College football is here, and Joey and Kayler break down the Flyers' big opening win last weekend. They also debate the Bengals' final cuts to 53 before preparing to watch the Reds ride off into the sunset.
Grab your coffee, because this week on Morning Brunch, Caleb, Kelley, Jamie, and Lee are talking sunscreen myths, the National Park Service’s social media posts, and two very questionable food choices, an Oreo chicken burger and Little Debbie chocolate. They also get into the wild story of a man who claimed to be an NFL wide receiver and had women believing he was someone he wasn’t. Of course we can't forget about the great baby talk debate and the question of whether a TV belongs in the bedroom. And to end on a feel good note, they share the story of a Tennessee boy who received a Dolly Parton scholarship and is now heading to college to study music.
Storm Team 2 Meteorologist Melissa Barrington speaks with the National Weather Service about a historically wet August, and the important role storm spotters play in expanding weather coverage for the region.
The kids are coming in after the early evening shows and we are going to record K2G at 6:30. It'll be them showing off some of the veggies they're proudest of from the garden this year.
Grace and Emily talk with Karla Knox, president of PACO and chair of the Hispanic Heritage Parade, about the event taking place on Saturday, Sept. 19, at RiverScape MetroParks downtown.