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The Morning Spiel

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The Morning Spiel. Weekday mornings on 103.3 WKMZ-FM

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MetroNews

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Sports

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

TMS Headlines: February 13, 2025 13.02.2025
WVU Basketball Home Stretch Challenges 12.02.2025

Mike Asti of WV Sports Now on Mountaineer basketball (3:19). 

TMS Headlines: February 12, 2025 12.02.2025
Top Stories, Golf, and More! 12.02.2025
TMS Headlines: February 11, 2025 12.02.2025
A Special Editorial Episode of TMS 10.02.2025

Alex shares some thoughts on the current state of the national Democratic Party -- of which he has been a member for the last nine years. 

WVU Women's Basketball on Cusp of Greatness? 07.02.2025

Chris Johnson with some thoughts around the region in high school basketball (0:00). Greg Carey of West Virginia MetroNews on the WVU women's basketball team and what's ahead (16:05). 

Local Arts Thursday: Early Influences on Ruben Studdard 07.02.2025

Ruben Studdard joins The Morning Spiel ahead of his Thursday performance in Clarksburg (6:36). 

TMS Headlines: February 6, 2025 07.02.2025
TMS Headlines: February 5, 2025 05.02.2025
WVU Sports Grab-Bag 05.02.2025

Mike Asti of WV Sports Now goes rapid fire on basketball, baseball, and more. 

Keeping Up with the Morrisey Administration 04.02.2025

MetroNews statewide correspondent Brad McElhinney helps catch up listeners on the latest going on in the Patrick Morrisey administration (7:15). 

TMS Headlines: February 4, 2025 04.02.2025

Local/regional news and sports headlines for February 4, 2025. 

Is the Mountaineer men's team out of gas? 29.01.2025

Mike Asti of WV Sports Now joins the program to talk WVU basketball, Wyatt Milum and bad offers by the Pittsburgh Pirates. 

TMS Headlines: January 29, 2025 29.01.2025
TMS Headlines: January 28, 2025 28.01.2025
Bridgeport Product to WVU 28.01.2025

Chris Johnson of Connect-Bridgeport joins the program to talk about the commitment of Bridgeport football player Carter Zuliani. 

Local Arts Thursday with Aristotle Jones 23.01.2025

The Appalachian Soul Man heats up the show on today's episode talking about some of his favorite bands past and present from the local scene. 

Physical Activity at the YMCA 22.01.2025

Ricky Johnson joins us from the YMCA of North Central West Virginia. 

WVU Basketball is the Epicenter 21.01.2025

At least for a week, WVU basketball is the epicenter of college basketball as both WVU teams are ranked and both brought home weekly honors in-conference for Mountaineer players. Mike Asti has the details from WV Sports Now. 

Clarksburg Comedy 17.01.2025

Clarksburg is about to be a hotbed of comedy! Jason Young of the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center joins the show to explain. 

WVU football news cools 15.01.2025

Mike Asti of WV Sports Now highlights some of the more interesting tidbits to come out of a busy December and January for Mountaineer football now that the dust is beginning to settle (1:16). 

What to know about avian flu 14.01.2025

Dr. Joseph Moritz, a professor of poultry sciences at WVU, joins the program to discuss what you need to know and what you can ignore on avian flu (12:06). Plus, virtual golf is going big time. Curt Leiden explains (28:00). 

Making Sense of Steelers Struggles 13.01.2025

Alan Saunders of Steelers Now joins the program to discuss everything that went wrong and what's next for the Pittsburgh Steelers (8:04).

Transfer Agreements 10.01.2025

The state's transfer rules come under fire. MetroNews statewide correspondent Brad McElhinney explains (8:38). 

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