.com has added.

Nick shares a very strange work hazard he experiences a lot at the radio station and Tony explains that a state is looking to outlaw the sale of cold beer. Plus, would you be okay with your special someone using AI to write a love note for you? A new survey says a growing number of people are interested in using the tool.

How much do players make for playing in the Super Bowl? Nick & Tony discuss. Plus, Tony heads to the Lake Superior Zoo to get a Super Bowl prediction from some of the animals at the zoo.

Justin Timberlake is trying to fix his image after making some bold statements at a concert, and Nick shares the plans he’s considering. We share a story about a Minnesota fisherman that has gone viral after sinking his truck in a lake. Tony comes up with a new game called “Nicktionary” that Nick and a listener play.

What do you have or use that makes you "old" in the eyes of others? Nick and Tony share what Gen Z says is the answer, plus listeners weigh in. Plus, rapper 50 Cent is jumping on the Minnesota Timberwolves bandwagon. We share what he had to say about the team.

Tony and Nick react to the biggest Grammy Awards moments from Sunday night, share a conflict Elmo got into, and highlight the most-watched Super Bowl Halftime shows in history.

It's Groundhog Day, and Tony goes off to find a creature in the Northland to offer its own springtime forecast. Plus, Justin Timberlake is throwing some shade and a Northland food company announced a big collaboration. We share the details.

Nick has Tony and Lauren competing in a lyrics contest inspired by a Taylor Swift world record. Plus, we share why a bunch of music just disappeared from TikTok and we explore a questionable "hack" someone shared online for returning items.