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What to do and how to act in public, especially at a British car show. Why your best friend is someone that you NEVER have to talk to, and Amy gets introduced to a device called Mr Chair!!

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Broadcasting legend Tom Barnard stops by the Coffee Shop to talk about his love for the Minnesota Twins, broadcasting and the State of Minnesota. He shares his story about growing up from humble beginnings in North Minneapolis to rising to the top of the Broadcasting world. Kenny and Tom reflect on the differences between hosting a radio show and a podcast and why they love radio so much. Plus some hilarious stories about famous Minnesota athletes and media personalities you won't hear anywhere else!

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Minnesotan's were glued to their TV sets this weekend as news unfolded surrounding the assassination of Senator Mellisa Hortman Democratic House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, along with the the shooting of DFL State Sen. John Hoffman and his wife. This week on the podcast, Neal Justin, media critic for the Minnesota Star Tribune, joins the show to discuss how local media did cover the story.

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Stop the dinging I want to get off! This week, Kenny and Amy discuss their frustrations with modern technology and their recent experiences being overwhelmed by constant notifications and technical issues. Kenny struggling with a malfunctioning computer and a leaking water heater, while Amy battles the companies slow Wi-Fi and a malfunctioning electric lawnmower. Kenny tells Amy about his fears of what could happen if there is ever an EMP blast that disable our electronics and how will we feed ourselves if our tractors don't work and they're too complicated to repair.

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Kenny is back from vacation and this week we're joined by the coffee shop's official crooner, Kat Perkins. Kat discusses her journey from performing gospel in a sod hut to performing in front of 40,000 fans with Kid Rock. Learn how she overcame the odds, coming out of retirement to compete on "The Voice" following surgery on her vocal cords. She shared her experience on "The Voice" in 2011, and her subsequent performances for troops. Kat shares the hilarious story of how she got her job as a background singer for Kid Rock, the challenges and rewards of her career, why she has so many tattoos and how she became Kid Rock's hair stylist!

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This week in the Crabby Coffee Shop we're taking a look at why it's so freakin' hard to cancel subscriptions to things. Turns out, the company's are doing it on purpose! Amy and Kenny get to the bottom of their tricks. Also, they rant a bit about social media and why everyone has to share everything about themselves. Plus we hear about Kenny's 80 mile trip to get his dash cam working.

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The show starts with Kenny Olson confronting Amy Daniels about her vacation and Kenny's recent experience hosting a show solo for the first time, which he didn't love. Plus, Amy recounts her one of a kind travel mishap. Then our boss Ginny Hubbard joins the conversation, discussing their shared careers and the evolution of AM 1500 KSTP over the last four decades.

Kenny also delves into the decision to buy more radio stations and now the expansion into podcasting through the national brand "Gamut." They also touch on the importance of community building and the challenges and opportunities in the broadcasting industry, and we learn about the one Hubbard Family story that is too good to be true.

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Legendary KSTP-TV sports anchor Joe Schmit dips into the Coffee Ship this week to talk about recent retirement. Schmit reflects on his transition from TV to PR and his return to TV, and the horrors of shifting from analog to HD TV. We learn about the the adaptation of his children's book about Joe Mauler into a musical, aiming to attract baseball players and emphasizes kindness and compassion. Plus Kenny picks his sports brain and gets Joe's thoughts on the Timberwolves' playoff chances and the Vikings' potential with JJ McCarthy.

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