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Joey & Nancy

The morning show that sounds like East Tennessee! Catch up on "Lucky 7" trivia, hear the latest Hot Tea, and everything happening in our chaotic lives! Listen to Joey and Nancy live M-F 5:30am-10:00am on 107.7 WIVK! Podcasts presented by Roane State Community College, "where we put students first!"

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  • Friday · 39 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 11-6-26

    Nancy admitted she's officially down to her backup socks because her house renovation has completely taken over her life. The bedroom, laundry room, pantry, office, and closet are all torn apart, there are little pathways through the house, and her friend was actually excited to see Nancy's normally perfect house looking like a construction-zone version of Hoarders. Joey went to a GI doctor and got stressed out trying to update his family medical history. He realized the information he was using came from emails he sent his parents back in 2013, and a lot has changed since then. His mom even replied that nothing was different, despite several family members passing away or developing major health issues. Hot Tea: Dolly Parton's estate dropped its lawsuit against nephew Brian Seaver, although it could be refiled later. Sammy Kershaw said his feelings were hurt after the CMA Awards wouldn't let him walk the red carpet despite the show's 90s country focus. And an Italian chef in Australia got fired after refusing to put pineapple on a pizza because he considered it an insult to Italian culture. A conversation about retirement took a wild turn when Nancy shared the story of a "never-ending cruise" where retirees live full-time on a ship instead of in a retirement community. After more than two years at sea, the company ran out of money and fuel, forcing residents in Cambodia to pack up their entire lives and get off the ship with just 24 hours' notice. Mike Keith stopped by ahead of Tennessee's big game against Kentucky and talked about Dark Mode at Neyland Stadium, playoff implications, and why this could be one of the biggest Tennessee-Kentucky games in decades. He also revealed that one thing people always get wrong about him is assuming he never played sports, which he says couldn't be further from the truth. Lucky 7 for $50 to the Copper Cellar family of restaurant Karly gave everyone an update on life with Luke. The two have been together about seven weeks, they're watching Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy together every night, and this weekend she'll meet Luke's parents and sister for the first time when they come to town for the Kentucky game. Nancy was horrified when Joey told her about a cosmetic procedure that uses processed fat from deceased donors. The conversation immediately went off the rails as everyone debated where the fat comes from, how it's collected, and whether anyone would actually want a dead person's fat injected into their body. Brian Rice from 99.1 The Sports Animal joined the Big Orange Breakdown and predicted Tennessee would beat Kentucky. He gave the Vols four out of five Smokey Dogs and said the biggest key is avoiding mistakes against a Kentucky team that's built its season on doing exactly that. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • Thursday · 45 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 11-5-26

    Joey and Nancy started the morning swapping storm stories after last night's rough weather. Nancy said driving through West Knoxville was nerve-racking because the rain and reflections made it almost impossible to see, while Joey couldn't get over how intense the lightning was. A New York City Marathon runner's death led to a conversation about rhabdomyolysis. Karly explained how muscles can break down during extreme exertion and release toxins into the bloodstream. The whole thing had Joey joking that he doesn't want to exercise anymore. A tiny election in Parrottsville turned into one of Nancy's favorite stories of the day. A brother-in-law and sister-in-law tied for a commission seat with 38 votes each, and with only 230 people living in town, everyone was trying to figure out how the tie would get broken. Hot Tea: Martha Stewart says Craig Melvin is to blame for her controversial Halloween costume after he spilled chocolate on the sweater she planned to wear. Someone is selling a Jim Beam barstool that was supposedly used by Ella Langley, Luke Combs, Riley Green, and Chris Stapleton. Meanwhile, Coke's CEO says the company isn't exactly embracing TikTok's nickname for Diet Coke: "fridge cigarettes." A movie theater in the Netherlands plans to hypnotize people before they rewatch movies they've already seen to find out if they can experience them like it's the first time again. That led to everyone sharing things they'd love to relive, from favorite movies and books to first trips to Disney and rides at Dollywood. Nancy admitted she has a consultation scheduled with a plastic surgeon after seeing an AI version of herself with fewer wrinkles. She was surprised by how many friends and family members are trying to talk her out of it. Lucky 7 for $50 to the Copper Cellar family of restaurants The planned lighting upgrade for Knoxville's Sunsphere sparked an unexpectedly passionate debate. Joey and Nancy called Sports Animal host Brian Rice, who declared the whole thing a terrible idea and said nobody should be messing with one of Knoxville's most iconic landmarks. Nerd News included a Romanian woman who unknowingly used a million-dollar piece of amber as a doorstop, a Florida police department's new flying patrol vehicle that can only stay in the air for about 20 minutes, and scientists in Australia who created a robot dog controlled by human brain cells. Group Therapy focused on Megan, whose boyfriend wants her to delete every picture of her ex-husband from her phone. Since the photos include seven years' worth of vacations, holidays, and wedding memories, listeners were split on whether she should keep them or let them go. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • Wednesday · 40 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 11-4-26

    Joey and Nancy celebrated the end of election season and joked about finally getting a break from the nonstop political commercials. They also wondered what happens to all those election signs once they're no longer needed. The show got into a discussion about gym class after Joey's son claimed kids no longer change clothes for P.E. the way previous generations did. Nancy couldn't believe students might be playing sports in whatever they wore to school that day. Joey shared his latest parenting hack: smart light bulbs. He programmed his kids' lamps to dim automatically at bedtime and gradually brighten like a sunrise in the morning to help them wake up without a battle. Hot Tea: Dolly Parton's nephew Brian Seaver is fighting the restraining order filed against him by Dolly's estate, claiming his comments are protected by free speech. Megan Moroney is reportedly dating soccer star Christian Pulisic. Five people suffered chemical burns after a bartender accidentally used industrial degreaser instead of sugar on margarita rims at a North Carolina Chili's. Emilie from New2Knox stopped by to talk about what's new around East Tennessee. She highlighted The Chicken Sack in the Old City, Ripple Coffee Company in Fountain City, and upcoming holiday favorites like Brother Wolf's Miracle pop-up and Christmas light displays around Knoxville. Who Let the Bots Out?! Joey shared that some AI companies are discouraging users from being abusive toward chatbots because models learn from human interactions. He also talked about a humanoid robot being trained as a future caregiver and a laser-powered AI system that can reportedly shoot down mosquitoes in flight. Lucky 7 for $50 to the Copper Cellar family of restaurants Joey went to a church event where his introverted side was on full display. While his wife happily mingled with friends, Joey found himself dodging dance-floor invitations, hiding near a support pillar, and wishing he and his wife had a secret code for when he's socially tapped out. The show talked about how GLP-1 weight-loss medications like Ozempic are reportedly impacting beer sales. Nancy explained that the medications make people feel full much faster, meaning fewer drinks and smaller tabs at bars and restaurants. What Makes You Special? I'm a 911 Dispatcher See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • Tuesday · 51 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 11-3-26

    Joey and Nancy kicked off Election Day trying to figure out the best time to vote and joked that this midterm election feels more like a presidential election because of all the attention and nonstop political ads. Joey and Nancy talked about the tragic Florida private jet crash that killed nine people. Nancy shared her perspective as a former pilot, explained the mayday call, and discussed how icing conditions may have contributed to the crash. DIY Joe returned after discovering that buying a toilet is way more complicated than he ever imagined. Joey went down a research rabbit hole involving bowl shapes, flush systems, comfort height, map scores, and even became convinced there might be some kind of toilet-handle Mandela Effect. Nancy gave an update on her son Ben after he was caught on a Ring camera taking a Halloween candy bucket. Ben chose to apologize in person, and seeing a little girl at the house made him realize how wrong his actions were. Another kid involved in the incident ended up apologizing, too. Hot Tea: Bill Belichick and Jordan Hudson have reportedly ended their relationship after keeping the split quiet. Tim McGraw shut down rumors that he performed at Taylor Swift’s wedding, saying he simply attended as a guest. A Florida woman was arrested for DUI after trying to pay for a Taco Bell order with tampons and blowing nearly three times the legal limit. The show debated whether political attack ads should be allowed to say almost anything and discussed how political speech receives broad First Amendment protections. Then they invited listeners to create their own 10-second “attack ads” about coworkers, spouses, bad drivers, and even Joey himself. Nancy took a few playful shots at Joey, callers piled on, and the segment eventually turned into everyone making attack ads about themselves. Lucky 7 for $50 Copper Cellar Family of Restaurants Karly’s dad joined the show to give his review of Karly’s boyfriend Luke after meeting him at the family Halloween party. Patrick approved of Luke so far, praised his manners, and jokingly hinted that the traditional dad speech may still be coming. Joey shared the story of an Arizona man who was literally picked up by a tornado while riding his bicycle home from the grocery store. The guy survived with only minor injuries. Joey contemplated whether riding a tornado would actually be kind of fun if it were guaranteed to be safe. Group Therapy focused on a bride-to-be who wants to invite her cousin to the wedding but not the cousin’s destructive eight-year-old twin daughters. Listeners suggested everything from hiring a babysitter and creating a kids’ zone to simply accepting that family drama might last longer than any wedding-day chaos. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • Monday · 52 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 11-2-26

    Joey, Nancy, and Karly kicked off the morning talking about the time change, how early everyone woke up, and whether schools should get the Monday before Election Day off. A woman at Nancy's church kept moaning during the service and it distracted Nancy from listening to the sermon. The show recapped Halloween weekend and agreed the weather was nearly perfect for trick-or-treating. Nancy took grandson Greyson out for his first Halloween, but the one-year-old made it only one street before deciding he was done. Joey’s family skipped handing out candy and spent the night bowling and playing games at Main Event instead. Nancy got an unexpected call from another parent after a Ring camera video surfaced showing her son Ben taking an entire candy bucket from a front porch. After confronting him, Ben admitted what happened, lost his phone privileges, and will be personally apologizing to the homeowners to make things right. Hot Tea: Ella Langley stopped a Halloween concert to tell fans to quit throwing candy on stage. Thomas Rhett and his family dressed as characters from Aladdin. Lizzo paid tribute to Dolly Parton with her costume. Dan + Shay dressed up as a shark and a penguin. Former Band Perry member Neil Perry took a public shot at his sister on social media. A South Korean army officer was suspended after repeatedly leaving his post to feed his pet lizard. Joey may have broken his toe while stepping out of his bathtub. His foot turned multiple shades of purple and red, so he went to an orthopedic clinic. The doctor suspected a possible hairline fracture and recommended buddy-taping the toes. The crew debated daylight saving time and discussed the Sunshine Protection Act. Tennessee has already approved a move to permanent daylight saving time, but federal action would still be required before any changes could take effect. Lucky 7 for $50 to the Copper Cellar family of restaurants. The show talked Halloween costumes, including Heidi Klum showing up as a giant hand and Martha Stewart apologizing after criticism over a homeless-themed costume. Joey attended Nancy's grandson Greyson’s fishing-themed first birthday party and joked that Nancy could start a business planning themed events. From bobber drink cups and fish-bait snacks to cattail decorations and fishing waders, Nancy fully committed to the theme and happily accepted compliments afterward. Boston’s airport is holding a contest to find its next official voice for the PA system. Joey wants to do a similar competition for McGhee Tyson Airport to have East Tennessee accents welcoming travelers to Knoxville. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • October 30 · 32 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 10-30-26

    Joey shared that he asked his wife to check with their son’s doctor about melatonin because bedtime has been a struggle lately. He was shocked when the doctor advised against it, citing concerns about kids and adolescents, which led to a lively conversation about melatonin, magnesium spray, and Nancy’s family using melatonin gummies like candy. The show shared a list of last-minute Halloween costume ideas for anyone who waited until the final day. Favorites included a ghost, tourist, burglar, bunch of grapes, serial killer made from cereal boxes, and what Nancy called the dumbest costume ever: a “ceiling fan” carrying pom-poms and cheering for the ceiling. Hot Tea: A secret memoir written by Dolly Parton before her death sold for $13 million after a bidding war. Lainey Wilson’s husband Duck joked that friends now want him to introduce them to famous country stars. A six-year-old Kentucky boy trapped in traffic during a bridge shutdown sold $80 worth of school fundraiser chocolate bars in just a few minutes. Joey, Nancy, Karly, and Wivick the Frog spent part of the day at East Tennessee Children’s Hospital dressed as Toy Story characters. Joey’s Woody costume was way too tight, missing pieces, and looked like a used costume, while Nancy’s Jessie outfit had its own fit issues. The group agreed that it was worth the embarrassment. To get Nancy in the Halloween spirit, Joey sent her and Karly to investigate the station’s supposedly haunted basement bathroom. The biggest discovery was that the bathroom needs cleaning more than it needs an exorcism. Lucky 7 for $50 to Old South Candy Your Cowboy Pal Gunner called in for his annual Halloween Redneck Readings. He assured Paige that her happiness would continue, predicted Darren will retire at 60, and warned Karly that her relationship with Luke will last as long as she keeps him away from her friends. Nancy celebrated a big milestone as grandson Greyson turned one year old. The show revisited audio from when Nancy first learned she was going to be a grandmother and was struggling with the idea of being called “Grandma.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • October 29 · 41 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 10-29-26

    Joey, Nancy, and Karly talked early voting and Election Day plans. Karly shared that she saw the movie Wicker in 4DX with her cousin Mary. The movie is about a woman who falls in love with a man made entirely of wicker basket material, and Karly said the moving theater seats made some scenes hilarious. Joey spent the rest of the segment trying to understand why anyone would make a movie about a wicker husband. Hot Tea: Luke Bryan almost passed on “Drunk on You” because he thought the lyric “girl, you make my speakers go boom boom” was too cheesy. Kenny Chesney announced the loss of his beloved goldendoodle Poncho, calling him the dog that taught him how to love. An Oklahoma man was arrested after trying to escape authorities by tying his ankle monitor to smiley-face balloons that weren’t strong enough to lift it. The WIVK crew revealed their Halloween costumes. Joey is Woody, Nancy is Jessie, Karly is Rex, and the station frog will be Hamm from Toy Story. They’ll be visiting East Tennessee Children’s Hospital in costume. The show turned Halloween into a guessing game by having kids call in and perform a voice or quote from their costumes. Listeners stumped through characters like Happy Gilmore, Shrek, Buzz Lightyear, Ghostbusters, Harry Potter, the Wicked Witch, and more. Lucky 7 for $50 to Old South Candy Karly shared a big relationship update. Her boyfriend Luke is attending her family’s Halloween party and meeting nearly her entire family at once. She admitted her brother makes her the most nervous, and after lots of wild guesses from listeners, she revealed that she and Luke will be dressed as pirates. Joey brought up celebrity plastic surgery after Karly showed the team a recent photo of Jennifer Lawrence that they barely recognized. The conversation escalated into AI-generated cosmetic surgery photos of the entire morning show, with Nancy joking that Joey accidentally made everyone look too good. Group Therapy focused on a woman whose dachshund has accumulated nearly $8,000 in medical bills due to kidney problems. Her husband thinks there should be a limit to how much they spend, while Nancy passionately argued that pets are family, and that decisions should be based on a dog’s quality of life, not just the cost. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • October 28 · 44 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 10-28-26

    Nancy had a dream where Joey suddenly took up dipping tobacco and carried around a spit bottle. Joey tested out a new sleep mask and discovered it blocks out so much light he couldn't tell if the bathroom light was on or off. Nancy recommended her favorite migraine-style sleep mask that lets side sleepers stay comfortable. Joey shared how he and his wife solved their annual Thanksgiving scheduling drama in Iowa. Instead of competing with his dad’s Thanksgiving dinner, Joey convinced his mom to celebrate on Friday with a catered meal that he and his brother will pay for. Hot Tea: Miranda Lambert revealed a fan once told her that “Gunpowder & Lead” gave her the courage to leave an abusive situation and shoot her husband. Florida officially named John Anderson’s “Seminole Wind” the state anthem. Cheerios and Ziploc are introducing a resealable cereal bag with a built-in pouring spout. Nancy drove her dad’s truck and discovered an assortment of random items including stacks of business cards, drill chargers, a leaf blower, Swiffer dusters, hand lotion, a flashlight-taser combo, and even a clean paintbrush used for dusting dashboard vents. That led to a listener discussion about strange things people keep in their vehicles. Answers included handcuffs, a tiny sombrero, a miniature potty, a machete, horse medicine and syringes, duct tape and zip ties, a body bag, a brother’s cremated remains, and even speculums. Lucky 7 for $50 to Old South Candy Nerd News featured reports that Apple’s new foldable iPhone is already experiencing screen cracks for some users. There's a theory that the Mona Lisa may have had alopecia due to her missing eyebrows and receding hairline. An AI-generated pop star left her virtual music group because she supposedly got pregnant, which was the creators’ way of retiring the character. Joey and Nancy talked about the rising cost of Halloween candy, which has jumped roughly 70% since 2021. They also laughed about a viral video showing a child receiving a single individually wrapped gummy bear as a trick-or-treat handout. “What Makes You Special?” featured Susie from East Tennessee, who rehabilitates bats. She brought a rescue bat named Sterling into the studio and taught listeners that bats aren’t blind, rarely carry rabies, help control insects, and are often misunderstood. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • October 27 · 45 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 10-27-26

    Joey finally put up his Halloween inflatable, “Count Bakula,” and showed Nancy photos of the Buck-ees themed decoration. Nancy realized she’s gone all out for Halloween too, with pumpkins, corn stalks, skeletons on a bench, and a porch goose named Gordon dressed for the season. Nancy discovered there’s a Hallmark Christmas Movie Cruise featuring Hallmark stars, themed parties, games, and holiday activities. She was devastated to learn it was happening this week and admitted she’d happily go by herself. The show talked about a viral Texas Roadhouse customer who claimed he was served a sirloin instead of the filet mignon he ordered. Joey and Nancy debated whether they’d even notice the difference. Nancy admitted she recently bought Texas Roadhouse honey cinnamon butter at the grocery store and then went to the restaurant just to get rolls. Hot Tea: Jay-Z was announced as the Super Bowl LXI halftime performer. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly skipped a few extravagant wedding ideas, including a multi-level carousel. A Florida family went viral after claiming police were called because their three-year-old soccer player was “too good” for his age group. Producer Karly found a website called Retro Codex that lists facts people were taught in school that have since been debunked. Joey and Nancy learned that quicksand is rarely deadly, bears don’t truly hibernate the way many people think, swimming after eating won’t make you drown, and there’s now a fifth ocean officially recognized around Antarctica. Joey took his sons golfing for the first time at a par-3 course despite knowing almost nothing about golf. He admitted he repeatedly used ChatGPT to settle arguments with his son about golf etiquette and described golf as “a more walking version of putt-putt,” which Nancy immediately roasted. The show reacted to news that Boyz II Men have signed with Warner Nashville and are working on a country album for 2027. That led to Joey sharing stories about performing Boyz II Men songs in middle school talent shows before Nancy and Karly forced him into an impromptu bluegrass version of “On Bended Knee.” Group Therapy featured Katie, whose boyfriend surprised her with expensive haunted house tickets. The problem: she loves Halloween but hates haunted houses and scary attractions. Listeners overwhelmingly encouraged her to be honest, explain her fears, and let her boyfriend take a friend instead. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • October 26 · 41 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 10-26-26

    Joey and Nancy talked about Vols football after Tennessee’s loss to South Carolina. They also debated field rushing, with Joey saying he’s over the trend and that it feels more like an Instagram moment than a true celebration. Karly and her boyfriend Luke were spotted at a pumpkin patch over the weekend. A listener recognized Karly and jokingly asked Luke if he was treating her right. Karly was embarrassed, while Luke thought the entire encounter was hilarious. The Monday Morning Wake-Up Call featured six-year-old Sophia, who immediately ran and hid in the bathroom after Joey and Nancy woke her up on speakerphone. Joey created a cardboard building competition for his two sons inspired by shows like Nailed It!, but quickly realized one project was clearly ahead of the other and worried about having to pick a winner. Listeners helped solve Joey’s parenting problem by suggesting multiple award categories instead of naming one overall winner. Hot Tea: Garth Brooks paused ticket sales for a Kansas City show after bots overwhelmed the system, and his team is working to make sure real fans get access to tickets. KFC is ending its decades-long partnership with Pepsi and switching to Coca-Cola products. An Iowa candidate for lieutenant governor is being sued by his own parents over unpaid farm rent and financial disputes, while several other lawsuits have also surfaced. Nancy flipped the script and tested Joey on difficult-to-pronounce words like acai, peony, Worcestershire, Porsche, and Nguyen. Lucky 7 for $50 to Old South Candy Joey and Nancy shared their frustration over the constant stream of political texts and calls leading up to Election Day. Nancy delivered another fake campaign ad, promising voters she would be "exactly as confused as the rest of us" and using the slogan, "Lowering expectations, exceeding them anyway." The show celebrated East Tennessee’s Emily Ann Roberts after her tour dates sold out quickly. Nancy also praised her social media content and said she should release a cookbook. Joey and Nancy discussed Six Flags adding seat belts to several roller coasters after a recent fatal accident. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • October 23 · 33 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 10-23-26

    Joey and Nancy started the morning by discovering that Nancy sleeps face down with her hands tucked under her thighs and no pillow. She also revealed she can fall asleep in the school pickup line in under a minute and has perfected the art of the car nap. The show got a big laugh out of an 11-second TikTok clip from a Chris Stapleton concert featuring a woman loudly howling through the performance. Joey and Nancy debated whether she sounded like she was singing, in labor, or having her toenails pulled off. Hot Tea: The Milwaukee Brewers are dealing with backlash over “Timeless Tickets” sold in 2015 that promised the best available seats for any future game, including the World Series. Some fans ended up with terrible seats or standing-room-only spots. Brad Paisley shared a story about Dolly Parton’s late husband, Carl Dean, happily waiting in the car all day while she worked. A woman in Oregon is suing a nail salon and the state after allegedly contracting herpes from a manicure, claiming officials failed to act after a similar case years earlier. Joey shared that his wife’s “frugal mode” was activated after he spent about $65 on a Woody costume for the show’s upcoming visit to East Tennessee Children’s Hospital. She researched cheaper options, but Joey decided the time and effort weren’t worth saving a few dollars. Voice of the Vols Mike Keith stopped by ahead of Tennessee’s trip to South Carolina and talked about juggling football and basketball season at the same time. He also delivered an over-the-top movie trailer voice for a fake film about competitive heavyweight pumpkin growing. Lucky 7 for Dollywood tickets. Karly gave a relationship update and confirmed she’s still happily dating Luke. She is super excited that they are going to a pumpkin patch this weekend. A conversation about Halloween turned into family pressure when Karly revealed relatives are encouraging her to invite Luke to the family Halloween party at the family’s “compound” in Loudon County. The show shared the bizarre story of a Florida police officer accused of assuming a deceased man’s identity. According to investigators, he claimed to be the man’s friend, moved into his house, handled his affairs for years, and was eventually caught when the man’s family stepped forward. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • October 22 · 35 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 10-22-26

    Joey, Nancy, and Karly talked McDonald's Monopoly because Joey's wife and Karly are both obsessed. The show remembered country legend John Anderson after news of his passing at age 71. Joey and Nancy talked about his biggest hits, including “Swingin’,” “Straight Tequila Night,” and “Seminole Wind.” Nancy shared the story of a British Columbia city council candidate whose campaign slogans include “Fine, I’ll do it” and “I Barely Want to Do This.” The unusual approach has made him one of the most popular candidates in the race. That led to an impromptu mock campaign ad for Nancy, where she described herself as “blissfully unaware,” “ready, fire, aim,” and “not dumber than the other guys.” Hot Tea: Roseanne Barr joked that she’s in love with Randy Quaid after filming makeout scenes together for her show. Zach Top is turning his Red Rocks concerts into a drive-in concert film event in Tennessee. A Colorado police department is being sued after officers’ poor Spanish communication led to the wrong man being arrested and bitten by a K-9. The show discussed new Airbnb policies cracking down on lengthy checkout chore lists. Guests can still take out trash and lock up, but hosts can no longer require things like stripping beds, doing laundry, or completing deep-cleaning tasks before checkout. Nancy complained about a dress she ordered from Walmart.com that arrived from Shein instead. The conversation turned into a lesson about Walmart’s third-party marketplace sellers and the importance of checking who actually ships an item before buying. Lucky 7 for Dollywood tickets Group Therapy featured Debbie, who was upset that her daughter now wants a "heads up" text before she comes over to visit the grandkids. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • October 21 · 43 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 10-21-26

    Joey realized he has the “spotlight effect” after Nancy casually commented on him listening to a podcast. He said he gets uncomfortable being noticed or perceived in ways he can't control, and the moment sent him down a rabbit hole about why he's like that. Nancy’s son abandoned plans to be a creepy Cat in the Hat for Halloween and instead picked Cookie Monster, while one of his friends is going as Oscar the Grouch. Hot Tea: Jay-Z is reportedly being considered for the Super Bowl halftime show, Riley Green says he hopes to be a dad someday, and a tourist who stole a flamingo from the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas was found guilty of animal cruelty. Joey’s son insisted he could handle Quaker Steak & Lube’s hottest sauce, then quickly regretted it. Joey’s favorite part was hearing, “Daddy, you were right,” two days later. The internet had a field day with Tim McGraw’s very noticeable tan at his Country Music Hall of Fame induction. Lucky 7 for Dollywood tickets Nancy’s garage drama continued, and Joey officially declared her “Petty Betty” after she exchanged some pointed texts with the installation company over more delays. What Makes You Special? I'm Lady Vols Basketball head coach Kim Caldwell! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • October 20 · 54 min

    Joey and Nancy Full Show 10-20-26

    Joey shared photos from Marvin's 10th birthday dessert table, which included Cosmic Brownies, Nothing Bundt Cakes, pink Walmart cookies, donuts, cheesecake, cake balls, ice cream, and a Chick-fil-A milkshake. The show talked about Banana Ball returning to Knoxville, but it won’t be the Savannah Bananas. Instead, it will be the Indianapolis Clowns and Texas Tailgaters, which Joey compared to seeing a really good cover band instead of the headliner. A nurse called out “Pamela Anderson” while Nancy was at the doctor’s office with her son. This led to a conversation about people with famous names, such as: Peyton Manning, Bruce Wayne, Ted Bundy, Donald Duck, Ronald Reagan, and Jack Daniels. The crew discussed a 16-year-old New York student who plastered Manhattan with flyers asking to shadow people at work. He’s already spent time with radio hosts, restaurant owners, a dog groomer, and an airline captain while trying to figure out his future career. Hot Tea: Megan Moroney caught criticism for wearing giant angel wings during the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Elon Musk says he plans to give SpaceX stock to every child in America, and a Purdue expedition searching for Amelia Earhart’s plane discovered the “airplane” was actually trees and coral sand. Joey took his new e-bike on a nine-mile ride around Knoxville, got lost, worried about the battery, and then learned from Karly that Tennessee law generally doesn’t allow e-bikes on sidewalks when the motor is engaged. A Morristown man was arrested after allegedly dressing as event security to sneak into the Tennessee-Alabama game. The plan might have worked if he hadn’t been caught carrying a White Claw while pretending to be on duty. Lucky 7 for tickets to DOllywood Karly’s boyfriend Luke joined the show for the first time. He revealed Karly made the first move, they bonded over astronomy, and he survived a round of "Lukey 7" with Karly trivia. The show talked about Selena Gomez, saying vaping permanently changed her voice. Joey played older and newer clips of Selena, and the crew debated whether the differences came from vaping, age, or both. The conversation ended with a simple takeaway: don’t vape. Group Therapy focused on whether kids should be paid for chores. Wade argued that children shouldn’t get money for helping around the house because contributing to the family is expected. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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