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Daruis Rucker has joined forces with former members of R.E.M and the Black Crowes for a new band, Amazon has a competing Thanksgiving meal package, 25% of us took zero vacation days this year at work, Kim Kardashian blames AI for her not passing the bar exam, also Kim's latest drama called All's Fair received a rating of 0% on Rotten Tomatoes, Tori Spelling has settled her divorce, Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts reflects on their wild ride, life skills everyone should have by 30, we play "Match Game," and most of us have very few close friends.

Tyler Hubbard has teamed up with Nate Smith on a new tune, kids ask 46 questions a day on average, researchers claim that sighing is good stress relief, People's Sexiest Man Alive has been announced, Kevin Costner might be returning to TV, the date Diddy is expected to be released from jail has been announced, Thomas Rhett has collaborated with Jordan Davis too, Victoria claims that Dave likes to stop the Frog van for birds, we play "Are You Country Enough?," we play "Marry, Date or Dump."

We count down the top 5 songs of the week, Carrie Underwood thanks fans for making her the top-selling female country artist of all-time, America's favorite sandwiches, Justin Baldoni's lawsuit against Blake Lively has been dismissed, there was allegedly some trouble on the set of Stranger Things, Catherine Bach has been hospitalized, Little Big Town has released an EP of cover tunes, we announce this week's "Sylvan Learning Center Teacher of the Week," we talk to Holly Gleason the co-author of Kenny Chesney's book about all things Kenny Chesney, and slutty versus sexy on Halloween.

Morgan Wallen has announced tour dates for 2026, about a third of parents charge their kids a "candy tax," we fall back this weekend, Jesse Eisenberg is donating a kidney to a stranger, Kim Kardashian doesn't believe we landed on the moon, Luke Bryan explains the bittersweet inspiration behind is song "Songs You Never Hear," Carrie Underwood has out-sold every other female country artist, we play "Get Fresh" and Dave eats chili from the work fridge, we share "Friday Fail Stories," and we talk to Deb Helser of Deb's Dogs about a dog named "Roxie."

Tim McGraw told a concert crowd in California that he was close to calling country music quits before his last back surgery, two thirds of adults will be celebrating Halloween in some way, Dictionary.com has named "67" as their Word of the Year, Riley Green has won "Sexiest Country Star" from readers of People, the Eli Young Band is celebrating 25 years together with a documentary, Justin Moore was nervous to ask Dierks Bentley to sing on one of Justin's songs, Dave gives Victoria a Hocus Pocus quiz, we spin "The Wheel of Bad Games," and things we get for free that we are reluctant to throw away.

We go inside the Lettermen Lounge with Spencer Holbrook as the Buckeyes get ready for Penn State and we talked to Shawnee football head coach Shane Wireman ahead of their opening playoff game!

Riley Green says he needs to spend time at home away from Nashville for the benefit of his career, how parents are trying to defeat the "6-7" craze this Halloween, Red Bull is introducing an advent calendar, the best and worst Halloween candy you can possibly hand out to trick-or-treaters, Jimmy Fallon will soon be announcing "The Sexiest Man Alive," Sydney Sweeney might be the next Bond girl, Flavor Flav is doing something really cool and unexpected for the US Olympic Team, we play "I Know Victoria's Secret," and Ikea has come up with a "phone mini-bed" to prevent doom scrolling.

Myles Holliday was joined by Caleb Hattery and Rob Place in studio as they go around the AFC North with Sam Njoku from the Raven Talk Podcast and Frank LaPlaca from The Unofficial Bengals Podcast PLUS some OSU talk with "Dr. Buckeye" Brady Stabler!