The Breakfast Flakes

My dog always looks at me like, "Do you realize what time it is?" Yes, I do, and I have to admit I'm starting to feel it a little more each year.

Our radio station had a basketball team for about twenty-five years or so.

Although I know that there are other morning shows on the radio across America that may have been together longer, I doubt that many have stayed on the same radio station as we have. But we could have left. Several times.

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.

Headphones are required equipment in our line of work because every time you "key" the mic, the speakers in the studio get bypassed so that you don't get feedback. It's very technical and I just barely understand it.

The Breakfast Flakes are helping Billings' locally-owned restaurants, and giving you the opportunity to enjoy great food, and have all your bills covered. Maybe even double what you spend.

As it currently stands, we have right around seven hundred days left on our contracts. And when the contract is up, we will have to see how we're feeling.

It's been called "one of America's last great radio giveaways," and tonight the Breakfast Flakes gave one Cat Country 102.9 listener the chance to get out of the Montana winter for a week of fun and sun in Mexico.

With only 5 days until the election, Senator Steve Daines, and Senator Ted Cruz stopped in for a discussion on Thursday (10/29) with the Breakfast Flakes on Cat Country 102.9.

Over the past few months, there have been several phrases and comments made on The Breakfast Flakes morning show that have taken on a life of their own.

Less than two weeks ago, Mark are Paul announced they were giving $5,000 from their Flakesgiving Foundation that would go toward body cameras for the BPD, and challenged their loyal family of listeners to join in the support with a financial gift.

Mark and Paul return on Tuesday morning (8/11), and you'll want to get up early to find out how Wilson fared on the golf course, and hear how the harvest turned out for the farmer.