Wtaw - Infomaniacs

Celebrity birthdays, LED floors debuting at the Big 12 Basketball Tournament, Flock camera vandalism, cartel violence in Mexico, a Topo Chico shortage, Nestlé as the world’s largest bottled water company, the biggest food brand products, random nuggets of information — plus the latest news and sports. 

Teddy Bridgewater Law, Banana Bread Day, which college degrees are the most in demand, Savannah Banana DQ Shake, Chipotle offering free chips and queso for National Tortilla Chip Day, Empty Bowls Jr., Annie ate Will’s hat, Riley visited a winery, new M&M flavors, Will fired up the BBQ, Kelly Clarkson ending her show, a man built his own remote control for his robot vacuum, Riley’s robot vacuum named Joe Jonas, the Summer Olympics ticket draw, why email recipients only understand tone about 50% of the time, Osaka, Japan gifting gold bars to help repair water pipes — plus more news. 

Celebrity birthdays, a toucan on the loose in Las Vegas, de-extinction of dire wolves, politics — plus the latest news and sports. 

A&M Women’s Basketball, Chick-fil-A’s new menu items and a free chicken biscuit, the Burger King president giving out his phone number for customers to call or text, a speed-camera trailer arson case in Prescott, Arizona, a 10-year-old time capsule and flip phone found in Arizona, Olympic trivia, a tip to cut down on consumption by slicing your pizza into more pieces, listener texts, short stories — plus the latest news and sports. 

AI hacking, AI movies coming to theaters, the Bryan Animal Center, a new Toy Story movie, the story of Kevin Luke, Sunday days of celebration, Punch Monkey, a $12 million ticket scam at the Louvre, a drunk dentist in Texas — plus more news. Plus, joining us in the studio today, College Station City Councilman Mark Smith visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia to review this week’s council retreat and discuss next week’s council meeting and more. 

Celebrity birthdays, Riley’s cat turning off her alarm this morning, the proper order of shower operations, Costco’s 55-gallon drum of maple syrup, the Texas A&M Cyclotron, politics — plus the latest news and sports. 

Is peanut butter the No. 1 condiment, Reese’s messing with peanut butter cups, amazing geography facts, a study on women’s grip strength, how often you answer your phone when you don’t recognize the number, online jokes about Quinn Hughes being haunted by ghosts, betting on curling, Canada cheating at curling, a dog on the course at the Olympics, and jokes with Will — plus the latest news and sports. 

Lindor carrot cake treats, YouTube turning 21, the cost of vehicle ownership, terrorism insurance, giving things up for Lent, New Year’s resolutions for your home, a cat thief in New Zealand, and the Google Pixel phone — plus more news. Plus, joining us in the studio today, Brazos County Commissioner Fred Brown visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia to discuss budgets, expansions, the health department, local concerns, online presence, and more. Plus, joining us in the studio today, City of Bryan Parks, Recreation & Facilities Director Mike Riggens visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia to discuss the growth of new and existing parks, indoor and outdoor sports facilities, pickleball courts, park and facility safety, potential aquatic center upgrades, Travis Park renovations, the Bryan YardDogs minor league baseball team, and more. 

Celebrity birthdays, Nantucket sewer water, a private investigator busting a workers’ comp fraud case in Canada, political news, Cuba’s ongoing collapse, a new type of dementia care facility, the world’s oldest manatee — plus the latest news and sports. 

Expired gift cards, a ’90s grocery receipt, the best ice, AI gossip, ChatGPT AI caricatures, and Riley being a little freaked out by what ChatGPT knows about her — plus the latest news and sports. 

Fast food restaurant closures, signs you’re getting old, an old Olympic medal, the hardest and easiest sports, and why sleeping on a problem can help — plus more news. Plus, joining us in the studio today, College Station Mayor John Nichols visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia to discuss incentivizing more density in the community and the impact it could have on crime rates, whether the city is a sports tourism city or a university city, landing place for the city, economic development, and more. 

Celebrity birthdays, changes to ChatGPT’s tone, political news, and Google facing a lawsuit over AI voice technology — plus the latest news and sports. 

Weird items that were in short supply during the pandemic, the Olympics, making pancakes, Robert Duvall, and fun facts — plus the latest news and sports. 

Chinese New Year, Mike Elko’s new contract, a Powerball winner, a big thank-you to CSFD Station 5 and all local fire departments, lessons learned in college, a SpaceX issue tied to a Tesla autonomous vehicle, the roots of 6–7, athletic celebrations, a Swedish thief, GLP-1s and scurvy, how physical health impacts mental health, and baptizing a gator at a Waffle House — plus more news. Joining us in the studio today, Chamber of Commerce Manager of Membership Carrie Archer stops by to discuss the Local Candidates’ Forum, Business After Hours, the Community Impact Awards Luncheon, Taste of Aggieland, ribbon cuttings, and more. 

Celebrity birthdays, Walmart sushi, a thief’s attempted donkey escape, political news — plus the latest news and sports. 

“Snowpocalypse” anniversary, presidential fun facts, screwworms, Valentine’s Day flowers, the billion-dollar SEC, balanced news sources — plus the latest news and sports. 

Weird presidential facts, an update on Riley’s ankle, cheap bridesmaid dresses, Valentine’s cards from women, The Simpsons — plus more news. City of Bryan Public Works Director Jason Barfknecht joined WTAW’s Scott DeLucia to discuss Winter Storm Uri, its impact on the city’s water system, AMI meter updates, preparations for future winter storms, and more. Presidential Library and Museum Marketing and Communications Director Amy Raines joined WTAW’s Scott DeLucia to discuss upcoming events, the new website, Easter egg hunt, and more. 

Old TV shows, Days/Birthdays, Politics: NASA/Space X Launch. Doorbell cameras.

Friday the 13th, Olympics, New Swiss immigration laws, lawn mowing, Dallas using goats to remove vegetation,  Old TV Shows (reprise), and personal radio histories.

Financial mistakes made while in love, making your own scratch off, Pickle ball or Pickle BRAWL?, and the city of College Station's city manager Bryan Woods.