I first learned of these confetti cannons while watching a Facebook video where a married couple has a compilation video where they take turns scaring each other half to death with these handheld weapons.
Greetings from the Cat Country studio keyboard. Today we're talking "stuck": The unfortunate experience of being stuck, songs about being stuck, and vehicles that will make getting stuck easy.
I've been thinking about this since I saw a car that was on its side in a small irrigation ditch...
You don't see many people trying to get into radio broadcasting these days. The computer has taken the place of the up-and-coming disc jockey eager to work their way up to being on the morning show.
Which made me think about what I had given up. My list starts with milk, pasta, and bread most of the time. (an occasional old-school cheeseburger still happens). When I thought about it, I've given up exercise. Seriously.
I get invited to play with a lot of different people during the year. I don't play with just anybody. I have a few standards that you have to be able to meet before you and I spend 18 holes together in a cart.
After being gone on their Flakes Trip since last month, the boys are back on Monday (2/8) morning just after 5am. And they're going to get frost bite on their sunburn.
We brought in somebody who knows country music, and whose family got to know Charley Pride- very well. Mark Wilson (one of the Breakfast Flakes from Cat Country in Billings) came in on his vacation day and joined us on our statewide radio show Montana Talks.