Matt & Liz On Demand - Mix 100.9/99.3

In this episode of The Morning Mix, Matt Harris and Liz Luda discuss a bizarre incident where Matt left his car trunk open for hours, and a funny conversation about a neighbor who left their front door open. They also talk about a musician who won a defamation lawsuit against a sheriff's department and share a viral TikTok video about Miley Cyrus and Hannah Montana. Plus, they weigh in on the use...

Matt and Liz dive into the latest trends and slang with middle schoolers. They discuss the "Sea Lion Dance" challenge that's taking over social media, where kids mimic the movements of a sea lion by lying on their tummies and flapping their arms. They also talk about the Nee Doh toy craze, where kids love to squeeze and pop the squishy, gel-filled toys. The hosts share their own experiences with t...

Matt and Liz start by discussing Taylor Swift merch and Liz's dilemma about wearing a shirt featuring a revealing picture of the singer. T.J. chimes in with his own Taylor Swift-themed shirt, which pokes fun at the singer's CIA connections. The conversation then shifts to a bizarre court case involving rapper Afroman, who used footage from a police raid in one of his songs. The guys also discuss M...

Matt and Liz On Demand Exclusive, Matt and Liz dive into a quirky topic: what happens to body parts after they're removed during surgery? They share personal stories and discuss the surprising things people can keep, like teeth, bones, and gallstones. They explore the laws surrounding keeping body parts and the weirdness of wanting to hold onto them. It's a conversation that's both interesting and...

Matt and Liz start by discussing a study that found 80% of men are considered below average in terms of attractiveness. Liz shares her thoughts on how women often find men more attractive once they get to know them, rather than just their physical appearance. They also talk about a unique way clowns can copyright their faces, and Liz shares her own experience with a TikTok video that led her to le...

A nostalgic conversation about the '90s and how hard it is to find old photos from that era, with Liz admitting she only has 15 pictures of herself from the '90s. They discuss how technology has changed the way we document our lives, from film cameras to smartphones. Along the way, they share some fun facts about animals, like crows and orcas, that are capable of remembering faces and seeking reve...

Matt and Liz dive into a wild story about a meteor that streaked through the sky in northeast Ohio, leaving residents stunned. They play some audio of a senior research associate, who explains the science behind the meteor's sonic boom and fireball. The conversation also touches on the importance of perspective and not taking things too seriously, with a hilarious anecdote about Liz's coffee-burni...

Are ya feelin' lucky? Matt and Liz dive into the concept of luck and how it affects our lives. Liz shares his personal experiences with feeling lucky and unlucky, and how she's learned to approach luck with a positive mindset. They discuss the idea that luck can be influenced by our attitude and actions, and how focusing on the good things in life can lead to more fortunate experiences. They also...

Liz is having a midlife crisis (or trying to). She's looking for a way to shake things up, but she's hesitant to take ANY risks. They discuss their desire for a "win" and how it's hard to find something that's mildly exciting but not too reckless. Liz shares her ideas, from getting a face tattoo to taking up a new hobby, but nothing seems quite right. They also talk about the importance of appreci...

Matt and Liz start with a discussion about the recent storm that didn't quite live up to the predicted hype, and Liz shares her hopes that the cold snap will help kill off some bugs. They also talk about the importance of proper earbud usage, talking about how we've been wearing earbuds wrong this whole time . The conversation takes a turn with a hilarious story about a HUGE black bear that wander...

Liz shares her frustrations with social media, feeling like it's lost its way with AI-generated content and algorithms prioritizing engagement over authenticity. She talks about her own experiences as a content creator, feeling like she's just trying to keep up with the ever-changing landscape. Meanwhile, Matt discusses a recent study on Gen Z workers, highlighting the importance of collaboration...

They discuss how our brains process adjectives in a certain order, like "lovely large young Siberian cat." They also explore the differences between cat and dog people, including how cat owners tend to be more anxious and selective, while dog owners are more outgoing and social. The conversation also touches on the hosts' personal experiences with pets and their observations about the world around...

We're talking about some pretty wild weather today, folks. A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 11 AM, with some schools even canceling classes due to strong winds. They're also sharing their own personal preparedness tips, like wearing hats to protect themselves from debris. But amidst all the chaos, they're also talking about some inspiring stories, like a Nigerian woman who set a new...

Matt and Liz have a completely different idea of the sport water polo. They discuss how they came up with their misconceptions and the surprising origins of the name "water polo." Along the way, they touch on the importance of understanding the history behind words and the power of language. This lighthearted conversation is a fun exploration of how our perceptions can be skewed and the value of l...

Phone anxiety! Matt shares his personal struggle with keeping his phone charged, revealing a surprising level of stress when his battery drops below 20%. Liz joins in, sharing her own quirks, like charging her phone to 43% and worrying about being unreachable. They discuss the illogical fears behind these habits and how they impact daily life. It's a lighthearted conversation that pokes fun at our...

Matt and Liz chat Virginia Chamlee, the force behind Big Thrift Energy, about her passion for thrifting and collecting unique items. They dive into Virginia's journey from a casual thrifter to a seasoned collector, sharing stories of her most prized finds, including a $30,000 Goyard trunk and a $5,000 Van Teel chandelier. Virginia also dishes on her tips for navigating thrift stores, from learning...

Matt and Liz dive into the nosey world of eavesdropping, where they discuss the benefits of listening in on others' conversations. They explore how eavesdropping can enhance one's theory of mind and empathy, and let you know how they've experienced overhearing someone's conversation. From water cooler eavesdropping to the importance of soaking produce, the conversation covers a range of topics. Ma...

Matt and Liz dive into the world of sleep, sharing their personal struggles with getting a good night's rest. They discuss the results of a mattress company's survey, which found that Americans get an average of 6.6 hours of sleep per night. They share their own experiences, with Matt admitting to getting only 1 perfect nights of sleep in a typical month! They also talk about their favorite smells...

Matt and Liz start by discussing the seemingly recent frequency of Friday the 13th, with Matt joking about supposed curses. The conversation shifts to a senior living resident's fight for the right to serve alcohol in their facility, and they share a humorous story about a German tourist suing a New York City restaurant for serving spicy salsa. The episode also touches on Ed Sheeran's extensive co...

Celebrating Matt's 25 years on WLNK! Matt and Liz dive into Gen Z's reliance on AI tools, specifically chatbots, to help with everyday tasks like writing emails and texts. Matt shares a personal anecdote about a college student using AI to write a six-paragraph text after a blind date, sparking a conversation about the implications of this trend. They also touch on the importance of human connecti...

How much of your life have you spent at work? Matt and Liz dive into a thought-provoking conversation about time management and prioritizing what truly matters. They discuss a hypothetical scenario where an 18-year-old has 864 months (or about 72 years) to live their life, and how 93% of those months are spent staring at screens. They explore the idea of making the most of the time we have and the...

Liz is preparing for the "tundra" as the temperatures are predicted to be dropping into the twenties and thirties. Liz shares her experience of wearing earplugs to concerts, a habit she developed from her parents' factory work, where many coworkers suffered from hearing loss. The conversation shifts to a series of Bigfoot sightings in Ohio, with the hosts discussing the possibility of a "hairy per...

Matt and Liz stumble upon something they do in the Midwest, where people eat raw meat, specifically a "cannibal sandwich" made with raw onion and raw hamburger. Liz shares her personal experience with iron deficiency and how it might be linked to some people's craving for raw meat. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they discuss the importance of not poking raw meat or slapping the chicken....

Liz and Matt discuss the various ways people handle leaving a party, from the French leave to the Irish exit, and share their own struggles with saying goodbye. They also explore the importance of communication and boundaries in social interactions. Meanwhile, they share some wild stories about people's experiences with bugs, from spiders to stink bugs, and even a moth in someone's ear. It's a hil...

Matt and Liz start with a discussion about the changing weather, with Liz panicking about the upcoming drop in temperature. We were teased with amazing weather and now it's disappearing for the next week! They share a funny story about a child getting stuck in a claw machine at a rec center in Missouri. The conversation then shifts to a 99-year-old man who achieved his lifelong goal of getting fre...