AM Fox Valley

The red card is for excessive tripping over my own words.  Yes, the pursuit of the Cup continues, sans the U.S. team.  A touch of irony certainly permeates the president's call to FIFA.  My dog's been watching too much of the action. And, what to do when presented with a weaving driver.

Yes, the Creature from the Green Lagoon is loose!  Aside from the scummy pool, we take a jab at bad drivers. Also, the deal with Iran gets needed scrutiny.  We've now, over the last few weeks, wasted over 70 million on a fight night and bad pool maintenance. And, with Father's Day upon us, a few great Dad jokes to finish!

Pepperoni....double pep if you please!   The List is checking some fascinating surveys.  We're also concerned about the future of Social Security payments. Trump bailing on an interview followed a typical pattern. And, my driver beef speeds up just in time!

Who knew we could distract from the Epstein Files?  So much talk of artists bailing out of the Freedom 250 concert. Thank goodness there's a backup plan.  Micah says his rehab will keep him out until October. And, the stupidity is often rampant in the current administration.

We load up on sunscreen as sunny days are ahead!  Sorry to see the Josh Jacobs situation as we'll wait for the investigation play out. The president takes the heat for his "Anti-weaponization" fund. Will the Miz be able to stay healthy throwing the heat he's been chucking?  And, the Trump war with Iran might be getting closer to an end....but should it have started in the first place?

Sounds like a rough year for ticks is here...great.  The president's phone, golden statue and slush fund all make The List.  I'm looking forward to Tom Hanks' History Channel documentary on WW11. Good luck to Steven Colbert and his new ventures. And, we remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.

Taller, but not wider!  We take a look at expensive ballrooms and bad roads.  We give kudos to those who have not felt it necessary to name everything after themself!  A new season of football is not fara way, and now we know the schedule.  Finally, a chnage in the wind for network news at WHBY.

No seashells necessary.  We dive into the tradition of May Day.  Also, the bizarre situation that could have turned tragic at the White House Correspondents Dinner.  Trump paints the Reflecting Pool blue, which is probably an upgrade.  And, be careful where the pump clicks off or Big Brother may be watching!

Well, we're just trying to follow the lead of the White House Press Secretary!  The President makes a few more wild claims.  Mother Nature has thrown us a curve or two, but we're bouncing back. Also, we could have ended the Viet Nam war soooo much earlier. Finally, we means what we says!

The Pope makes an appearance in The List, for some very strange reasons. We're continuing to see diversions from the Epstein Files. Rory McIlroy survives the Masters. We're apparantly getting larger as obesity rates continue to climb.  And, if you're going to fish illegally, don't complain when things go wrong!

As in the Strait of Hormuz, the most talked-about waterway in the world.  We'll have takes on how the president's rhetoric has become unhinged.  Maybe it doesn't pay to be happy.  We're building ballrooms and arches, but not much else. And, a poignant moment with the easter bunny.

The dreaded cognitive test...which sounds like it's fairly easy to ace!  Good to see that TSA agents will finally get paid.  We'll explore glee and the lack of grace when a foe dies. We'll soon be saying farewell to our national radio network. And, it's do as I say, not as I do when our president rails constantly about mail in voting...then uses it himself!

Nope, we will not be winning any more FIFA Peace Prizes.  We say goodbye to a broadcast legend. The war in Iran was started for what reason?  Plus, a take on the red carpet. And, we finish with how bored the Board of Peace must be, and how we help in the Strait of Hormuz.

I know...it's been a long time.  With the holidays and my surgery, I have not posted a List in two months. Here we go with a "Deceit of the Union" recap, and more on the current administration's latest moves.  We go through a whiplash effect with our weather. And, plenty on the Winter Olympics, including the good and bad from the hockey wins.

Yep, this likely is my last List of 2025.  With holidays, vacation time, etc, this might be the finale of the year.  We roll through presidential blunders, and good reminders when you open the fridge.  There's a sense that were not being told all about the presiden'ts health.  We ask a bit of trivia and wrap with a question about election ethics.

It's always a pleasure to welcome Tom to our studios.  Honestly, some of the projects are not quite done for the season. Tom gives us a snapshot of how 2025's construction has gone, and what's left to finish.  We get a good read on the 2026 I-41 to-do list as well. Tom wraps it up by mentioning a few of the other big projects on the docket for next year as well.

Yes, get ready for redaction world...coming to an Epstein File near you!  Plenty of Epstein file chat on the way. Plus, is it presidential to tell a reporter, "quiet, Piggy?"  We acknowledge a really good ad, and avoid a tv channel that will drive you nuts. And we finish with a startling statement by the president that should never be uttered by a president.

Well, we're not actually demolishing The List. More like standing in shock with others as we watch the East Wing torn down like a crusty old factory!  Also, it's time to predict the Fall classic, and comment on the bizarre gambling schemes that NBA coaches and players may have been involved in. We obseve the cool fall air that we're getting. And, a final thought on the commuting of former Rep. Geo...

So, now we're fat-shaming our generals....huh.  We'll talk about ties in football...yuck!  A study on math doesn't quite add up. There's a concern that funding gets cut dependin gon what color your state is.  And, getting old does NOT mean you should give up on sex!  

We begin by remembering the great Robert Redford...rest in peace.  Plenty of talk about the start of the football season for the Green & Gold.  We observe the fallout from the tragic shooting death of Charlie Kirk and how free speech may suffer due to it.  It's time to bemoan the aroma of pumpkin spice. And, we finish with a driver beef on speeding through construction zones.

We begin with a message on 9-11, and how we felt 24 years ago.  The Green and Gold are rolling and have a little rest time before week 3.  A TV show hits its 69th season...so what's left to survive from? We are consuming the reprehensible shooting of Charlie Kirk, and how we remember those we have lost. If the Epstein Files are a hoax, then why is there so much effort to cover them up? 

Yes, the dog days of August have quickly turned to cool days of fall!  We thank Jerry Jones for his...acting like Jerry Jones.  Also, a 24 hour claim has turned into 228 days. We look at the new initiative to punish flag burners. And, a closing thought on the Epstein Files....come on, release all of them!

It's true...I really enjoy voting by mail!  Also, injuries for the Green & Gold are starting to mount, and the season hasn't even started yet.  We recap the summit in Alaska and who was silent at a recent meeting.  There's an undeniable best in the world of golf.  And, it's time for High School football!

North to Alaska...were going north to chat with Vlad. The crackdown on crime in D.C. is highlighted. We'll take a look at the injury bug cropping up at training camp. How hot are the Brewers? Pocket pancake hot!  And, who knew the side benefits of brocolli? 

Kristal joins us for a discussion on multiple fronts.  First, we talked about how SA-Fox Cities never slows down, the demand is always there.  Then it was time to talk about a special event coming up where you can help out.  It's the first-ever Salvation Army golf fundraiser, and Appvion's Kevin Cluney joined us to talk about the event and Appvion's sponsorship of the effort.  To wrap, we discusse...