Hi Idiots.

This show has been on the air now for a pretty dang long time. The airwaves have had to put up with nearly 30 years of pure idiocracy, poor thing. In that time, the show has done something right at some point, considering it was nominated for the Radio Hall of Fame last year.

From charity work to absolute hilarity, each show member has seen their fair share of memorable moments on the show, and this month, we're going to hear from each member of the show about what their favorite moment on the show has been. To get things started, we'll hear from Steve.

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From Grand Rapids, MI to Pamplona, Spain

For context, Steve joined the Free Beer and Hot Wings Morning Show back in 2009, making him the third-longest member of the show. Way back in 2011, Steve and former producer Joe partook in possibly the craziest stunt the show has ever seen, flying to Spain to participate in the Running of the Bulls. 

Steve filmed the entire event while running the streets of Pamplona and being chased by bulls, avoiding getting crushed by the stampede of people,  as well as producing a series of daily vlogs showcasing their time in Spain. To this day, he says it was one of the "coolest, craziest, and scariest" things he's ever been a part of.

Oh, and he said another memorable moment on the show was meeting his wife during a live show. No big deal, though.

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How I think each show member would fare if they were in 1620 trying to live in an unexplored world.

Gallery Credit: Tommy McNeill

Phone Screener Tommy Gives 4 Tips To Get Your Call On-Air

In a time where text messaging is king, we here are the Free Beer and Hot Wings Morning Show are proud to say we still get well over 100 phone calls every day.

However, due to the number of callers we get, we want to ensure that the callers we CAN get On Air make the most of their time. So Maitlynn and I have come together to give 4 tips to get your call on air effectively. 

Gallery Credit: Tommy McNeill