Female artists like Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert can hardly check their mailbox without someone asking when they’re planning to get pregnant. Both women seem laser-focused on their respective careers right now, but have indicated that — in time — they might work with their husbands to have children.
The soundtrack to your summer begins this spring, with new albums from three country music superstars and two newcomers hot on your stereo. Which album are you most looking forward to in 2012?
March 13, 2012 The annual SXSW interactive conference in Austin is sometimes plagued with snail-slow internet speeds (when you can connect at all). But this year it’s been a little easier to find a wifi hotspot: just look for a homeless person
February 28, 2012 A bill calling for the legalization of marijuana for recreational use will be on the ballot in Colorado in the fall. Colorado will join Washington as the second state to propose legalizing marijuana for recreational use. Listen to the audio to hear Paul's "advantages" to smoking pot for fun.
February 16, 2012 This morning, the Breakfast Flakes discussed New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's decision to have flags flown at half-staff Saturday for Whitney Houston. Christie has strongly defended his decision, despite Houston's struggles with substance abuse. Paul did some research and found the official guidelines on what warrants the flag being lowered to half-staff. Play the audio to hear what the Flakes had to say, and let us know what you think in our poll.
February 6, 2012 Eli Manning was named MVP shortly after the New York Giants' win at Super Bowl XLVI on Sunday night. By winning the MVP award, Manning also received a brand new 2012 Chevy Corvette from General Motors. Paul was pretty steamed that a company that didn't make a profit last year was giving away a car at the Super Bowl. Play the audio to hear what Paul thinks GM should have done instead.
So the first Monday of October is here, and it was today in 1960 that TV's "Andy Griffith Show" premiered. Solving problems, sharing advice and smiling at the camera, TV sitcom dads are the idealized vision of what many American guys want to be - or wished they were.
