Hot Mornings on Hot 93.1

Stitch's birthday countdown is on, Stitch Fest is this Saturday night downtown, and the crew breaks down a new study on the best time to eat breakfast if you want to actually live longer. There's also a Red Lobster incident out of Georgia involving a fake medical emergency and an unpaid bill, plus Tony Romo getting let go from CBS over a DUI. A loose, funny one with some real heart underneath it for Stitch Fest.

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It's birthday week for Houston, Ella Langley is playing five hours away tomorrow night, and the crew is still buzzing about Stitch Fest coming up October tenth. Tom Whillock stops by to talk about the Friday meals that have fed people at the bandshell every single week since 2019, rain, snow, or anything else South Dakota throws at it. Then things get weird with a list of the best smelling cities in America, and Houston and Stitch argue about whether Sioux City deserves its reputation. A solid mix of heart and nonsense to kick off the week.

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Zachy Moon fills in for Houston this morning and the two dive into the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, trying to guess which pop culture costumes will show up this year, from K-pop demon hunters to Pitbull to a Doctor Doom suit you can grab at Spirit Halloween for cheap. Stitch floats an idea for a no phone section at local restaurants and gets called out as the worst offender in the group. And with eight days left until Stitch's birthday, the guys start hyping up Stitch Fest Feed the Need, the fundraiser happening October tenth to help feed the community all winter long.

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The crew kicks off October trying to crack the mystery of who the secret celebrity guest was at Taylor Swift's wedding, with Graham Norton dropping hints and everybody guessing wrong. A Virginia motorcyclist gets pulled over going seventy two in a twenty five, all because he was racing to make it to McDonald's before breakfast hours ended. And the guys stumble onto bro-lates, the new trend of grown men walking into a Pilates class expecting an easy morning and leaving humbled by a two pound weight. Grab your coffee, this one's got range.

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Stitch and Houston dig into why Geico's Hump Day commercial still works thirteen years later, and it sends them down a rabbit hole to find the actual oldest commercial still airing, a twelve second ad from 1975 featuring an old lady chucking a tire through a window. Then Taylor Swift's VMA drama gets the guys fired up, with Stitch convinced her marketing has taken over the music entirely. Somewhere in there they also diagnose Houston with irritable male syndrome, and he does not take it well.

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A guy tries to win over country singer Ella Langley with a TikTok video and a shopping cart full of flowers after she shut him down hard, and it goes about how you'd expect. A hundred pound tortoise named Lard makes a break for freedom in a Colorado neighborhood before deputies scoop him up. And Florida's attorney general takes aim at ChatGPT, trying to stop it from talking like it's your buddy. Grab your coffee for this one.

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Stitch and Houston tackle a wave of copycat bomb threats hitting hospitals across the country, including one at Monument the day before, and dig into why people keep calling them in. Then the two run through eight things that sound amazing but get exhausting fast, sparking a real argument over whether live concerts are wildly overrated thanks to the cost, the crowds, and the volume loud enough to make you sick. Plus Ella Langley breaks Mariah Carey's all time Billboard record, Gen Z tells millennials to retire the lol, and the guys look ahead to a fall lineup that includes a new part time voice joining the show.

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Mark's back from Canada with a suitcase full of weird snacks and even weirder stories. He and Amelie crack open BTS Oreos live on air and argue about brown sugar pancake flavor before Mark drops the real find: banana ketchup, a Filipino condiment he picked up north of the border. The boy band debate gets heated fast, with NSync, Backstreet Boys, and O-Town all fighting for supremacy while Amelie makes a case for K-pop taking over. Then things take a dark turn when Stitch tells the story of a woman who fell into an eight foot sinkhole on her own birthday and somehow got sung Happy Birthday while climbing out.

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Stitch and Houston dig into TikTok's divorce talk trend, where people are turning their breakups into content for total strangers to comment on. A new survey says thirty percent of daters are accepting dinner invites purely for the free meal, no romance required, and yes, that includes folks well past retirement age. And Houston's already planning his next trip north, chasing down an honest to goodness Viking settlement outside Winnipeg. Grab your coffee for this one.

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The crew marks Patriot Day with an honest look at growing up on opposite sides of 9/11, and notices a few old airport rules quietly sneaking back. From there, talk shifts to a charity chili feed and concert built to support a weekly community meal program. And once things start feeling a little too wholesome, a local dentist's list of common teeth brushing mistakes turns into a full blown debate.

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Ten hot dogs and only eight buns, phone chargers that lie about actually charging, and Capri Suns that spark real fear about what's floating in there... today's crew has some strong opinions about everyday stuff that shouldn't be this annoying. A baby who can name every NFL starting quarterback from a helmet alone steals the whole show. And there's already a dream brewing to turn downtown Rapid City into a full blown horror experience for next year's Creepy Crawl. Coffee's required for this one.

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The crew is bracing for NFL season to kick off tomorrow, and the predictions are already flying about who's in trouble before the first snap. Down at Reptile Gardens, there's a giant saltwater crocodile named Maniac who spends his days sunbathing with his mouth wide open, and the backstory on him is not for the faint of heart. Then things get spooky as the crew teases out a real radio station that vanished after a mysterious fire back in 1977, with signs it might be coming back in time for this year's Creepy Crawl. Grab your coffee, this one's got some range.

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Mark's flying solo and diving straight into the most chaotic corner of the internet and the news. A guy in Taiwan catches his wife cheating through his own robot vacuum's camera, and the legal fallout gets wilder with every turn. Then there's a fresh horror to worry about called pheromone maxing, where guys are skipping showers and deodorant hoping to become biologically irresistible, and Mark is not buying it for a second. Toss in a petting zoo scare involving baby goats and rabies, and you've got a Tuesday that proves real life beats fiction every time.

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Stitch, Houston, and Loren are stuck reliving August 31st like their own personal Groundhog Day, and honestly the confusion is the whole show. Somewhere between griping about the heat, they spiral into confessing their childhood prank call habits, including cold-calling window glass repair shops with increasingly unhinged sob stories. Then breakfast takes over completely, from squishy eggs dipped in toast to a mother-in-law's fruit pizza that has the whole crew drooling on air. Stick around for the wild true origin story behind Nashville hot chicken, because it involves way more betrayal than you'd expect from a sandwich.

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The crew kicks off Sturgis week talking about a shirt you can supposedly wear every day for a month without it getting gross, which sounds like a miracle for anyone packing light for the rally. Then the mood shifts when a Wisconsin man named Ernie hands over the keys to his own truck so a stranded band can make it to their next show on time, and a tiny Chihuahua's weird habit turns out to have saved her owner's life. It's a wild mix of gear talk and heartwarming chaos, and somehow it all fits in one show.

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The crew rolls into Hump Day dreaming about getting summoned for jury duty smack in the middle of Sturgis week, mostly so they can skip the rally chaos. Then the show veers into TikTok's protein maxing trend, where gym bros are chugging so much whey protein that baby formula prices are climbing because of them. And a rescued lynx named Ursa gets her first steps on real grass after a wild, high risk journey out of a war zone in Ukraine. Grab your coffee, this one's got range.

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Stitch and Houston dig into some genuinely bad boomer advice pulled from a BuzzFeed roundup, covering everything from skipping the movies to save for a house to marrying someone you can merely tolerate. New Jersey police are dressing up as bushes and Sasquatches to catch distracted drivers, and the crew debates whether that counts as entrapment. Plus, Sturgis rally prep kicks into gear as the team gets ready to hit Main Street this week.

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This week on Hot Mornings, the crew tackles a viral list of celebrities who turned out surprisingly rude in person, and the reactions get more heated with every name on it. There's also a much needed dose of good news, covering a Powerball winner rebuilding his old neighborhood and three women who survived a wild car crash thanks to a group of strangers who refused to walk away. Expect strong opinions about Morgan Wallen and the kind of morning chaos that makes this one worth a listen.

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Coffee slushies are going viral, and Stitch is convinced we've officially entered the stupidest timeline. The whole crew gets into it over what counts as a real hack, complete with ziploc bags and a meat tenderizer. Minivans are cool again too, and the Chrysler Pacifica has everyone rethinking what they drive. Then Oscar Meyer turns ninety, and somebody floats the idea of a wiener cake for their next birthday. Buckle up.

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This one has the crew arguing over hidden talents nobody would believe, from sniper level accuracy to reading a song's tempo without even trying. There's a McDonald's hack breakdown that borders on secret menu theft, plus a good news segment that closes it out with a dog getting reunited with his family after five years apart. Grab your coffee for this one.

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This episode gets weird fast. A viral cruise ship video has everyone talking after a woman was caught using a dining fork on her foot fungus, and Carnival had to respond. There's also a real cash wager on the table over whether Spider-Man: Brand New Day can out-earn Odyssey at the box office this weekend. And ahead of the Sturgis rally, Sammy Hagar publicly invited his old Van Halen rival David Lee Roth to join him onstage in Vegas, and it actually sounds sincere.

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A Monday morning full of heat complaints turns into one wild recap. Stitch and Houston talk about a Japanese company selling a nine thousand two hundred dollar refrigerator you can actually sit inside to cool down. Then there's the woman in California who tried to walk out of two different grocery stores with bacon and vodka, getting caught both times. And a fourteen year old ranch kid in Montana lassos a man out of the river using his rodeo skills like it's just another day at the arena.

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A seven and a half foot alligator parked itself in front of a family's door in Florida and had no plans of leaving. A sixteen year old in Illinois turned around for a car in a ditch and ended up saving a woman's life. And Elon Musk wants AI to make a historically accurate movie out of the Odyssey, which is stirring up way more debate than a Greek myth should.

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Song of the Summer voting is getting intense, a hero rescue team carries a hundred pound dog two miles down a mountain trail, and Houston fires off a ninety three page email about a hot dog that gets mistaken for an actual missing pet. These are the moments that had the Hot Mornings crew laughing, arguing, and rooting for their favorites this week.

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A new pregnancy doll hits shelves that lets kids pull out a squeezable amniotic sac and pop out a tiny baby, and the internet has a field day with it. Coca-Cola rolls out a rebrand that looks a whole lot like a certain cigarette logo, and people are noticing. Then a Morgan Wallen concert takes a soggy turn when a very drunk fan starts using the family in front of him as a bathroom. Mark Houston covers it all on Wednesday's Hot Mornings.

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This week on Hot Mornings, Jimothy the raccoon is taking over the internet with his short-spined, extra-round charm out of Seattle. An Arizona man swapped his clothes for a ride on top of a moving train through Colorado, landing him in some serious trouble. And a Kansas City man spent eight hours locked inside a porta potty, all in pursuit of a dropped Mountain Dew. It's a morning full of raccoons, runaway trains, and questionable decisions you can't look away from.

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Monday starts strong with a round of One Word Go, the game where you say one word and get on with your day. It goes sideways fast when "antithesis" shows up and the whole crew tries to figure out what it even means and how to spell it. From there we get charcuterie boards, toenails, and proverbs tossed around like it's championship level radio. The wax museum talk takes a wild turn toward a presidential one where you can do modifications, think JFK with some upgrades. And it all wraps with a heated little chat about pencils and the last time anybody actually used one.

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This episode of Hot Mornings covers a lot of ground. The crew digs into a New York school rolling out a robot teacher named Sally, complete with silicone skin and glowing eyes that scream "she's about to end us all," and the argument over whether she belongs near actual kids gets heated fast. From there it slides into the dead internet theory, where bots outnumber real humans in the comments and the same creepy fish-carrying video keeps popping up with the same eerie voice. There's also a song of the summer showdown happening on the Hot 93.1 Facebook page, plus a very serious investigation into how tall Shaboozey and Benson Boone really are. It's chaotic, it's hilarious, and you'll walk away questioning both the future of humanity and your own height.

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Ever squished an ant and figured you handled the problem? Turns out that tiny move fires off a chemical distress signal that calls in the whole colony, so this episode has the smarter way to send them packing. We also get into the traits guys online swear make someone instantly attractive, from a sharp sense of humor to racking up free drinks with trivia winnings. Then there's the wild new science of temporary tattoos that track your heart rate and steps, shark design totally optional. It's a fun, fast recap of Thursday morning on Hot 93.1.

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The crew's got a full-blown song of the summer showdown brewing, and they cannot agree on a single pick. Zara Larsson, Bruno Mars, and one very heated Taylor Swift argument all get thrown into the ring, with a listener vote coming to settle it. Then there's the tale of Zara's viral wide leg pants that keep sending people face-first into the pavement, battle wounds and all. And baseball history got made when a Saint Louis Cardinal did something no Cardinal ever has at the Home Run Derby. It's a fun one, so tune in.

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The crew digs into four ways to keep AI from melting your brain, including a clever trick where you have it challenge your thinking and let it knock out the boring spreadsheet work for you. They also unpack America's most searched word definitions, with gaslighting topping the list and love sitting right behind it. That love talk takes a surprisingly heartfelt turn, capped off with a promise involving a six pack and a pound from Taco John's. Then they trade some spicy opinions on the best and worst states to live in, where Tennessee lands an F and North Dakota kicks off a whole debate. It's a loose, funny morning stacked with big opinions and even bigger laughs.

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Germs are everywhere, and the crew breaks down the three things you should always wash your hands after touching, from grocery cart handles to the touchscreens at the gas station. Then it's good news time, starting with a Montana nonprofit called the Bar Fairies that leaves coffee gift cards on cars people left at the bar overnight. A Connecticut husky earns a T-bone steak after chasing off a charging black bear to protect a kid. And a 94-year-old named Brian Murray lands a Guinness World Record as the oldest water skier. Plus the crew adds up the price tag on Taylor and Travis Swift's thirty million dollar wedding.

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Krispy Kreme teamed up with the Girl Scouts to make cookie donuts, and Stitch and Houston completely lost their minds over the Thin Mint and Lemon-Ups versions. Then there's Snake the Bigfoot hunter, a guy who swears he found Sasquatch remains, got them DNA tested, and named the creature Daks. And if you've got a spare thirty two million dollars sitting around, Wayne Manor from the old Adam West Batman series is up for sale, ghosts of terrible acting included.

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Hump day on Hot Mornings brings a democracy that's rigged from the start. A homemade remix cooked up in the lab overnight goes up for a listener vote, original versus the new version. Then a reminder lands that whoever runs the station gets a vote that counts more than everyone else's.

The crew digs into a list of top old person habits that are still fair game to mock. Flamethrowing your weeds, groaning while standing up, calling it "the Book of Faces." There's also a rescue mission after one host gets stuck on the floor for two and a half hours in the Harry Potter line at Universal.

And they crack open a list of rich people things you can actually pull off on a budget. Saunas, tailored clothes, nine dollar wine that tastes like a million bucks, and cheesecake slices the size of your head.

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Taylor and Travis tied the knot, and this recap can't stop chewing on it. Adam Sandler officiated, Paul McCartney sang, and the vows got read off hundred-thousand-dollar gold books. There's also a rapid-fire round of real firework names, where Control Alt Kaboom and Psycho Peacock somehow made the list. Then things take a turn when the news drops that a daily hot dog could mean an eighteen percent bump in colorectal cancer, so Joey Chestnut, stay safe out there.

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The gang's still nursing that America's 250th birthday hangover, and they're not sure what to do with their hands now that the fireworks have faded. Meanwhile, Leslie's gone completely dark since she skipped town on the 2nd, so a rescue mission is officially in the works if she doesn't text back by Friday. And the countdown to the 86th annual Sturgis Rally is on, with the crew already buzzing about the biggest music festival in the world rolling back into town.

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Houston and Stitch ring in America's 250th birthday with a full tank of patriotic energy and zero filter. They draft their own fix-it list for the country and things get spicy fast, from term limits to healthcare. Then Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce pick the biggest weekend of the year to tie the knot, and the guys dig into why this country turns celebrities into royalty. They wrap it up with real fireworks safety numbers, plus Houston's sparkler scar story that'll make you think twice before grabbing one.

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Stitch and Houston count down to tonight's 500 drone light show over Rapid City, complete with guesses about what shapes might show up 600 feet in the sky. Then they break down the wedding takeover happening at Madison Square Garden for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, castle staircases and all. And somewhere in there, Houston shares exactly where he wants his ashes scattered, which is not a normal answer.

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Stitch and Houston kick off July with America turning two hundred and fifty years old, and downtown Rapid City is throwing a party for it, with live music, a parade, and five hundred drones lighting up the sky above Main Street. The guys also dig into the real history of the hot dog and get a reality check on where it actually comes from. They wrap things up dreaming about summer road trips, including one mountain drive in Montana that sounds like it could give anyone a heart attack.

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America's turning 250, and Rapid City is going all out. Here's the rundown on the Real America Birthday Bash happening downtown, from the largest drone show ever assembled with 500 drones lighting up the sky to fireworks coming back to Mount Rushmore.

Then the grill takes over. An article claims there are seven foods you should never cook on a grill, and the idea that nobody grills pizza sets off a full-on debate.

There's also "funflation," the trend where a good time comes with a giant price tag. One family dropped close to $10,000 chasing the World Cup across the country, credit cards and all.

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Good morning! Today Mark Houston gets ready for Rapid City's massive America birthday bash, complete with a 500-drone show launching from Central High School. He digs into WalletHub's ranking of the best and worst cities for the Fourth of July, and he's pretty fired up that the home of Mount Rushmore got snubbed entirely. Plus, you'll find out the truth behind that mysterious low hum people swear they hear all around the world. Turns out the answer might be inside your own head.

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The doctors are fed up, and this morning we get into the wildest health trends they're begging you to quit, from parasite cleanses to nitrous oxide and everything in between. Then there's the 84-year-old man suing Waffle House because a strawberry shortcake waffle ad allegedly distracted him into a face-first fall. And one woman turned her vacation into a one-person mission, clearing towels off pool chairs people had been hogging all week. Superhero or villain? The internet can't agree.

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Mark Houston digs into the new natural-dye M&Ms rolling out on Amazon and why blue and brown are going missing. Then there's the survey where people picked which life stat they'd boost video-game style. Plus a public service announcement so wild you'll want to hear it twice. Tune in.

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Mark Houston's got your Wednesday morning sorted on Hot Mornings. This one's a ride. We're talking about a guy in California who took a header into a vault toilet trying to rescue his dropped sunglasses... and yeah, Mark has thoughts about whether those shades were worth saving. Then things get cosmic when scientists lay out five ways the universe might end, and Mark picks his favorite like he's calling a winner at the racetrack. Plus, World Cup visitors have a name for what America's ranch dressing and barbecue does to you before you fly home, and it's a good one. Press play and start your day grinning.

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The breaks did not disappoint this morning. Science says cats might actually make you more stressed, and honestly, we're not surprised. A DoorDash robot named Dot rolled straight into a SWAT scene because that delivery was getting completed no matter what. Plus Kraft dropped a TSA-approved ranch travel kit for the World Cup crowd who can't stop chugging the stuff. Tune in for all of it.

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It's a solo Thursday for Leslie Lane, holding down Hot Mornings while Stitch and Houston play hooky. She digs into June 18th being National Splurge Day and gives you full permission to nap, order the bigger latte, or lock yourself in the bathroom for five minutes of peace. Then there's Mile, the baby pony living on the fourth floor of a Croatian apartment building, who's out here proving it really does take a village. Plus the TSA's plea to traveling World Cup fans... please stop chugging ranch outside airport security. It's a fun, messy, heartfelt morning you'll want to catch.

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Welcome to Hot Mornings on Hot 93.1. Today the gang goes off on sparkling peach mango bone broth, the protein drink that promises immortality while you stand there aging anyway. Then there's the Titanic gift shop in Pigeon Forge, complete with a floating boat, an iceberg, and dish towels nobody asked for.

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Mark Houston hosts Hot Mornings solo on Hot 93.1. This podcast recaps all the breaks from the show between 6 and 10 am on weekdays.

In this episode, a Massachusetts lacrosse team forfeits a playoff game after players were caught smoking cigars, and parents claim the cigars were fake tea leaves until a receipt timestamp proves otherwise. Japanese fans at the World Cup pick up trash in the stadium after the game, a tradition that goes back nearly thirty years. Plus, advertising is now arriving in EA Sports video games.

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Friday, June 12th 2026

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Thursday, June 11th 2026

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Monday, June 8th 2026

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Tuesday, June 2nd 2026

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Wednesday, May 6th 2026

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Happy May Day, Beltane, Friday-- whatever you wanna call it, we're glad it's here and we're glad you're here, too!

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It's the last day of April and ALSO National Raisin Day! Wow. We can't believe our luck!

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Wednesday, April 29th 2026

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This is our formal submission to be South Dakota's state cryptid.

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Elton John apparently has an incredible candle line. Taylor Swift allegedly is planning a wedding. And your HOT Mornings Crew is...well, you'll see when you listen. Happy Monday!

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Happy Arbor Day! Hug a tree for us :)

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Thursday, April 23rd 2026

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To quote Stevie Nicks, "I'm getting older." With Houston away, Leslie and Stitch contemplate what it means to get older and also: why do men in locker rooms always choose the one right next to yours? These and many other truths unfold on this morning's edition of HOT Mornings!

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How far will you go for the newest health trend? Did you know spiders have paws? The HOT Mornings crew dissects these topics and more on this morning's episode!

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Dive on in to the wonderful, extended universe of American Girl books and movies, Leslie's trauma with early 2000s Yoplait commercials, and so much more on another HOT Morning on HOT 93.1!

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Can someone help Leslie get a parking permit? No? Okay. We'll settle for maybe some NeeDoh and #alligatorrights.

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This morning, HOT Mornings runs the gamut from a sci-fi history lesson to this year’s next Hot Hunks competition. Is this podcast art? If so, is it political? Discuss. Or, just listen to the pod. The choice is yours!

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Stitch is back in the studio this morning! Houston, Stitch and Leslie talk about movie, movie theaters, and why movies nowadays are so damn long! Plus, a couple of heartwarming news stories because humans are, after all, capable of doing kind and beautiful things. Congratulations! If you've read this far, you've got a better attention span than most. We're not kidding. Find out why on this episode of Hot Mornings!

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Stitch is gone again, leaving Houston and Leslie to their own devices. Today's topics span the globe from Japan to Long Island. A Hershey's debacle continues. As always, Tuesdays are the worst but the show must go on!

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Does Coffee Face exist or should we just leave women alone? Is coffee really hydrating or are we in denial? Will Stitch ever return from war? Find out the answers to all of these (or none of these) this morning on HOT Mornings!

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Looking for a breakfast sponsorship for HOT Mornings so we can stop talking about food all the time. The trio realizes just how divisive refined sugar can be.

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This morning, HOT Mornings is hungry, apparently. Join us as we dish out our favorite TikTok food trends and talking about the concerning trend of sketchy, expensive festivals. Plus, special vocal performances by Houston and Stitch!

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Your annual reminder to lighten up a little...but not too much. Hot Mornings talks about April Fool's Day and whether or not it's actually a fun holiday. The verdict's still out, but come hang with us anyway!

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It's the last day of March! Celebrate the swift, mend-melting passage of time with Houston, Stitch and Leslie!

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Yeah, it's that kind of Friday. The Hot Mornings team discusses everything from crying in your car to regional dishes to Stitch's FOMO. And so much more.

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It sounds like a drink you'd order at a local dive, but no, the Nippulini is worse. Much worse. Listen to today's episode of Hot Mornings to find out why!

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Houston, Leslie, and Stitch talk about the nuance of the adult Easter basket, Chappell Roan's latest snafu, and the world's most harmless sea creature.

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This morning, the Hot Mornings gang talks about the unsung hero of movie theater snacks, an exciting announcement for the Sturgis Buffalo Chip, and so much more.

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Friday, March 20th 2026

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Houston, Stitch, and Leslie discuss the intricacies of the waffle vs cake cone. Plus, The Roadhouse from our sister stations sit down with Sandy Schwan with Summer Nights to talk the 2026 Summer Season.

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Happy Hump Day! The Hot Mornings crew are all back together again for the first time this week. Hijinks ensue. You know the drill.

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The luck o' the Irish has hit HOT Mornings! And not just because Stitch is out of office today. Leslie and Houston discuss St. Paddy's day, animal record-holders, and some confusing tidbits about corned beef.

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The time may have changed but the usual vibes are here to stay on Hot Mornings!

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This morning, the HOT Mornings crew discuss some breaking news and drunken mishaps that span the globe.

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Houston, Stitch, and Leslie discuss the economics of store-bought liver, Spring Cleaning, and an inspiring Kākāpō mating boom.

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Ever wonder what the Tooth Fairy does with all those teeth? Us, too. Catch up on Wednesday morning's episode with Houston, Stitch, and Leslie.

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Stitch and Leslie admit to the world their favorite Jelly Belly flavors and the trio talk the new SD Highway Patrol uniform change that has swept the nation...or at least the local Facebook post.

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Oh, the places we'll go on today's episode of Hot Mornings on HOT 93.1! Houston, Stitch, and Leslie talk their favorite Dr. Seuss books as well as some literary deep cuts and Houston's inevitable conversion to YEEDM.

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After taking a week off with Houston away, the trio are back together. Houston, Stitch, and Leslie help you get ready for your weekend and ask some...interesting questions along the way.

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Stitch and Leslie hold down the fort while Houston is out of the office, so naturally they talk about their two favorite things: their pets and new places to eat.

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Stitch, Houston, and Leslie get their sick gains with protein water while also indulging in some good old-fashioned complaining. Plus: Elmo at the Olympics, baby pigeons, and more!

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Yeah, you read that right. With Stitch gone, Leslie and Houston rehash some DMV-related trauma, the astronomical amount of condoms handed out at the Olympics, and a few things in between. As always, it's a hot mess on HOT Mornings.

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Leslie, Stitch, and Houston talk everything from addictive foods and British “pudding” confusion to relationship arguments, baby name debates, and a preview of Rapid City’s St. Patrick’s Day Leprechaun pub crawl.

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Leslie, Stitch, and Houston celebrate National Latte Day, swap thoughts on what to watch next, and talk about some questionable meal choices. It's a classic Hot Morning on HOT 93.1!

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Leslie, Stitch, and Houston debate text-message etiquette, Justin Bieber, McNugget Caviar, and so much more. It’s equal parts pop culture confusion and morning-show chaos, as always, on Hot Mornings!

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