The Breakfast Flakes

Another problem with student loans is the choice of college

The Breakfast Flakes also share what music album they would pick if they could only listen to one for the rest of their lives. And, is there a game they remember playing when they were kids?

The tornado that hit Paul's calving barn was either an F-4 or an "F.U.", but everybody's invited the the barn raising party that we're throwing in September. Exact date hasn't been announced yet.

I often think of spending time with my kids at Crystal Lake in the Snowies.

I want to thank Steve Pish for a huge load of jerky.

Luxury hotels has found the most expensive hotel room in the United States.

It looks like we may have now turned the corner on summer. Forecasts have a little dry period heading our way, for about a week.

Today is National Hot Dog Day, so I looked some things up.

That's good news for that area but one question. How can students who can't afford to pay back student loans drink Starbucks coffee?

If I could have a house built for me, I would have several ideas for its design and function.

After nearly 40 years on the air, I've heard just about every joke out there (clean AND dirty). So when I saw this sign, it stood out.

Mother nature always wins. I had a tornado over the weekend that destroyed what I thought was an indestructible cattle shed.

It takes approximately 35 seconds to ride down the DoubleTree Hotel elevator from the 23rd to the 1st floor. While that doesn't seem like much time for anything intriguing to happen, you obviously haven't watched Mark and Paul answer listener questions in this weeks episode of 23 Floors wi…

For the first time this week they tried using a computer-generated strike zone in a baseball game.

My favorite item from Facebook this week. My "like" button is broken, but my "Bite Me" button is working just fine.

We did six free concerts in the early '90s. With 10,000 tickets per show, that's 60,000 tickets given out right there. Not to mentions tickets to hundreds of other concerts along the way.

So, yesterday I thought the celebration in New York was supposed to be about the Women's World Cup Champions.

Take a picture of the landscape now and compare it to what it will look like on July 31st.

I'm not really sure what year I quit cruising gravel roads when I had some spare time, but I'm getting back to it.

During the Democratic Debate, this theme was common among all candidates: the system is rigged for the rich.