Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, February 13, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Chantel’s housing multiple frogs in her throat, we celebrate World Radio Day, our daughter is self-taught in many aspects of her life, meat bread with ketchup is so gross, we play halvesies, stealth camping has Chantel all freaked out, our son has had enough with all the questions, chubbs’ motorcycle ride and running through the forest, sorry about yesterday’s performance, Chantel’s behind in her ASL class, and a new record has been set in Mike Tyson Punch Out.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(2:30) - Frogs in the throat
(5:52) - World Radio Day
(9:13) - Good News to Get You Going
(11:46) - Our self-taught daughter
(15:00) - Meat bread with ketchup
(19:56) - Halvesies
(24:55) - Stealth camping is scary
(31:24) - Our son has heard enough
(35:24) - Chubbs' motorcycle ride
(39:59) - Local big game commercial
(42:38) - Chantel's public apology
(47:22) - Chantel's behind in her class
(51:58) - Would You Rather This or That
(54:35) - New Mike Tyson Punch Out record + outro
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Full show transcript:
Hey. It's Josh and Chantel, and this is Wake Up Classy 97, the podcast. It's a replay of today's full show in about an hour. It's Thursday, February 13. Today on the show, I'm housing multiple frogs in my throat.
You got better. You can't know now. But earlier this morning, before you were talking regularly Boy, did you sound like a crazy person. We celebrate World Radio Day. Happy World Radio Day.
Yeah. Thanks for, using the radio. Yeah. Our daughter is self taught in many aspects of her life. And I think she appreciates that she's self taught in all of them.
I figured it out. Just like I do everything else. I'm just independent woman. That's what she told me the other day. And then she said, hey.
Can you open this water bottle? And I said, I thought you were an independent woman. Yeah. It was pretty good. Meat bread with ketchup is so gross.
Ew. Who does that? Tito. That's who. We play halfsies.
Yeah. And we're pretty good at it. We're pretty good at it. Yeah. Stealth camping has me all freaked out.
Where would you stealth camp in East Idaho? I know. But if you had to pick, where would you stealth camp urban in East Idaho? I'm trying to think of a secluded area. Mhmm.
Anywhere on the ISU campus? Yeah. There's plenty of little bushes next to buildings you can keep in. Yeah. There.
Nice peek there. Okay. Now everyone knows where I'm gonna stealth camp. Don't go looking in the bushes by the ISU campus. You might find a Chantel.
Our son has had enough with all the questions. Yeah. Could you just here she goes. Here she goes. Oh, here she goes.
Oh, oh, there she go. Chubbs' motorcycle. Right? Slow down. Slow down.
And run-in through the forest Yeah. Watch out for that tree. Sorry about yesterday's performance. What about it? Yeah.
Just forget about it. Forget about it. Okay. I'm behind in my ASL class. I'm not behind.
It says you're behind. I'm not behind. Oh, but it says Chantel's behind in her ASL class, so you must be. No. I'm not.
And the new record has been set in Mike Tyson punch out. One two. One two. It must be a one two. Thanks for listening to our show.
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Good morning. Good morning. Oh, no. What is that? It's okay.
What was that? I got a little bit of a scratchy throat. I hear it. It sounds like a whole family of frogs lives in there. There's a whole family.
Oh my goodness. Kid. Wow. Good morning. Oh oh, no.
I didn't I haven't heard you speak yet this morning. I live with you. Spoken. And, and we got ready, and we just didn't say anything as we don't usually as we're kinda rushing around the house to get ready for the day. But here you are.
Here I am. Oh my goodness. Feeling coming last night. Well, you said yesterday you felt a little scratchy in your throat. Yeah.
Uh-huh. And then when I woke up this morning, I went, yeah. Well, keep it for yourself. I got my cough drops. Oh, do you need a fisherman's friend is what you need.
I don't have any of those. I have some. And I also brought some tea. Okay. Because I like peppermint tea too.
Yeah. And there's lemon in there and some honey. I forgot my honey. I'm right here. Well, I'm sorry to hear that you sound so cruddy.
Me too. You feel okay, though? You just have a just have a little scratchy throat. I mean, yesterday, I felt terrible. I had terrible headache yesterday.
Right. And now you have a scratchy throat today. Let's keep track of those symptoms. Okay. I don't know.
I don't know. In case it's a zombie thing or something. No. I'm not patient zero. Well, I just you know, it's important to know.
Alright. No. I'm writing it down. We don't. I'm just messing around.
Sore throat. Okay. Great. No fever. No.
I feel fine. Been good. We've we've been checking that, so that's good. Alright. You feel fine?
I've been you sound like this. I feel great. Okay. It sounds better, doesn't it? Yeah.
It'll loosen up. See? It just needs to wake up. We're okay. I've been doing I've been doing this, talking for a living thing for a lot of years.
And I will tell you, there are days where you can't win. There are some days where you're just like, my voice is just destroyed, and it's gonna be a bad day. But I know that as you, as you talk through the morning, it'll loosen up. You'll feel a little bit better about it. And then, you know, it might not be perfect for a few days, but you will get to where you can function, a little bit smoother.
Okay. Thanks, doc. No. Not doc. Just talk.
No. No. No. Just two bad jokes in one five minute period. I can't even with you today.
It wasn't even three minutes. That's two fantastic jokes in under three minutes. I'm going for a record. Fantastic? Yeah.
I can't even hear the noise you're making. I could hear it out of my headphones, but not in the microphone. That was weird. Try that noise again. Now I can hear it.
Okay. Before, I couldn't hear it. It was like you had a different mouth on the other side of the room. That was wild. That'd be cool if I could throw my mouth.
I'm over here. Yeah. No. I'm over here. No.
I'm over here. I don't I don't know. Good morning. Hey. Hey.
It's very exciting news today. What is it? Today is World Radio Day. Is it? Yeah.
So back in 02/2011, the, they're called UNESCO, and I don't know what that stands for. I could look it up. But they, had a conference, 11/03/2011. And during that conference, they said, you know what? We need to celebrate radio.
And, so they determined that today, February 13, would be World Radio Day. And, It is the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization. There you go. And, it celebrates the enduring power of radio in shaping societies. Hey.
That's what it's all about. Yeah. Enduring power. Right. Isn't that something?
I mean, it you know? Radio. People come around, and they're like, no way, man. We're gonna get it. We're gonna get radio.
We're gonna get it. Who says that? Well, video, for one. Video got the radio star. Tried and failed.
I do I do say it. Who else? Who else? Everybody, pick a thing. Oh, satellite radio is gonna kill radio.
No. It's not. You know why? Because radio is free. Well, there's that.
That's important. That's a really important factor. Yeah. But, also, it consumes and adapts and is a chameleon and can utilize its competition as a tool to help it grow, and that is a unique thing that radio can do. Oh.
Mhmm. Oh, Internet is gonna come along? Okay. We'll use the Internet. Boom.
We're on the Internet. Internet didn't go anywhere. We just got more reach. Now we can stream all across the world. We got apps.
We're on phones. Phones are gonna kill the radio. No. We're there. Who said phones are gonna kill it?
Everybody says everything's gonna kill it. I never ever heard any of these things. Except video killed the radio song. Just that song That's young. That MTV came out swinging with.
Like, watch this. Okay, MTV. What you doing now? Where are you now? A bunch of, A bunch of Rob Dyrdek reruns.
And That's where they are. Yeah. And I can't reality shows. I couldn't think of that word. Reality shows and ridiculousness.
Yeah. That's what's happening. Yeah. MTV. That's what I'm saying.
Television with no music. There. Now that I've gloated about the industry And we've slammed MTV. Happy Radio Day. How do we celebrate appropriately?
Well, that's a good question. Listen to the radio? Done. Make radio? Done.
Next? Buy a radio? Done. I mean, a new one? I don't know.
New one? Yeah. Download our app, and then, you know, call the studio. There's lots of ways you can interact with radio on Radio Day. Celebrate your celebrate Radio Day in your own way.
Yeah. You know? I do. We've been doing this since the twenties. It's been around for a long time.
The nineteen twenties. It's it's been around for over a hundred years. Radio. Radio. Mhmm.
Still kicking it. That's right. Still doing good radio. Here to stay. Not going anywhere.
Killing it. Would you like some good news? Absolutely. Let me tell you about eight year old Jason Jackson. I like hearing good news about kids Kids are at the bomb.
So eight year old Jason Jackson, he's from Findlay, Ohio, and he's already been through some pretty serious challenges. He has spinal muscular atrophy. And throughout his childhood, he has been in and out of the Columbus Hospital, and his experiences have inspired him now to try to give back. His mom, Britney, helped him set up a Facebook account with a request for teddy bear donations to give to the kids in the hospital, and it was a humongous success. He has collected nearly 600 teddy bears, with some donations coming in from as far away as Tokyo.
Wow. Isn't that wild? It's the second year that he has thought of others on his birthday. This year was even more successful than last year. He said I decided to do it because I didn't want anybody become nervous or scared or anything like that before surgery, so I decided to make them joyful.
So he's been collecting teddy bears to give to kids at the hospital, which is pretty amazing. That is pretty amazing. Uh-huh. And I imagine they all had to be new. It looks like there was, an Amazon list set up or something people could go and purchase a bear, and they were shipped.
So they were all new. And, and it's pretty great. Jason's got a bunch of packages. I mean, tons of packages. Looks like a warehouse of teddy bears.
Teddy bears? Yeah. It's pretty great. Aw. So Did they have to be teddy bears, or could they be any stuffed animal?
You know what? I don't know for sure. I'm trying let me see if I can find a link to the page. I don't see a link to I don't see a link to the page. Okay.
So I I don't know for sure. It doesn't matter. Teddy bear is still great. Did you have a teddy bear when you were a kid? I had my glowworm.
Oh, you did have a glowworm? Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep.
Each year, as I said, gets bigger and bigger. Last year, he got 450 bears. This year, he said I wanna get 550. He got 589. Aw.
So well done. Good job, James. Well done. Beating the goal. Is there a next year goal?
He says he's already thinking about his plans for next year, continuing his birthday tradition in 2026, and he wants to top what he did this year to give back to even more kids. So very cool. Good news. What a good story. Yeah.
Good news to get you going. Emery came out of her bedroom last night and said, look. I taught myself how to hand crochet. Yeah. I walked in to say, hey.
What's going on? And she was sitting, behind her bed. I couldn't see her. And she said, I learned how to hand crochet. And then with this crochet thing she was working on, just held it up with both hands.
Yeah. Because they're attached. Yeah. Right? And I was like, well, neat.
She was very excited. Yep. And she ran out of yarn. I know. So she's gotta get more yarn.
She says to me, I tell myself how to hand crochet, and I said, that's fantastic. And she goes, yeah. I have to teach myself how to do everything. Oh, man. And I went, ouch.
What a dig. I mean, no one in the house knew how to do that. Know how to handle it. Gonna have to learn that on her own or ask someone outside of the house. I think she's also referencing the fact that she had to teach herself how to French braid.
Her hair. But that skips a generation. Your mom knows how, you don't, and now she does. But here's the thing. I do know how.
Yeah. I just don't do it well. Okay. So it's always a loosey goosey mess. I don't know how to do it tight.
Like, some people could do it tight. Scientific fact thing, though. Like they said, that's a skill that skips a generation. But it's also I don't know how I would have been able to teach her. Right.
We don't have any other heads of hair for her to learn on in our house. Can't use mine. But, also, I did try to teach her. Yeah. But as you and I both know, she doesn't take lessons very well from me.
That's true. It is true. Something about the way your style, the voice. I don't know what it is. I don't need to hear.
Nah. Exactly. I'll go learn this somewhere else. I'll either teach myself or I'll learn this from dad. That's what she's done her whole life.
Her whole life. And that's fine with me because you are more patient, and the two of you communicate better than she and I can communicate. Do you think it's patience? I don't know. I don't know what it is.
But you taught her how to ride her bike. You taught her how to rollerblade. You taught her how to what else did you teach her how to do? I don't know. You're probably gonna teach her how to drive.
I Well, that's that's probably a good thing. It's just the facts of the matter. I taught her how to use the restroom. Well, good job. I potty trained her.
I taught her how to walk. I taught her how to tie her shoes. Okay. So she's wrong. I shoulda come back.
You need a clap back. Yeah. There's your clap back. Dang it. I taught you to walk.
Taught you how to read. Yeah. I taught you how to do everything. Yeah. That's right.
How to make a grilled cheese sandwich wrong. What? No. Butter instead of mayo. You're so wrong.
See? You're wrong, bud. I think I'm pretty right. I can't even believe I didn't think of that comeback yesterday. I'm now I'm kicking myself.
I see. Are you gonna you gonna say it later? Yeah. Like, it would like, it wasn't a day in between? Yes.
Listen. I've been thinking about it, and I gotta tell you. And here I am. Yeah. As your mother, this is the emotional thing to do.
I got things. Mature thing to say. Things to say to you. Yeah. Yeah.
And then hit your hand on the counter. It'll go well. It will go well. It will it'll be perfect. Alright.
I'm gonna call out my friend here. Okay. I love him. He's amazing. He did something weird last night.
Alright. And I wanna see not weird. He thought it was amazing. And you do you, bud. Okay.
He was happy as could be. He is out of town in Austin. So he's He's in Austin, Texas. Yes. And he was all alone in his hotel, and he ordered some room service.
K. Or he got dinner I think he got it somewhere else and then just took it back to his hotel room. Okay. Now if it were you and you were all alone in a strange city and you were grabbing dinner for yourself and taking it back to your hotel room, what would you get? Oh, I guess it would depend.
Like, if I'm in a city that I've never been to and they're somewhere near the hotel, I mean, I've got I've got maps and I've got Ubers and I've got ways to get around. I might find something, like a like a nice burger, like a local burger place. If I'm in Texas, maybe that sounds right. Yeah. I might try something, something different.
I'd get something that I wouldn't always have access to. Okay. But I but because I I don't mind trying a new place. Right. I'm into that.
He got meatloaf. It wouldn't be that. It would not be the meatloaf. No. And he was very happy with his meatloaf, and I'm not trying to throw shade on his meatloaf.
I'm gonna tell you right now, it's been probably thirty years since I've had a meatloaf. Exactly. It's been a really long time. A long time. And let me the only meatloaf I've ever had is my mom's meatloaf, and my mom was a pretty decent cook.
K. But I I don't like I don't know. I don't like meatloaf. Is it because of its meat? I yeah.
It's like meat. It's meat bread. Yeah. Let's let's be clear. It's meat bread.
But for some reason, it's got, like, it's got that crust o ketchup on the outside, and I can't do that. You know the little dried bit of ketchup that you peel off the bottle and throw away because it's gross? You just covered your entire meat bread with that. Not into it. Meat.
I'm not into it. And then as if that wasn't enough, you gotta put a pool of that same ketchup on the plate next to your slice of meat bread so that you can even make it edible. I'm not into meatloaf. See, and that's the thing. What I was trying to say was that, look, I've only ever had my mom's meat, though.
Yeah. I haven't had, like, fancy Okay. That's fair. Restaurant meat. And there may be some that are like, we don't use ketchup.
We use some preservative or some kind of gravy. A gravy? I don't know. I don't I've like I said, I don't ever I see meatloaf on the menu. I'm skipping right past.
I gotta look up no ketchup meatloaf sauces. Italian meatloaf, and then in parenthesis, no ketchup. Like, this meatloaf is okay. Brown sugar tomato glaze. That's just homemade ketchup.
Yeah. It is. Tomato sauce. That's just ketchup. Ketchup glaze, they call it.
Ketchup glaze. Ugh. Gross. Somebody said use barbecue sauce. Use plain tomato sauce.
Somebody said don't use anything at all. His looked like it had barbecue sauce. Somebody said hoisin sauce. Somebody said, they make I can't even understand these words. It's not fancy, but a can of jellied cranberry sauce and a jar of chili sauce heated together makes a simple and very tasty glaze.
Oh. Somebody said sausage gravy. That would be nice. Biscuits gravy. Back the cranberry cranberry.
What was that? Jellied cranberry sauce and a jar of chili sauce Yeah. Like both of those. Together. And then somebody said, that sounds like it'd be great on turkey meatloaf.
Turkey meat bread. Just a thing of meat that you pack together. I can't even hardly stand a meatball, let alone a meatloaf. Yeah. Somebody said just put bacon on it.
That's just more meat That's huge. On your meat bread. Just eat the bacon. You don't need to have the meatball. I'm I just It's never gonna be the meatloaf No.
For me. Never for me either. But he was listen. He was happy as a clam with his meatloaf in his hotel room. Good for him.
I know. Good for him. And then we were Marco Polo and he he and I and another friend of ours. Uh-huh. And the two of them were going back and forth like, oh, you do you.
I like meatloaf. I would happily have meatloaf. No way. And I said, I don't I don't like meatloaf. No.
It's zero times out of 10, is it ever gonna be meatloaf? No. It's just not gonna be. It's not gonna be meatloaf. No.
Oh, sorry. It's me. Hello. Hi. Good morning.
Talked was it yesterday we talked about doing this or the other day? I think it was actually the other day. You were telling me a story about cutting things in half. Ah, it's halfsies. It's we're talking about halfs.
This was this was earlier this week. Maybe on Monday, I saw a video, and it was just something I stumbled across. There was this game in Germany. It was sort of like a minute to win it style game, and one of the challenges was that they had to pick an item from a a table of various items, and then, they had to, by weight, cut the item exactly in half. So you and I, you were like, we gotta play this game.
You called it halfsies. Yep. I called it cut it in half. That's not as cool as halfsies. Clearly.
You wanna play halfsies? Right. Yes. So, we played a game of halfsies. Well, I tried to look to see what we could find.
I had one pepper. Yeah. And I said, I only have one pepper. What else do you think? Like, here's an onion.
And I was like, oh, an onion is really difficult. How? Because it's so there's so much mass. It's really hard to determine. Like, a a bread, the thing you chose, while it's it's light, it's airy, it's it was a a good shape.
It's a pretty dense piece of bread. I saw it. It took a minute to cut through. And then I chose the pepper, but the pepper is hollow inside. However, it it does have, like, the seeds and the thing that holds the seeds, and you can't see that from the outside.
So I was very much like, how am I gonna determine how to cut this thing exactly in half? So my strategy and by the way, if you wanna see this video, it's all over on our socials. It's on YouTube. It's on, Instagram, Facebook, everywhere else. Threads, you can go watch the thing.
It's everywhere. What, my strategy was, originally, I was gonna start at the large end where the stem is at Uh-huh. And where those seeds and that that interior stuff would be. And then I thought, if I start there, I'm not gonna have any room, to modify. Because if if I if I only have the little part of the pepper left, I'm not gonna be able to compensate for a weight change if I screw it up there.
Okay. So I started at the bottom to kinda see if it was gonna be pretty balanced. It was easily balanced. I went, okay. We're good here.
And then I switched up and went, let's cut the stem right in half and then try to sort of see how much pepper is on each side. That's what I did. Holy moly. That was a long way to the well that you're strategy. It was my strategy.
I was going through strategy, background. Guess what? My strategy was, do I cut it long ways or short ways? Yeah. I cut it long ways, and then I cut it in half.
Yeah. That was my whole strategy. And and, and it went pretty well, I would say. Perfectly. I mean Are you crazy?
You your bread weighed 2.1 ounces. Yeah. So, ideally, you would want one ounce on each side. Ideally. An ounce and point o five.
So, you got to, your one your one slice was 1.1 and your other was point nine, which made I don't know. We didn't ever weigh the other piece. What's what it would weigh? Well, we didn't weigh it though, did we? I did.
I said it there. It was point nine. Oh, I didn't see you. So you got one point one and point nine, which is very close. And out of 2.1, you got exactly to 2.1.
One point one and point nine. Well, yeah, of course, you're gonna get to that. Yeah. I'm just saying. You you got your half.
You got your half mark. I know I did because I'm good Yeah. At cutting things in half. Right. And then mine was, 2.8.
Right? And it's 2.8 ounces, and so I needed to get 1.4 on each one Mhmm. And I got 1.3. I was so close. I needed two seeds from the other side to have been on that side, and I would have been just fine.
But what are you gonna do? It's kinda fun. Yeah. It was an interesting challenge. It took, what, five minutes max.
Yeah. But it also kinda puts you to the test to think about, things not necessarily just sitting in front of you because you gotta think about what's inside of it and how is it gonna weigh out. You thought too much about it. You really did. You really thought too much about it.
Maybe. Just cut it in half, bud. Well, I'm not gonna is there strategy involved? Oh, I know. Again.
So what I did strategy. The thing that I did was I took, time to really focus on Stop. With whether or not the seeds were gonna be where I needed them to be. You know? Cut it.
Shut it down. So you stumbled upon I don't even know. I don't even know how to even start this. We were watching some YouTube last night, and you said, hey. Have you seen this ASMR camping?
And I went, nope. Yeah. Nope. I haven't. This guy's got hundreds of thousands of views on videos where he just sets up camp in the rain or the snow.
He just goes camping with his dog. It's like solo camping, and he just sets up stuff. And he's there's very little talking, if any. Usually, there's just words across the screen if there's something he wants to share in the story. And, yeah, that's really all that I've seen.
See him, the guy, or just his campsite? No. He was you see him there setting everything up. Yeah. You bet.
Did you fall asleep that quick? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Wow. Did you turn it on?
Yeah. Oh, no. I was You you were out that quick? Yep. Man, maybe that's the thing.
You just need the the sounds of somebody doing work puts you out. Holy smokes. You're done. Oh, I can't. That is crazy.
You do the work. I'll just lay here. I'll be asleep. That really zonked you out that quick? I was out.
It was also late. It was I understand it was late. Feel so great. So Sure. No.
I get all of that. That just blows my mind, though. I thought you were awake for a lot longer. I thought you were really No. I mean, I watched because as we were going through these ASMR camping videos, just scrolling through them, we came upon the thing called stealth camping.
Okay. We watched all the stealth camping ones before I turned on the ASMR. And I saw all of the stealth camping ones. The whole thing? Yeah.
It was pretty cool. Was it? I mean, look. This guy has been doing it for a handful of years, and and he started out of, like, I wanna know what it's like to do this. And he does like, he's done it in the middle of a roundabout.
Yeah. We did. That's that one. City. He is just camped out there, for a night.
I don't understand. I don't understand the point. Well, you know, it's camping for one. His whole thing was that he said But it's not camping, though. It's not.
I mean, what what is camping if that's not camping? I don't know. It's camping. It just because he's he's specifically set out. He's taking a camp stove.
He's got his gear. He's setting up a sort of a makeshift shelter of sorts inside. I just looked at the definition of camping. K. The activity of spending a vacation living in a camp, tent, or camper.
There you go. He has yeah. He's just got a sleeping bag. He's got a pad. But I don't That's cowboy camping.
Why doesn't he just go to the woods? Because he said the campgrounds were expensive, and he didn't and they were all far away. He lives in a in an urban area, and he said, I wanna go camping, but it's expensive. And so I'm gonna find a way to do it on the cheap. I have a sleeping bag.
I have a pad. I have a stove and a and a pot, and I'm gonna go hide in some bushes and camp. And that's what he does. Yeah. That's how he spent and he films it, and he gets tons and tons of views on his stealth camping.
So he was outside of a business. I don't know where he lives. It was a busier Well, he was in Canada. Oh. He and he was, like, in Edmonton or something.
I don't know. Outside of a business, and there was, like, some bushes. Yeah. And he put his pot in there. He put his food in there.
Yeah. He was across the street from a twenty four hour gas station. Yeah. So he had a bathroom. At a restroom.
Right. I don't I don't know. It and they had an instant or not an instant pot. Big pressure cooker. Pressure cooker.
Look. As a as a backpacker camper guy that I am, I'm like, dude, what are you doing cooking with a pressure cooker? You're trying to be stealthy. A pressure cooker is not stealth. And then he says, look.
You can't if you're gonna be stealth camping, you can't be hitting that pressure button and letting all the pressure out at once. All your steam will give you away. And I'm like, why are you using a pressure cooker in the first place? Weird. Yeah.
The whole thing was It was huge. I don't I don't I don't know. I don't know about the whole thing. I'm not gonna camp in bushes. You don't think so?
Sitting there, and he's like, I this is I gotta move. I gotta stand up. This is not comfortable. I'm like, yeah. You're crouched in the bushes like a weirdo.
The heck are you doing? Oh, that's funny. He was he was, stealth camping. And there's a ton of videos, online of people stealth camping. You can you can go check that out.
But it and it's become a hobby thing. Like, do you remember and I believe they probably were set up because they they would have to be. But do you remember our kids would watch videos? A couple of different guys, they would do, like, twenty four hour challenges in a Walmart or whatever. Oh.
And they would they would, like, put the toilet paper in a strategic way, and they would hide behind the toilet paper for twenty four hours and stuff. Like, no way. Well and so here's this guy in these bushes, and then he's kind of filming outside of the bushes. And so there's people walking by, and he's like, they don't even know I'm here. They don't even know I'm here.
And I go, okay. Now you've creeped me out because now I'm gonna be walking past some bushes and being like, oh, who's in there? Who's in those bushes? Who's camping out in those bushes? Yeah.
You just never know. Who's stealth camping in the roundabouts? Now I'm freaked out. Now you freaked me out. If I was walking ASMR once instead.
Yes. Yeah. If I was walking by bushes and some guy popped out of the bushes and was like, oh, I just needed to stretch my legs. Just standing up. I'd be like, I'm running for the hills.
I'm out of the. Yeah. I would like to watch you run for the hills. I think I think that would be quite the sight. I would like to see that.
If you're bored and looking for something to watch, we have YouTube. You can follow Classy ninety seven KLCE on YouTube. Maybe we could do our own stealth camping somewhere. We sure could. Right here in the studio.
Set up a fort. We could bring in blankets and chairs. Yeah. We're stealth camping at work. No one knows we're here.
I gotta stretch my legs, poke my head up out through the fort, and there's our boss. And I go, ah. I've been caught. You have. You have.
I was just You have no air. What's going you all all morning, you've been fighting this, throat thing. How's your throat? Let's check-in. We started the show.
6AM, you were having some issues. How's things now? Fine. I'm fine. I was just checking on something.
Oh. Not the sore throat really. Okay. Okay. Just a different just a different problem.
I'm okay now. Did you get your breath? Yeah. Do you need a drink? No.
I'm okay. Are you okay? Here we go. I'm fine. Your eyes are watering.
Are you okay? Yeah. I'm fine. Do you need the Heimlich? No.
Okay. Good deal. Really am fine. Alright. Super.
Here's what I was gonna talk about. I'm ready. You have a dentist appoint appointment coming up soon. I do. Said, hey.
When is your we were eating dinner last night. I said, hey. When is your dentist appointment? Yeah. And you said, oh, this day.
And I said, okay. And then Beck, through his dinner says, no. Here we go. And I go, what? Yeah.
And he goes, oh. Oh. Here we go. Because he he has appointments often, whether it's orthodontist or doctor or whatever it is, and and you're really good about keeping everyone's calendar. And so he, he's like, here it goes.
She's gonna remind you 600 times before your appointment. No. It wasn't even that. It was and he and I have had this conversation before where he says, she's gonna ask you everything about your appointment. Uh-huh.
When you get done with your appointment, she's gonna say what they say and what the doctor said and what did you say and how does it look now and what's that gonna cost and how about this? And when is your next appointment? And did you schedule it? And did you did you ask this question? So he's going on and on.
Oh, here we go. Why are you so inquisitive about everyone's appointments? Yeah. That's why I said, so sorry. Yeah.
I will not take any interest in any of your lives ever again. Well, listen. It you. No. You listen.
I'm my my point is you can, you can care without being so inquisitive. Maybe you just be like, did everything go okay? It's not even You go, yep. Fine. I've just And it's fine.
It's fine. Maybe I asked of you guys what I would like you to ask for me. That's what's really going on. No one ever asks me about my life. Holy cow.
Holy cow. That is not it at all. I come home, and I say, hey. How was everybody's day? One by one, I ask you.
Mhmm. And I ask meaningful, purposeful questions. Right. Does anyone say, hey, mom. How was your day?
Yes. Emery does. You know why? She's my favorite. Because, the day is I'm at home.
I don't wanna think about how the day was. I put the day away. If you wanna wanna know, hang out all day, then you'll know. How'd it go? I was there.
I saw. Okay. Cool. You know? Yeah.
I'll just follow you around all day. Right. I just whatever. Fine. I'm not gonna no.
I'm not. No. I just have an interest in your lives. That's nice. Sorry.
No. Don't be sorry. That's good. Oh, Beck. Beck has a problem.
I don't have a problem. Oh, here we go. Right. He just he just wants to not worry about it, which I get. It's Cranky.
He's a cranky old man. I there's that. We live with a cranky old young person. Mhmm. He's a 75 year old in a 20 year old body.
That's right. Just leave me alone. I just don't wanna talk about it. I know. Move on with the day.
Go away. Get off my lawn. Yeah. You kids. I was watching TikTok TikTok last night, and I saw an old game that I used to play as a kid with my niece and nephew when they were little.
What's the game? I gotta go do this to Emery, and she was in a room working on some artwork. Fireman. It was a nice break. And she even said, I needed that.
Oh, okay. Good. It is the game I don't know what the game calls called. Well, you squeeze your face up, and then, it's something about Chubs. My name is Oh, my name is Chubs.
Yeah. My dad's name is Chubs too. Right. And then you go on a motorcycle ride, and, and then you're like, you gotta go faster. You gotta go faster.
And then by the time you're done, your face is all peeled back. Because you're going to suffer. And then you're like, slow down. Slow down. Slow down.
Yeah. That thing. Another similar version of that game, was the running through the forest game. Have you ever played that one? Oh, yeah.
And you're walking through the forest, and then you see a bear, and then you start running, and then you start running, and then you're running faster. And the hands are going flying by the sides of your face. And then watch out for that tree, and you get smacked in the forest. Smacked in the forest. Yeah.
That's a game you play with your siblings. Yeah. I'm gonna play that with our kids. No. It's a terrible game.
No. They'll get it. They'll get it? Yeah. They will.
They'll get it right up beside the face. Running through the forest. Uh-huh. And then there's the other one where you used to take somebody's arm. Do you remember doing this one?
And you could do, like, raindrops, and you would do raindrops on your arm, and then you'd do, like, lightning where you'd kinda pinch them, and then you do I don't remember what the outcome of that one was. I don't know either. Remember that one? No. This these are all games that used to play before the Internet.
No. Before before we just sat around watching videos all day. The kind of fun you had to make up on your own. Yeah. I don't remember.
You don't remember doing that one on the arm? I don't think so. Raindrops and I remember there was a way you could, like, you could, like, push on the inside of a hand and then close it real tight and then, like, rub it. And then if you opened it and you did the thing, it'd feel like a string was being pulled out your hand. Sew it?
I never could get that to work. I never got that feeling. Did you get that feeling? I don't know. Maybe.
Were you on the pretended to. Maybe it was one of those things where you're like, no. Everybody's doing this cool. Oh, yeah. That feels weird.
I don't know. It was a long time ago. And nobody ever really felt good. Nineties. What a good time the nineties were.
Yeah? Playing chubs and running through the forest Yeah. Planting seeds. Maybe that's what it was. You were planting seeds on your arm.
So you had to plow the field. You don't remember this at all. No. Oh, we gotta play this. No.
I'm okay. You don't even remember how to play it. I'll find out. You're like, I don't remember the outcome of how this is supposed to work. Let's play.
What why? I'm sure I can find it on the Internet. Okay. I can Good luck to you. Remember if it's weather or if it's planting something.
Uh-huh. You might be planting seeds. I know that there's, like, some pinching involved. Okay. But then there's, like, nice soft like, when you plow the fields, it's a nice scratch or raindrops.
Maybe it's just you're planting, and then you water the plants, and that's the rain. Maybe. It might be. I'm gonna find out, and then I'm gonna need your arm. My whole arm?
Yep. Okay. Well, just your forearm. Just this part. Okay.
The forearm. Alright. Well, as long as it kinda feels like a like a back scratch, I'll be totally into it. Yeah. I promise.
Yeah. You can try it on my whole back. Try it on my whole back. Oh, my god. How it works.
I might. It's just that narrow. You might try, like, poking and then plowing the field. You know, you gotta you gotta make rows. That sounds nice.
I like that part. At work? Inappropriate. Just for a back scratch? Just go use the door jam like everybody else.
Like a bear? Yeah. Everybody else just bear scratches up on the wall. Man. Okay.
Cool. No. Not at work. Just later. I don't You can scratch my butt.
If you just took off your shirt No. And then you're like, shit. Tell me what is scratch. Scratch. People walk in.
Go away. What is happening? Get in the backscratch. Just get in the backscratch. Mind your business.
Go away. Hey. Hey. Have you ever wanted to go, ride a sleigh that is horse drawn and look at elk? Yes.
You have? Yes. Well, whilst wearing, like, a bunch of winter clothes to stay warm. Sure. And have a cup of hot cocoa.
Yes. Yes? Yeah. So, Brushbuck Tours, is a is a group that actually does this out of Jackson, and they had a, Super Bowl ad that aired during the game on Sunday, which was kinda cool. They were featured in a Super Bowl ad, which is kinda fun.
And I don't know who the the ad was directly for them or if it was, oh, it's actually about using, Google's Gemini AI and stuff is what it was for. Okay. Anyway, you can check this out at eastsidehoenews.com. They've got a a whole story about, the this group and and kinda what they do. But they do these tours, and they kinda I mean, they go back and talk about, like, the beginnings of this group and kinda how they got started and, and how you can kind of, book them, and you can go to their website and all that kind of stuff.
And they have a link to the commercial as well that you can check out. But I thought that was kinda neat. You you know, you see these people spending big bucks. Like, Google has the money to do that. Brushbuck Wildlife Tours might not necessarily be in a position to go, yeah, we're gonna spend millions of dollars on a thirty second commercial Right.
That's gonna run during the big game. But they, were featured in one, which I think is pretty cool when you get something kinda local regional like that, happening. So, which is pretty cool. And they see all kinds of wildlife. They see, you know, bison, obviously.
They talk about, grizzly bears and moose and wolves that they see. Cool. Yeah. Right? And they get people from all over the world that come to Jackson, all the time for tourist stuff, and they'll go out on these tours and show them some of, the nature that we have right here in our backyard, which is always fascinating to me.
Like, when I went and did my, my backpacking trip a couple years ago Yes. Through Yellowstone, and I I was I was almost sad about the whole thing because it's been there my entire life, and it was the first time in my forties I'm walking through and seeing stuff that's been here the whole time that I just I was missing out on. And I had no idea. And that's, and that's what's going on. We got all this nature around us that we kinda go really cool things about that.
Go like, what are we doing? We're just taking all this for granted. You gotta go check it out. So, anyway, if you wanna learn more about these guys, Brushbuck Tours and you wanna see their big game commercial, you can check it out at EastIdahoNews.com. It's pretty cool.
I will go check it out. Go check it out. I will. I want to apologize and also thank you, Josh, because you carried the show yesterday. Oh, is that right?
Yeah. Because you weren't feeling well. I had a terrible, terrible headache. Yeah. Migraine level bad.
Right. The headphones were bothering me. I couldn't even put the headphones. I couldn't handle the light. There was times I would just lay I would take a little nap on the desk in between when we were talking.
There was one bit that you were talking about where you were talking about birthdays. And you said, well, whose birthday is it today? Take a guess. And I was like, I can't even I was holding my head and my hands on the desk, and I was like, I can't. Just talk.
You talk. I'm just gonna lay. Let's guess whose birthday is today. Let's make up for it. Yesterday was Christina Ricci, which was which was a fun thing for me.
You because you love her. I know. I know. And Abraham Lincoln Yes. Also having a big birthday.
Abe Lincoln. That's right. I did. Today, guess whose birthday is today? Guess whose birthday?
Guess who turned 46 today, born in 1979? Nineteen '70 '9. Female actress. And actress. How old?
46. 40 six. Mhmm. Nineteen seventy nine. Yeah.
You're going to think of this person as a, this person you know is a teen actress. A teen actress. Yeah. I I can't even think of a single person. I don't know.
Mina Suvari. Oh. 46 today. She was in, like, a few things in the nineties, but then she kinda disappeared. Yeah.
She's actually been in, more recently, she has been in, she's in that Reagan, movie, with oh, what's his name? Dennis Quaid? Oh, what's his name? Yeah. Dennis Quaid.
Yeah. Plays Ronald Reagan. I like Dennis Quaid. Yeah. He's, he's in that.
That also has Scott Stapp in it, by the way. Scott Stapp As Frank Sinatra. What? Yeah. That's right.
What? That is correct. And that's probably, I would say, the most recent thing that you would probably know. Like, there's a whole bunch of, like, weird obscure stuff that I've not even heard of. But, yeah, she was definitely in, like, the late nineties and early two thousands.
She was in a bunch of different stuff. Okay. Great. I'm so glad it's her birthday today. Yeah.
Thanks for sharing. And Randy Moss is 48 years old today. Minnesota Viking. He was the Minnesota Viking. Yeah.
Yes. He was. Mhmm. It's the best best place to be when you're a football player. Is on the Vikings?
Uh-huh. Okay. I wanna be never mind. We've talked about this before. Else is having a birthday today?
Who? Prince Jackson. Who's that? Michael Jackson's son, Prince. Oh.
28 years old. No way. Yeah. I wonder where he is these days. I don't know.
Poor Michael Jackson's kids. What? Why? I don't know. I'm sure they're doing great.
I feel like they've got a terrible I feel like they had a terrible upbringing. I don't know about that. I don't know. I'm making assumptions. That's all just outside looking in, isn't it?
It is. You're right. Well It's also Peter Gabriel's birthday. Is it really? I didn't see that on the list.
It's on this list I'm seeing. Seventy five. I don't see that one on my list. I see it's Jerry Springer's birthday. I love Peter Gabriel.
Let's talk about Peter Gabriel. Okay. He's the best. Okay. What Peter Gabriel song is your favorite?
I don't know. I like Salisbury Hill Hill. Do you? Yeah. I typed in Peter Gallagher.
That's a different That's eyebrows guy. Yeah. That's eye eyebrows guy. Oh, funny. I don't know.
Do you remember the I Can't Dance, song Yeah. Where they just walked? Yeah. That's Genesis. Yeah.
That's when he was Part of that. But but that's fun. Okay. Well, this has been neat. This has been neat.
We made up for the birthday thing yesterday. Wanted to say thank you because you carried the show yesterday, and I wanted to apologize to the listeners because I did not I was not fully performing. So it was not my best. Well, you're Not my best show. You're feeling better today, and that's the good news.
It is good news. Just just do a little better each day. You're good to go. What are you what are you cheering? Yeah.
I'm doing a raise the roof. To the sides. You're doing a push the walls is what you're doing. I am taking a an American sign language class, and I signed up for two classes. Mhmm.
I still have three lessons left In the first one. In my first class. Uh-huh. And then my second class started yesterday. Okay.
Now I didn't realize that I wouldn't be finished with the first one before I signed up for the second one. Okay. So I'm I'm a little stressed right now. A deadline that you have to do a final? Like, do things have to be done at a certain time?
I don't know. I have to do some research on that. K. Because I still have three more lessons left, and they don't unlock. She only our teacher only unlocks them on certain days.
So on Wednesdays and Fridays and with is when a new lesson unlocks. Gotcha. So I did one last night, and then my new one started. But you're a couple of high next one won't open until Friday. I'm not a couple of times.
I'm on track. Yeah. So my next one will open tomorrow, and then I have so I'll be finished with my first class by next week. K. But the second class has already started.
Yes. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. You're behind. No.
It feels like how is how are you how is class two open and you're still three behind. That makes me stressed out. I'm not trying to stress you out. I'm trying to understand. I'm not behind.
Here's what I did. I'm behind in my photography class. Yeah. You are. But that's because I haven't gone out to take photos.
So my first class is doing a lot of and I know some sign language words, but I don't know how to put them together to make a sentence. And so that's why I wanted to really take this course to learn how to actually have a conversation with somebody who is deaf. Yeah. So that's what I'm learning to do, and it is tricky. And I've got a stack of vocabulary words that I practice every day.
You have, like, hundreds of cards on that. Yeah. I do. And I'm I feel like I'm doing pretty well. And then I was like, well, let me just log in to my second class and see what that's like.
Yeah. And the first class, we don't we just go through the lessons, and then, there's a discussion board, and we talk to other people on the discussion board. Mhmm. We put different assignments up for other people. She doesn't grade any of the assignments.
She doesn't look at the assignments. All that matters is our final test. K. And we have quizzes and stuff, and I'm doing pretty good on the quizzes. But, again, those are not graded.
The only thing that matters is our final test. When I logged into my second class yesterday, I found out that I'm going to have to record Right. Videos of me signing. Right. And that is terrifying.
Oh, you'll you'll do great. I'm scared about that. Why? Because I don't wanna fail. It'll be okay.
Let's let's go all the way to the end and make a terrible outcome before we even try. Let's do that. Stop. Stop. Stop.
Here comes the Josh train. Choo choo. As I'm going to the second class, though Yeah. I go, oh, this is I don't know how it can be this much harder when I'm like, I've only got three lessons left in the first class. Don't jump ahead.
That was I have to. You said I was behind. No. Don't jump ahead. Continue on the path that you're on.
Just get it done. What is your recommendation then? I mean, I need to check what my tech price is. Need to You probably need to spend a few extra nights getting caught up. I'm not behind.
I'm not behind. I I don't understand. I don't understand what you're thinking either. I get a new unit in my photography class every Wednesday. I am on Unit 2.
Unit 4 came out yesterday. I am two units behind. Yeah. I get that. How are you not behind if the second class started and you're not on it?
You're behind. Don't say that. See? I'm behind, but you're not. It makes no sense to me.
But I'm not I can't be behind if I haven't finished my first one. I don't know what you're sir what you're trying to say. I haven't finished my first class. I know. You should have probably by now.
I can't because the lessons are locked. How did you jump ahead to the second class? Bro. Alright. I know.
You're confused. Making notes. Let me draw you a diagram. No. I don't need that.
Let me man explain this to you. Nah. I'm gonna woman explain this. Nah. I'm good.
No. You're gonna listen. Nah. You're now is the time for you to listen. I'm good.
Would you rather this or that? Would you rather stay at work or go back to bed? Go back to bed. Done. Easy.
Alright. Go take a nap. See you. I'm sleepy today. Okay.
For realsies, would you rather have a kangaroo tail to be able to balance on? Those kangaroos are crazy. I know. Saw a guy say that he thought he could win in a fight against a kangaroo, and he and then he saw how big kangaroos can get. And when they rear back on that tail and they muscle flex out, he was like, my bad.
My bad. I'm taking that back. I didn't realize they could get that big. I just thought they were little, like waist high, and I thought I could fight one. But, no, I don't think I could.
No. They're crazy. They are. K. So a kangaroo tail that you can balance on Cool trick.
Or a monkey tail to be able to swing with. Oh, these are good questions. No. What you picking? I think I'm gonna pick a monkey tail so I can swing.
You wanna swing around? Yeah. What are you gonna hook it onto? I mean, you'd have to have structure. You can't just swing around on top of it.
I'm then the trees. I'm gonna swing in trees. Oh. Although You're a big tree climber, are you? No.
And as I'm thinking about that, I was just thinking of the new sewing chair that I bought that I spun around it the other day. Yeah. Got dizzy from spinning my chair. In it a lot. I was playing with the dog.
I don't think the dog had anything to do with it. Yeah. The dog did. That's why it was spinning. No.
I think you just wanna see if your new chair would spin. She was getting my toes. Mhmm. And I got dizzy doing that. You spun for a lot.
You spun a lot of times. I know. Swinging in a tree is not spinning circles. Depends on how long you're swinging in a tree for, doesn't it? Don't swing like a crazy person in a tree.
What are you doing? Just use it to get around. I might just pick a kangaroo tail. Always have a place to sit? Yeah.
Just lean back. K. Lean back. Yeah. Lean back.
Lean back. Lean back. I'm gonna take the monkey tail. Why? Because it's it's like having, another arm that you can use to grab things with and all.
I like the idea of having extra appendage. Okay. I'm going with the kangaroo tail. Alright. We can high five them.
Yeah. We can. Yeah. Mine will knock you out of the park, though, because it's so tough and muscular. Just wrap mine around and then swing around and then be up on your shoulders like a crazy person.
Okay. You can't win. You can't win that. Come on now. You can't win that.
Hey. Check it out. Check it out. This is, this is kinda cool. I know you like, an old school video game.
And I was just telling you, I found, for sale online a, an original Nintendo with, like, 15 or 20 different games, including Mike Tyson's Punch Out. Mike Tyson Punch Out is a pretty good game. Right. Does that have Excitebike? It did have, Excitebike.
I read you the whole list, and you told me, shh, because you were trying to nap or something while I was telling you. I don't know. Saying a lot of words. Yeah. It comes with all three Marios, Super Mario Brothers and Duck Hunt, Mario Brothers two and three, Excitebike, the golden cartridge Zelda.
I don't know what that means. It's so cool. But I do know Duck Hunt, and I do know Mario Yeah. We also had off road, which is the, like, the truck little trucks on the little track. I love that game.
I don't know that game. Ninja Turtles game. The off road off road game was the same as the one they did in the arcade with the big steering wheels. Oh. And you had the gas pedal, and there was, like, a like, four players, and they were, like, green, red, yellow, and blue.
Arcade game. Yeah. But they had it on the Nintendo as well, and it was so cool. Didn't have the steering wheel on the Nintendo? No.
But you didn't need it if you were good at the game. That game teaches you how to drift, which is a Mario Kart skill you need, by the way. Anyway, listen to this. There's a gamer, a gamer, who I'm trying to find his name. Where is it now?
He's called Summoning Salt. That's his gamertag. Okay. He has, completed the entire Mike Tyson TKO in under two minutes. Like, it's it's not been able to be beaten in under two minutes in its entire thirty eight years of existence until now.
And this guy, summoning salt, he won the he beat the game in one minute fifty nine point nine seven seconds. Point o three seconds under the two minute thing. He has shown crazy dedication to the game. It took him over five years and 75,000 attempts in order to do this. What's he gonna do now?
That's what I feel sad about. He has devoted so much of his time and energy to this game that when he's finished, he's like Yeah. What do I do now? That was my sole purpose. It has it has never been done that somebody could knock out Mike Tyson in the game in under two minutes.
He did it in one fifty nine. Oh. Point nine seven. I kinda wanna compete against him. You you'll not have a good time.
You don't know me. But it's all been recorded. It's been documented. I'm sure that this guy's gonna get a cool thing to hang on his wall from Guinness, and that makes me sad. I just want one of those things.
Well, try and beat his time. I'm not. You gotta spend a lot of energy devoted to it. He took him over 75,000 attempts in over five years. I know.
If I start training now, I won't get that done until 2030 at the earliest. And by then, somebody else is already training in the background that's not me. That's true. Again, what's he gonna do now? He's gonna move on to a different game.
He TKO'd Mike Tyson in a minute fifty nine. TKO'd else in the history of that game's thirty eight years has been able to do it except for that one guy who devoted five years of his life to find it. Nothing left to do with his life. No. He'll do something else.
He'll find something else to some other video game to devote his life to. That's right. He's gonna start training right away, and it'll, it'll be a fun fun time for him. Fun fun time. Fun time for him.
Anyway, I know I know, one, I like a world record. Two, it's a old school video game, and that's pretty great. Game came out in 1987, I think. So, anyway, well done to you, gamer. Well done.
Good job. Yep. That's gonna do it for me and for you. And for me. And we're gonna go have the rest of our Thursday.
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Nobody's asked you what? To be their Valentine. Nobody? Mm-mm. Oh, no.
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