KRJB Kaleidoscope – James Kruize (Norman County FSA)
Listen back to the KRJB Kaleidoscope with James Kruize of Norman County FSA.
Food for Thought – Chad Dyrdahl (Memorial Pine Lake 200)
Listen back to the KKCQ Food for Thought Program with Chad Dyrdahl of the Memorial Pine Like 200.
Wake the Lakes “Moron Lawbreaker of the Week” 1-9-24
A man crashed his car outside a Bass Pro Shop in Alabama, stripped down to his birthday suit and plunged into the giant aquarium inside the store, police said. The ordeal happened last Thursday night in front of shocked shoppers in the town just outside Birmingham, Leeds Police Chief Paul Irwin said. The 42-year-old Alabama…
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Mid-Minnesota Builder’s Association 1-9-24
Colleen Faacks, Executive Officer of the Mid-Minnesota Builder’s Association, along with the marketing team from Advantage Seamless Gutters in the Brainerd Lakes Area, Zach Lundt and Derek Owen, join us to express the positive business relationship they have with one another. We talk about what Advantage Seamless Gutters offers the area and how others can…
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Food for Thought – Joan Lee (Polk County Commission)
Listen back to the KKCQ Food for Though Program with Polk County Commissioner Joan Lee.
KRJB Kaleidoscope – Linda Houglum (Norman County Extension)
Listen back to the KRJB Kaleidoscope with Linda Houglum of Norman County Extension.
Kaleidoscope: Brian Rasmussen (Ada Public Works)
Listen back to the KRJB Kaleidoscope with Brian Rasmussen of the Ada Public Works Department.
Wake the Lakes Morning Show: Weird and Wacky Wednesday 1-3-24
A woman is suing Hershey after she unwrapped a Reese’s Halloween Peanut Butter cup without its signature “cute pumpkin face.” Cynthia Kelly expected the pumpkin-shaped chocolate to have a jack-o-lantern face carved onto it the way it’s pictured on the wrapper. Instead, it was a plain pumpkin-shaped candy. Kelly filed a lawsuit against the maker…
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Food for Thought – Kurt Ellefson (Polk County Veterans Service)
Listen back to the KKCQ Food for Thought program with Kurt Ellefson of Polk County Veterans Services.