ROAD RAGE 101 · Wednesday · 1 hr

MISO HORNY…

The New WSMG WEBSITE We have a New Website!!! Duchess Top Host Let's Help the Duchess blow the Lemon-aid stand and get famous on IHEART RADIO Colokum Craft Coffee USE THE PROMO CODE "WSMG15" FOR 15% OFF YOUR COFFEE PURCHASE Boomer Bunker Dischord Become a Bunker Dweller 55 MISO HORNY… NATIONAL DAY: National Bring Your Teddy Bear to Work and School Day — Second Wednesday in October. BIRTHDAY: Usher (born 1978) — Singer and performer; turns 48. THIS DAY IN HISTORY: 1947 — Chuck Yeager became the first person to break the sound barrier in the Bell X-1. ------- MISO HORNY… (NEW YORK POST) Forget the California Gold Rush—there’s a new kind of prospecting in Silicon Valley! Matchmakers say women are increasingly targeting wealthy AI engineers as potential husbands, especially employees at companies like OpenAI and Anthropic. With fortunes potentially waiting in stock options, the competition for Mr. Right has apparently become a competition for Mr. Rich. Is it true love, financial planning, or artificial intimacy? ------- IF WE COULD ONLY PREVENT ONE DEATH… (NOT THE BEE) Two lawful permanent residents in Alabama have been arrested and federally charged with allegedly voting illegally. Prosecutors say a Jamaican national voted in the 2024 election, while a Peruvian national voted in multiple elections despite neither being a U.S. citizen. Both face up to a year in prison if convicted. The cases revive questions about voter verification, election safeguards, and how illegal ballots get through the system. ------- TURNING THE TABLES ON FLOCK (THE SURVIVAL PODCAST) A Canadian software engineer built his own automatic license plate reader—but programmed it to track police vehicles instead of ordinary motorists. When officers reportedly visited his home expressing privacy and safety concerns, the irony practically wrote itself. Jack Spirko argues the experiment exposes a double standard surrounding Flock-style surveillance. If tracking everyone is acceptable for public safety, why does the conversation change when police become the subjects? ------ SHOW CREDITS: Thank you to my co-host and audio producer: John JamingoBoomer Bunker My other co-hosts: Ken Madden and Boomer Bob The cast of characters: The Duchess of New Jersey Sam (Cody's mom) Cody Lorenzo and occasionally Flo (Lorenzo's motha) and a big Thank You to all my Supporters: Aaron I had to Say it The Duchess of New Jersey Boomer Bunker Steve McShane of the Razor Wire News Josh Roberts from New Hampshire and you can always leave a comment by email: bruce@wsmgmedia.com

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The New WSMG WEBSITE

We have a New Website!!!

Duchess Top Host

Let's Help the Duchess blow the Lemon-aid stand and get famous on IHEART RADIO

Colokum Craft Coffee

USE THE PROMO CODE "WSMG15" FOR 15% OFF YOUR COFFEE PURCHASE

Boomer Bunker Dischord

Become a Bunker Dweller

55 MISO HORNY…

NATIONAL DAY: National Bring Your Teddy Bear to Work and School Day — Second Wednesday in October.

BIRTHDAY: Usher (born 1978) — Singer and performer; turns 48.

THIS DAY IN HISTORY: 1947 — Chuck Yeager became the first person to break the sound barrier in the Bell X-1.

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MISO HORNY… (NEW YORK POST)

Forget the California Gold Rush—there’s a new kind of prospecting in Silicon Valley! Matchmakers say women are increasingly targeting wealthy AI engineers as potential husbands, especially employees at companies like OpenAI and Anthropic. With fortunes potentially waiting in stock options, the competition for Mr. Right has apparently become a competition for Mr. Rich. Is it true love, financial planning, or artificial intimacy?

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IF WE COULD ONLY PREVENT ONE DEATH… (NOT THE BEE)

Two lawful permanent residents in Alabama have been arrested and federally charged with allegedly voting illegally. Prosecutors say a Jamaican national voted in the 2024 election, while a Peruvian national voted in multiple elections despite neither being a U.S. citizen. Both face up to a year in prison if convicted. The cases revive questions about voter verification, election safeguards, and how illegal ballots get through the system.

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TURNING THE TABLES ON FLOCK (THE SURVIVAL PODCAST)

A Canadian software engineer built his own automatic license plate reader—but programmed it to track police vehicles instead of ordinary motorists. When officers reportedly visited his home expressing privacy and safety concerns, the irony practically wrote itself. Jack Spirko argues the experiment exposes a double standard surrounding Flock-style surveillance. If tracking everyone is acceptable for public safety, why does the conversation change when police become the subjects?

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SHOW CREDITS:

Thank you to my co-host and audio producer: John JamingoBoomer Bunker

My other co-hosts:

Ken Madden and Boomer Bob

The cast of characters:

The Duchess of New Jersey

Sam (Cody's mom)

Cody

Lorenzo and occasionally Flo (Lorenzo's motha)

and a big Thank You to all my Supporters:

Aaron I had to Say it