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| (10-30-2026) The Buzz 24/7 Podcast: Archive Friday - Red Flags | 06 Nov 2026 | 00:20:15 | |
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| GMB-11.06.26-Pt. 1: Cask Fights, Gronk Polling Rumors & Friday Feud | 06 Nov 2026 | 01:11:43 | |
The crew kicks off a packed Friday morning broadcast from 27 floors up, getting ready for the grand finale of the Buzz Fall Haul giveaway featuring two Kawasaki ATVs and a trailer from Seacoast Power Sports and Rochester Motorsports. Between recapping a late-night cask ale competition in Portland, Laura’s post-Distillers Showcase adventures, and Kelly’s fresh haircut, the room dives into the morning banter. Greg also addresses viral election-week rumors surrounding Rob Gronkowski, discussing the tight end's video statement debunking claims that his appearances at New Hampshire high schools had any political affiliation. In "Five Things You Need to Know," Scotty breaks the news on Rush booking their 2027 Las Vegas Sphere residency, playing classic albums like 2112 and Moving Pictures in their entirety. The team also reviews an Australian study finding many childhood peanut allergies may not be permanent, highlights a survey detailing Gen Z and millennial post-party debrief rituals, examines the bizarre psychological phenomenon known as "sad nipple syndrome," and covers West Hollywood's new legal recognition of polyamorous domestic partnerships. The studio descends into hilarious workplace chaos when Kayla arrives late after sleeping through three consecutive alarms, prompting a debate about punctuality, driving anxiety, and the stress of showing up early to social cookouts. The hosts then face off in the weekly "Friday Feud" alongside callers Gail and Greg, matching wits on survey questions about six-year-old cooking staples, the most important days of the year, and beauty pageant school curriculums. Before heading outside for the big ATV giveaway, Miles Cook from Rochester Motorsports stops by to preview the machinery, and Scotty proudly delivers a glowing medical report from rescue cat Thomas's first trip to the vet.
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| GMB-11.06.26-Pt. 2: ATV Giveaway Finale, Nacho Rules & The Punch in the Face | 06 Nov 2026 | 00:54:01 | |
The crew heads outside to the studio parking lot for the high-stakes finale of the Buzz Fall Haul giveaway alongside Miles Cook from Seacoast Power Sports and Rochester Motorsports. Contestants take turns scratching off Thanksgiving pie cards to reveal who advances to the final ten. From there, finalists test their keys in the heavy chain lock securing two brand-new Kawasaki Brute Force 450 ATVs and a trailer. On the third attempt, Sean Ford of Deerfield, New Hampshire, turns the key, unlocks the grand prize, and celebrates the massive win. Back in the studio, the team reviews their weekly sports betting picks for the "Buzz Smackback" segment, backing spread selections across the NFL slate. The conversation then shifts into a passionate food debate for International Nacho Day. Greg and Kayla clash over proper nacho architecture, arguing whether cold or warm salsa belongs directly on the chips before baking and debating the merits of shredded meats, black beans, and restaurant portions. In "What's the Buzz," the hosts cover an array of quirky headlines, from studies examining teenage exercise habits and average walking speeds to a wild, viral story about Jekira Cole—a 19-year-old Taco Bell worker who single-handedly ran an entire restaurant during a late-night rush. The team also reacts to an unusual Guinness World Record set by a man opening basketball cards strapped to the wing of a flying biplane, an unconfirmed three-city festival rumor, and a short news mention about Russell Brand facing prison time. The week wraps up with the beloved listener venting segment, "The Weekly Punch in the Face". Callers and the hosts target everyday pet peeves, calling out grocery shoppers who abandon carts across entire aisles, painful hangnails, reckless highway drivers who refuse to merge, and listeners playfully roasting Erica for planning to leave the Patriots game early.
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| (11-05-2026) The Buzz 24/7 Podcast: Craft Brewery Busts, Distillers Showcase & Drunken Shenanigans | 05 Nov 2026 | 00:18:48 | |
The crew kicks off the post-show podcast with raw honesty as Greg confesses to extreme exhaustion after a marathon morning on the air and considers pulling over for a roadside power nap. The hosts revisit the morning's listener feedback regarding parenting preferences and daughters versus sons, noting how wildly varied personal experiences were compared to the international study's findings. The conversation shifts to upcoming weekend plans and brewery culture, with Greg and Kelly discussing their planned trip north to check out a cask ale competition at Orange Bike Brewing. The hosts reflect on the recent rise and fall of local craft breweries, mourning the closure of unique spots like Funky Bow in Lyman, Maine, while examining how shifting drinking habits, the rise of cannabis, and rideshare availability have impacted craft beer taprooms and nightlife. Ahead of the New Hampshire Distillers Showcase, Laura breaks down what to expect at the premier high-end tasting event, previewing top-shelf bourbons, ryes, scotches, and rums. This sparks a hilarious studio debate about drinking limits, with Greg giving his personal breakdown of what each co-host acts like when they've had a few too many drinks. The episode wraps with legendary radio station party war stories, reminiscing about the time Scotty accepted an employee-of-the-year award meant for someone else, Laura calling Greg's name to win a raffle vacuum cleaner, and the crew secretly stashing a co-worker's newly won projection big-screen television inside a two-story elevator shaft.
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| GMB-11.05.26-Pt. 1: Chamois Shirts, New England Songs & Scalabrine on the Celtics | 05 Nov 2026 | 01:13:06 | |
The crew kicks off Thursday morning with a classic regional debate after Greg catches Kelly sporting a heavy red-and-black checkered top, sparking a deep dive into the lost art of the New England "chamois shirt" and late-night leaf-blowing panic. The hosts also poke fun at their off-air mix-ups, laughing over Greg accidentally calling Kayla early on her scheduled day off while she prepped for the final stop of the Autumn Buzz Copper Ale tour at City Beverage in Seabrook Between banter about Laura teaching nighttime driver's ed in downtown Manchester, the team delves into music trivia after discovering that The McCoys' "Hang On Sloopy" is the official rock song of Ohio. This leads to a wider exploration of official state anthems across the country and New England—from John Denver's dual honors in Colorado and West Virginia to "The Ballad of the 20th of Maine," Vermont's operatic tune, and the realization that New Jersey has no official state song at all. Former Celtic and Boston broadcaster Brian Scalabrine joins the program for the "Celtics Court Report" to break down Boston's 109–102 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. Scal praises Neemias Queta's rapidly growing basketball IQ, compares his development to the movie Limitless, and highlights rookie Baylor Scheierman's quarterback-like poise during critical second-half minutes while Jayson Tatum rested. Scal also reflects on team chemistry, media narratives, and why both Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum deserve to have their numbers hanging side-by-side in the TD Garden rafters The hour rolls into Scotty's "Pick One" music challenge, where caller Ward from Hampton navigates matchups between Gary Numan, Mr. Mister, Lady Gaga, Adele, The Goo Goo Dolls, and Tonic to score tickets to see Clutch at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom. Finally, the hosts wrap up by discussing bizarre everyday hazards, reacting to viral surveillance footage of flying runaway tires and sharing their collective terror of local sinkholes and New England logging trucks on the highway.
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| GMB-11.03.26-Pt. 2: Parenting Studies, Fast-Food Heroes & Prog Rock Vinyl | 05 Nov 2026 | 01:00:57 | |
The crew kicks off the second half of the show unpacking a fascinating international study brought up by Laura about why modern parents and adopting families increasingly show a strong preference for having daughters over sons. The conversation digs into traditional expectations versus reality, examining whether daughters truly communicate better and keep families closer as parents age, while the hosts call out the over-the-top, dramatic reactions often seen in viral gender reveal videos. Listeners flood the text lines and talkback app with personal stories on family dynamics, the emotional roller coasters of raising teenagers, and the unique bonds between parents and their children. In news and pop culture, the team reviews overnight sports action, including the Boston Celtics' 109–102 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks despite letting a 22-point lead slip away, and Victor Wembanyama's jaw-dropping 52-point, 24-rebound performance for San Antonio. They also cover a rare olive ridley sea turtle nest discovered along the Southern California coast, Starbucks unveiling its annual holiday drink lineup, and an incredible viral story about Jekira Cole, a dedicated 19-year-old Taco Bell worker who single-handedly ran an entire store during an unexpected late-night rush. Back in the studio, Scotty seeks advice from the team as he prepares to take his beloved rescue cat, Thomas, to the vet for his very first checkup. The hosts marvel at Scotty’s complete transformation into a doting pet parent, laughing as he shows off photos of Thomas dressed up in a devil costume and anxiously wonders whether the vet will declare that his cat is truly happy. To close out the morning, Scotty heads into the record room for the "Final Vinyl" and spins the 1970 progressive rock classic "Lucky Man" by Emerson, Lake & Palmer. Greg and the crew wrap things up by looking ahead to the upcoming Buzz Fall Hall grand prize giveaway, reminding listeners about final ticket giveaways for Clutch at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom and hyping Kayla's promotional stop at City Beverage in Seabrook.
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| (11-04-2026) The Buzz 24/7 Podcast: Aging, Memory, Election-Day Conflict, and the Power of Listening in New England | 04 Nov 2026 | 00:22:27 | |
Greg and the Morning Buzz crew bring a candid, funny New England morning-show conversation about aging, memory, and the moments that make people wonder whether everyday forgetfulness is normal. They talk about repeating stories on the air, the habits radio leaves behind, and why being open, listening well, and sharing personal experiences can help strangers connect. Greg also recalls an unexpected roadside conversation in Vermont that became a reminder to slow down and give someone your attention. The discussion turns to a tense New England election-day confrontation in Laconia, where an argument at a polling place escalated into an assault. The hosts consider political polarization, public debate, generational differences, and why disagreements should never turn violent. They also weigh in on election results, government gridlock, compromise, and the idea of tying elected officials’ pay to their performance. For listeners looking for relatable New England talk radio, this episode blends humor, personal stories, community, current events, and thoughtful conversation. Hear Greg, Laura, Kelly, and the crew reflect on family, work, aging, voting, and the value of simply listening to one another. New England listeners can find more Morning Buzz podcasts at MorningBuzz.com and on Apple Podcasts. From New England to the world, the Morning Buzz offers another lively take on the stories and conversations shaping New England.
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| GMB-11.04.26-Pt. 1: Election Hangover, Quiet Firing, LEGO Godzilla, Warm Weather & Heart Health | 04 Nov 2026 | 01:11:25 | |
(00:00:00) Show Open (00:07:31) Five Things: Godzilla Legos, Quiet Firing, Avocado, Psychopaths & Puke Bowl (00:28:35) Warm Weather (00:31:17) Erika GTA (00:41:07) L H C / Election Talk (00:52:16) How's Yours Game Greg and the Morning Buzz brings New England a lively mix of morning radio, local conversation, humor, news, and entertainment. After an election-night “hangover,” the crew catches up on surprising results around the country and in New England, jokes about forgetting details, and debates whether campaign signs should come down now that Election Day is over. They also check in on the day’s unusually warm New England weather and possible rain later in the week. The morning lineup includes listener music requests, a look at upcoming giveaways and concert tickets—including Tesla and Trans-Siberian Orchestra—and a story about Greg’s unsettling drive past a deer on the highway. In “Five Things You Need to Know,” the hosts discuss a pricey new LEGO Godzilla set, signs of “quiet firing” at work, and research suggesting that avocado and mango may support heart health. With candid banter, workplace advice, election talk, local updates, and plenty of laughs, this episode captures the spirit of a busy New England morning.
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| GMB-11.04.26-Pt. 2: Is Jessica Crossing Relationship Boundaries or Is Her Boyfriend Just Insecure? | 04 Nov 2026 | 01:03:21 | |
Join Greg and the Morning Buzz crew for a lively New England morning show packed with relationship debate, pop culture, music, news, food talk, and laugh-out-loud studio banter. In the “Paging Dr. Douchebag” segment, the hosts and callers weigh in on a couple’s conflict over sexy Halloween photos, Instagram attention, jealousy, respect, and boundaries in a committed relationship. Hear the audience verdict—and plenty of spirited opinions—about whether the girlfriend’s social media behavior crosses a line. The conversation also turns to New England favorites, including local food and entertainment, before the crew quizzes one another in “OK Boomer,” a playful generation-spanning trivia challenge featuring slang, classic TV, music, sports, and pop culture. Along the way, Greg and the team discuss celebrity news, lottery jackpots, restaurant breakfasts, Journey, hypnosis, and more. For New England listeners who enjoy candid relationship advice, funny radio conversations, local flavor, and a fresh mix of headlines and entertainment, this episode delivers a warm, witty slice of the New England morning. Listen for the debate, stay for the laughs, and catch the Morning Buzz crew’s take on what everyone’s talking about.
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| (10-03-2026) The Buzz 24/7 Podcast: Voting Quirks, AI Temper Tantrums & New England Politics | 03 Nov 2026 | 00:19:32 | |
The crew jumps right into an Election Day breakdown of the voting experience across New England, sharing personal stories from their local polling stations. Greg vents about poll workers demanding identification even when they're longtime neighbors, while Scotty reminisces about the community bake sales and yard sales that once accompanied voting in small New England towns. The hosts discuss the awkwardness of navigating partisan sign-holders outside the doors and the frustration of arriving at a polling station only to find out they have run out of "I Voted" stickers. The conversation turns to ballot strategy, with the team debating whether to research unfamiliar local candidates in the booth, leave blank spaces, or risk guessing on down-ballot offices. Greg drops some historical civics trivia, explaining why elections were originally placed on Tuesdays in November to accommodate 1800s agrarian harvest cycles, church days, and travel schedules. The group also tackles the Electoral College versus the popular vote, examining why some citizens feel disenfranchised while urging every listener to participate regardless of party affiliation. Shifting gears, the hosts revisit an earlier viral tech story about Anthropic's AI model, Claude, warning users that models can become defensive, delete work, or ban users who are persistently abusive. A listener talkback sparks a lively debate on whether people should treat conversational software with the same courtesy they show service workers, with Greg and Laura noting the absurdity of computer programs throwing emotional tantrums. Wrapping up, the room previews the upcoming morning broadcast, including ticket giveaways for Tesla at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom and the impending grand prize giveaway for the Buzz Fall Hall ATV package.
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| [GMB-11.03.26-Pt. 1] Election Day, Mouse Traps, Legal Advice & New England Tenders | 03 Nov 2026 | 01:14:19 | |
The crew kicks off Election Day morning from 27 floors up, reminding everyone to get out and vote while hoping polling places have good snacks to ease the wait. The studio gets derailed early when Laura discovers a mouse has returned to her desk drawer, leaving chewed wrappers and droppings after snacking on a stash of mystery cough drops. The team bickers over who might have put the lozenges there, leading Greg to hit an imaginary "reset button" on the morning to restore some calm to the room. To clear the air, Greg shares a glowing review of a recent lunch trip to the legendary Puritan Back Room in Manchester, praising their iconic chicken tenders while the crew discusses the history of the dish. The hosts then review the four finalists competing to become the new voice of Boston Logan International Airport, debating whether an authentic Boston accent needs more hometown sass or less radio polish to properly represent the city. In honor of movie day, Scotty hosts "Roadkill Rank 'Em," challenging the room and callers to list the greatest dynamic duos in cinematic history. Picks fly in across every genre, from Han Solo and Chewbacca to Riggs and Murtaugh, Dumb and Dumber's Lloyd and Harry, and comedy pairings like Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly. The conversation then turns to common childhood myths for the "Ridiculous Question" of the day, with the team and listeners venting about lies they were told growing up. Topics range from carrots improving eyesight and bubblegum staying in your stomach for seven years to the classic fear that turning on the car's interior dome light while driving was strictly illegal. To wrap up the hour, Buzz legal advisor Attorney Ryan Russman joins the studio for "Legal Tuesday". Russman answers listener legal inquiries covering dump trucks dropping rocks on windshields, state-mandated workplace break minimums, documenting suspicious neighborhood activity, and dealing with relentless political text messages and campaign mailers
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| [GMB-11.03.26-Pt. 2] Legal Advice, Belichick Breakup & New England Sandwiches | 03 Nov 2026 | 01:06:02 | |
The second half of the show rolls right along with Buzz legal advisor Attorney Ryan Russman tackling a wide variety of listener legal dilemmas . Russman breaks down open-container laws regarding empty cans with residual alcohol, the complexities of grandparent visitation rights versus parental authority, property damage liability from falling neighbor trees, and legal recourse when an employer revokes a job offer due to an anti-nepotism policy . The legal segment also delves into collecting back child support, holding prosecutors and judges accountable in New Hampshire, ADA compliance rights at seasonal campgrounds, and the strict Canadian travel restrictions for individuals with past DUIs . Back in the studio, Greg expresses his relief after finally getting his kitchen stove and refrigerator replaced, thanking the local technicians while Kelly defends his bizarre morning routine of drinking warm, chunky prune juice . The phone lines and talkbacks light up with listeners reacting to the day's childhood myths and calling out Kelly for spacing out during the morning's movie duo debate . Greg also issues repeated reminders for listeners across New England to get out and vote on Election Day before digging into bizarre entertainment news . The crew covers reports of 74-year-old Bill Belichick quietly parting ways with his 24-year-old girlfriend, debunks viral internet rumors claiming Lenny Kravitz was involved in a Florida plane crash, and reacts to ESPN personality Michael Wilbon stepping back from daily hosting duties for health reasons . They also laugh over unbelievable headlines, including a three-year around-the-world cruise that went bankrupt and stranded passengers in Cambodia, an Ohio ambulance driver who abandoned a patient mid-transport to take an Uber home, and a strange protest in Boston over Liberty Mutual commercial mascots . In honor of National Sandwich Day, the hosts celebrate the culinary legacy of the Earl of Sandwich by debating their all-time favorite orders—from Kelly's go-to BLT and avocado to Laura's beloved North Shore roast beef three-way . Listeners flood the text lines shouting out premier sandwich counters across New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts . Before signing off, Greg shares a fascinating tech warning about AI chatbot models like Claude threatening to ban users who are needlessly rude or abusive to the software, and the crew previews upcoming ticket giveaways for Tesla's newly announced return to the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
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| Kelly's Alliteration Scoreboard (Nov. 2, 2026) | 02 Nov 2026 | 00:03:05 | |
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| (11-02-2026) Greg & The Morning Buzz 24-7 Podcast: Exploring New England Flavors and Relationship Realities | 02 Nov 2026 | 00:25:41 | |
In this lively episode of Buzz 24-7, Greg and the crew dive into a variety of fun and relatable topics rooted in New England culture and lifestyle. Starting off with seasonal flavors, they discuss pumpkin spice coffee, fall beers, and classic New England autumn treats like pumpkin pie and pumpkin bread. The conversation then turns to local cuisine, with vivid recounts of recent dining experiences at popular New England spots including Cowboy in Portsmouth, Revolution, and Puerto Vallarta Mexican restaurant. These recommendations highlight some of the best food New England has to offer, from barbecue to pizza and Mexican fare. Listeners also get a humorous look at nightlife and partying stories, including bizarre drunken antics and memorable New England college experiences at UNH, like a crowded elevator rescue involving 18 people and classic dorm shenanigans. The hosts share personal tales of hangovers, wild nights, and odd moments that paint a vivid picture of the New England social scene. The conversation shifts to everyday relationships and personal traits, touching on the challenges of sarcasm, frugality, ambition, and the realities of cohabiting with different personalities. Greg and guests explore traits that seem appealing in theory but can become frustrating over time, offering listeners candid insights into modern relationships, with a nod to the relatable New England mindset of balancing practical and fun aspects of life. The episode closes with a nod to entrepreneurship dreams, reflecting on the harsh realities of running businesses like restaurants and craft stores, sprinkled with humor and the pragmatic perspective New Englanders are known for. Greg also promotes his preferred snacking habits while on the road, sharing a personal favorite from Nuts.com that caters perfectly to anyone’s snack preferences. This episode is packed with engaging stories, local flavors, and authentic New England charm, making it a must-listen for those interested in regional culture, relationships, and just a great chat with a few friends. Subscribe to Buzz 24-7 at MorningBuzz.com to never miss an episode and enjoy exclusive content for Buzz Plus subscribers.
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| [GMB-11.02.26-Pt. 1] Halloween fun, New England Patriots comeback, daylight savings & parenting challenges | 02 Nov 2026 | 01:15:10 | |
(00:00:00) Welcome and Halloween Weekend Recap from New England (00:09:12) Community Fundraisers and Candy Overload Stories (00:23:35) Movie Discussions: Misery, Halloween, and More (00:26:04) Leaves, Road Trips, and Weekend Adventures (00:37:40) Parenting Challenges: Teenage Gaming and Online Safety (00:59:37) Daylight Savings Time Debate and School Bus Concerns (01:00:17) Patriots Game Analysis with Guest Christian Fourier Welcome to another lively episode of Greg and the Morning Buzz, broadcasting live from 27 floors above New England. This episode dives into everything from recent Halloween celebrations across New England neighborhoods to insightful conversations about parenting challenges in the digital age. Greg and the crew share anecdotes about hordes of trick-or-treaters, local community fundraisers, and the memorable influx of children that flooded homes on Halloween night in New England. The show also covers current events and sports highlights, featuring an in-depth review of the Patriots' latest game with special guest Christian Fourier. They discuss the team’s comeback victory, injury hurdles, and what to expect next as the Patriots gear up for crucial games in the NFL season. As always, the podcast offers a genuine perspective on New England sports culture and camaraderie, keeping local fans engaged and informed. Listeners are treated to thought-provoking discussions on the potential changes to daylight savings time with the Sunshine Protection Act, highlighting concerns about schoolchildren’s safety during darker mornings—a topic that resonates deeply with many New England families. The lively dialogue underscores the balance between tradition and modern safety considerations, reflecting the pulse of everyday life in New England. In addition, Greg and co-hosts tackle the complexities of parenting teenagers in a digital world, addressing issues such as late-night online gaming friendships and the navigation of privacy versus protection. With advice from experts and real-life callers, they provide valuable insights that resonate with parents across New England and beyond. The episode wraps up with community interactions, weekend ratings, and a preview of upcoming entertainment, showcasing everything from movies to local events, all through the lens of New England’s unique culture. Packed with humor, heartfelt stories, and expert commentary, this episode of Greg and the Morning Buzz perfectly captures the spirit of New England living, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the region’s vibrant community and sports scene.
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| [GMB-11.02.26-Pt. 2] Weekend adventures, NFL alliteration scoreboard, Patriots & New England stories | 02 Nov 2026 | 01:10:23 | |
(00:00:00) Rate your weekend (00:20:37) Kelly's Alliteration Scoreboard (00:26:14) Eric Freed (00:40:02) Erika/Rock/Halloween (00:51:39) Talk Back (01:00:07) What's the Buzz In this lively episode of Greg in the Morning Buzz, the crew dives into a wide range of topics that highlight life throughout New England, from local adventures to trending sports and cultural insights. The show kicks off with a fun chat about a unique Booth Bay Harbor puffin design—part of Greg’s love for all things New England and Maine—before moving into exciting weekend recaps shared by the hosts and listeners alike. Attendees detail everything from barbecue spots in Portsmouth to trick-or-treating festivities and bonfires in towns like Stanford, capturing the vibrant spirit of New England’s fall traditions. Listeners are invited to rate their weekends, with stories ranging from family gatherings and tattoo marathons to leaf pile fun and football games. The episode honors the community vibe that is so strongly tied to New England living, emphasizing connection, outdoor activities, and the changing seasons. The hosts also highlight upcoming events, including giveaways from local partners like Seacoast Power Sports and Rochester Motorsports, reinforcing the show’s deep roots in New England. Sports fans get an in-depth update with Kelly Brown’s alliteration scoreboard summarizing recent NFL highlights, alongside detailed coverage of New England’s Bruins and Celtics, showing how regional sports impact the local community. Listeners also hear from ESPN’s Eric Freed, offering insightful commentary on New England teams and players. The discussion extends beyond sports to touch on the cultural richness of New England, from progressive rock talks to Halloween nightlife in Portland, demonstrating the diverse interests of the audience. Throughout the episode, Greg and crew showcase New England’s unique blend of urban and rural life, from ski jumps near Berlin to cookies from late-night shops in downtown areas. The importance of local businesses and traditions is a continuous theme, making this podcast a true reflection of New England’s dynamic lifestyle. With a mix of humor, heartfelt stories, and regional pride, Greg in the Morning Buzz captures the essence of New England living while engaging a broad audience through relatable, entertaining content.
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| Buzz 24/7 Podcast WEEKEND SPECIAL (10/31/26) - Get to know the Buzz 24/7 (10/29/26) EXTRA SEGMENT | 31 Oct 2026 | 00:28:19 | |
Here's Thursday's Buzz 24/7 Podcast WITH the Extra segment (usually exclusive to Buzz PLUS paid subscribers). Sign up at MorningBuzz.com
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| (10-30-2026) The Buzz 24/7 Podcast (Archive Friday): WTDB | 30 Oct 2026 | 00:19:28 | |
Welcome to this special ARCHIVE FRIDAY edition of the Buzz 24/7 Podcast, broadcasting from New England to the world. In this Halloween Friday episode, Greg and the crew take you back with an Archive Friday segment that revisits a memorable—and somewhat embarrassing—"Who's the Douchebag?" debate from 2018. True to the New England spirit of candid conversations and humor, this episode dives into a real-life party mishap where a guest finds himself in a tricky bathroom emergency without any toilet paper. The story unfolds with lively discussions on responsibility, etiquette, and the awkward moments that everyone dreads but rarely talks about openly. Listeners get an entertaining yet thoughtful exploration of human nature, as Greg and guests analyze who's really at fault—the guest trying to manage an unfortunate situation or the host who reportedly overreacted and escalated the embarrassment in front of others. The debate showcases unique New England perspectives on common social dilemmas, highlighting empathy, accountability, and the humor found in everyday life. In addition to the main story, the episode features shout-outs to local favorite On The Vine Marketplace in Exeter and Scarborough, emphasizing their role in supporting New England communities through catering and culinary advice—ideal for those who want to put a fresh twist on classic dishes like lobster mac and cheese. This podcast episode is more than just a laugh; it’s a reminder of how we navigate tricky social situations and what defines grace under pressure. Whether you’re from New England or just love the authentic voices and stories from this region, this show will leave you thinking—and laughing—about who the real douchebag might be. Tune in for the humor, the honesty, and the quintessential New England charm that makes the Morning Buzz a must-listen every week. Don’t forget to reach out to Greg at MorningBuzz.com with your own “Who’s the Douchebag?” stories—and join the conversation that brings our community together with honesty and good fun.
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| [GMB-10.30.26-Pt. 1]: Halloween Feuds, Mouse Traps & Sound Effects Showdown | 30 Oct 2026 | 01:11:19 | |
The crew kicks off an energetic Halloween eve broadcast from 27 floors up, ready for a Friday packed with seasonal traditions and studio chaos. Between recapping neighborhood pumpkin dinners, corn mazes, and fall yard work, the team gears up for their annual Sound Effects Theater competition. Laura insists on competing despite nursing cracked ribs, refusing Greg's offer to let a substitute step in, while high-bidder listener Tom joins the studio crew live to watch the action unfold. In "Five Things You Need to Know," the hosts dig into a startling study revealing how often commercial airline pilots experience microsleeps in the cockpit. They also share practical tips for adjusting internal body clocks ahead of the weekend’s daylight saving time change, examine how new GLP-1 medications are driving down European beer sales, and discuss the actual shelf life of Halloween candy. The conversation takes a turn when Greg investigates the persistent rumor of getting an extra hour of rest during "fall back," pointing out that sleep studies prove Americans only gain an average of eleven minutes. After a lighthearted debate about the weirdness of eating breakfast or snacks in bed, the studio transitions into a cutthroat round of the "Friday Feud". The men and women go head-to-head on survey questions about substitute swear words and things that give people the chills, with listener Matt leading the guys to a win before generously passing the grand prize ATV package to fellow caller Diane. The hour wraps up with the hosts paying tribute to legendary actor Sir Patrick Stewart following news of his passing, praising his versatility from Star Trek and X-Men to the indie horror thriller Green Room. Things spiral into complete studio pandemonium when Laura opens her desk drawer mid-show and discovers mouse droppings, completely throwing off the morning routine just as Erica arrives dressed in full witch attire for the big sound effects tournament.
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| [GMB-10.30.26-Pt. 2]: Sound Effects Theater, Broken Ribs & Patrick Stewart | 30 Oct 2026 | 01:04:37 | |
The Halloween eve festivities roll on with the highly anticipated annual Sound Effects Theater competition. Despite nursing cracked ribs from a girls' weekend mishap, Laura refuses to sit out or use a substitute, diving headfirst into the chaotic live-action radio drama alongside Kayla, Scotty, and Kelly. The studio fills with screams, creaking floorboards, and physical comedy, all while in-studio guest and high-bidding auction winner Tom watches the live spectacle unfold. Before the performances, the crew tackles the news, touching on the ongoing vote counts in Israel’s election, political campaign rallies across the country, and Houdini II attempting a high-wire escape act above the Magic Castle in Hollywood. In sports, they recap the Milwaukee Brewers capturing their first-ever World Series title with a Game 5 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, review the Thursday Night Football matchup between the Packers and Panthers, and preview Game 6 of the WNBA Finals between the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream. The room shifts to fond memories as the hosts honor the life and career of legendary actor Sir Patrick Stewart following his passing, highlighting his work on Star Trek, X-Men, and his chilling dramatic turn in the indie thriller Green Room. Greg also shares his admiration for Stewart's sharp comedic timing and willingness to poke fun at his own classically trained image. Chaos erupts between segments when Laura discovers mouse droppings inside her studio desk drawer, sending her into a clean-up frenzy right after Erica arrives fully dressed as a witch. After sorting through last-minute Halloween costume ideas and debating local trick-or-treating turnouts, Kelly heads to the record room for the "Final Vinyl" and spins "Loving Cup" from The Rolling Stones' classic album Exile on Main St..
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| (10-29-2026) The Buzz 24/7 Podcast: Appliance Conspiracies, Mom Memories & Grocery Deals | 29 Oct 2026 | 00:21:52 | |
The crew jumps right into a spirited debate over household appliances when Greg reveals that both his refrigerator and gas stove kicked the bucket on the exact same day after ten years of service. He jokingly compares them to the couple from The Notebook, but Scotty and Laura quickly chime in with their own appliance woes, sparking an argument over whether modern electronics are intentionally engineered to self-destruct right after their warranties expire. The conversation shifts to old-school durability versus modern disposability, with the hosts reminiscing about ancient 1980s air conditioners, clunky CRT floor-model televisions, and vintage plasma screens that survived college apartments despite heavy abuse. On a much more tender and reflective note, the room revisits Kelly Brown's on-air announcement regarding the passing of his beloved mother. Greg and Kelly share an honest, poignant conversation about the heartbreaking reality of watching aging parents decline from dementia and how letting go can sometimes be a peaceful blessing for both the patient and their dedicated caregivers. The studio reflects on Kelly’s exceptional devotion as a son, while balancing the heavy emotional weight with their trademark dark humor—including an unhinged listener email teasing Scotty for losing his "second side piece". Things lighten up as Greg reviews his first-ever experience with an energy drink after sampling a Monster Energy Zero Sugar Vanilla Shot brought in by Coca-Cola Northeast. The hosts discuss how humor is often the ultimate survival tool through grief before handing things over to Laura Boyce for her weekly "Cooking on a Budget" report. Laura breaks down the best grocery discounts across New England, covering Market Basket specials on Pop-Tarts, Hannaford’s sales on chuck roasts and drumsticks, Aldi’s seasonal pot roast kits, and Shaw's three-day digital deals. She also gives craft beer recommendations like Woodstock’s Mountain Haze and shares easy fall dinner inspiration featuring steak tip subs and apple prosciutto crostini.
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| [GMB-10.29.26-Pt. 1]: Mingle Sesh, Halloweentown & Horror Survival | 29 Oct 2026 | 01:11:53 | |
The crew kicks off Thursday morning with a high-energy broadcast filled with listener connections, pop culture reviews, and early Halloween prep. After celebrating National Cat Day and recapping the Milwaukee Brewers' latest playoff win, Laura arrives in a full-blown panic after spending her morning tracking down a delivery driver who dropped off a valuable station package at the wrong door. To lighten the mood, the team opens the phone lines for an impromptu "Mingle Session" to connect with listeners across New England. They chat with Ryan, a construction inspector in Jackson, New Hampshire, who unwinds with jam bands, snowboarding, and disc golf; Cynthia ("Sin"), a buttoned-up remote accountant for Fidelity Investments who reveals her surprising wild side of hiking Mount Washington and swimming outdoors; and Fred, an air traffic controller, veteran, and dedicated gamer who shares a painful workplace story about tripping over his own boots and splitting his forehead open. The studio banter continues with a relatable debate about fighting Mother Nature on chilly mornings and resisting the urge to turn on the home heat, before diving into their "Pick One" music game. Caller James competes for a spot in the Buzz Fall Hall ATV giveaway and Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets, successfully guessing Laura's preference for The Police's "Don't Stand So Close to Me" before falling short on selections from O.A.R. and One Direction. The episode wraps with Greg fulfilling a workplace dare by finally watching the 1998 Disney Channel classic Halloweentown. Despite his co-hosts' childhood nostalgia, Greg roasts the film's extreme cheesiness and aggressive close-ups, though he jokingly admits it might slightly elevate his opinion of Hocus Pocus. Finally, the hosts preview their ultimate guide on "How to Survive a Horror Movie," running through classic cinematic mistakes to avoid, like collapsing right next to the villain or wearing a varsity team jacket.
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| [GMB-10.29.26-Pt. 2]: Horror Survival, Kelly's Loss, and Rolling Stones Vinyl | 29 Oct 2026 | 01:03:58 | |
The crew returns with an essential public service discussion, breaking down the ultimate rules for how to survive a horror movie. From never having sex or going into the basement alone to always keeping your car battery charged and picking up your feet while running through the woods, the hosts and callers share classic cinematic tropes that always get characters killed. The humor turns absurd as listeners chime in with bizarre survival advice, including avoiding creepy kids standing in cornfields and never investigating a strange noise in the dark. The tone shifts to a heartfelt and touching moment as Kelly Brown shares the sad news that his mother recently passed away. The studio rallies around him with warmth, love, and lighthearted humor, reminiscing about her spunky personality, his dedicated care as a son, and funny memories like hiding Nutty Bars in the freezer. Texts and condolences pour in from loyal listeners across New England offering their support and celebrating her life. The energy picks right back up as the crew samples Buc-ee's famous Beaver Nuggets sent in by a listener, spiraling into relentless in-studio jokes and puns. In "What's the Buzz," the team covers wild headlines, including a dwarf planet candidate spotted in the solar system, Vermont's historic Vermont Pub and Brewery closing its doors, and Adam Sandler being spotted hanging out at local spots across New Hampshire. Closing out the show, Kelly heads into the record room for the "Final Vinyl" and spins "Loving Cup" from The Rolling Stones' classic album Exile on Main St., earning massive praise from the room and listeners alike.
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| (10-28-2026) Greg & The Morning Buzz 24/7 Podcast: complexities of modern dating and relationships | 28 Oct 2026 | 00:24:48 | |
In this engaging episode of the Morning Buzz, broadcasting from New England to listeners worldwide, Greg and the team dive into the complexities of modern dating and relationships, sharing candid conversations from the New England perspective. The discussion highlights the challenges of defining relationships in today’s world, especially around exclusivity, dating multiple people, and the importance of clear communication. Greg, along with co-hosts, explores questions like when to make a relationship official, what exclusivity really means, and why simply going on dates doesn’t always equate to dating. Erica shares her experiences navigating the dating scene, emphasizing the need for mutual agreement to be exclusive, a concept often misunderstood or loosely interpreted. They also touched on how the language we use—terms like “girlfriend” or “partner”—carries different weight depending on age and personal preference. Greg reflects on his own views as someone from New England who feels that calling someone "girlfriend" at his age seems outdated, preferring to show commitment through actions rather than labels. The conversation extends to societal perceptions and how introducing someone can impact relationship dynamics, especially in social settings where the word “girlfriend” might not always feel appropriate. Listeners from New England will appreciate the honest and often humorous tone as the hosts share personal anecdotes, including dealing with jealousy, trust, and navigating the dating world’s unspoken rules. This episode offers relatable insights for anyone grappling with the evolving norms of relationships in New England and beyond, underscoring the importance of honesty, respect, and finding what works best for each couple. Whether you’re new to dating or seasoned in the game, Greg and his guests provide thoughtful perspectives that resonate deeply with the New England audience, making this a must-listen episode on the Morning Buzz. Tune in for lively banter, real talk, and tips on handling the ups and downs of love and dating today.
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| Oct 28, 2026 (Pt. 1) Greg & The Morning Buzz: New England Sports, Bruins, Trivia & Daily Life | 28 Oct 2026 | 01:09:39 | |
(00:00:00) Showtime Energy and Morning Buzz Kickoff (00:07:54) Morning Routines and Daily Inspirations Unfold (00:25:52) Trivia Night Tales and Friendly Competition Stories (00:30:15) Robot Dogs, Marijuana Research, and Quirky Tech (00:37:43) Unusual Science and Dreaming Spiders Explored (00:55:03) The McRib Comeback and Food Fandom (00:59:55) Boston Bruins Hockey Insights and Listener Fun Join Greg in the Morning Buzz, broadcasting live from one edge of New England to the other, as he brings a lively mix of humor, local stories, and engaging conversations that capture the true spirit of New England life. This episode dives into morning routines, trivia nights, and thoughtful reflections on everyday moments that resonate with listeners across New England. Greg and the crew share quirky tales—from heated debates about cereal packaging innovations and the return of the McRib to entertaining banter about robot dogs and marijuana research. Listeners will enjoy deep dives into New England sports culture, highlighted by a detailed Razor Report featuring Boston Bruins hockey insights with Andrew Raycroft, analysis on the team’s early-season performance, and a look at the highs and lows of the Stanley Cup defending champions. Greg covers everything from game-winning moments to player injuries, capturing the passion New Englanders have for their beloved teams. The show also explores human interest stories and the peculiarities of daily life—from wildlife encounters on local roads to the challenges homeowners face when leaving their homes unattended. Greg and his team bring a personal touch with games like "Who's the Douchebag?" and interactive segments that invite listeners to call in and engage. Their down-to-earth style makes this podcast a must-listen for anyone wanting to stay connected with New England’s community vibe. With fresh updates on local events, giveaways such as tickets to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and discussions on current news, Greg provides an authentic New England perspective wrapped in warmth and wit. Tune in for a show full of laughter, informative tidbits, and a genuine celebration of everything that makes New England unique. Whether you’re driving through the Seacoast or enjoying your morning coffee in the heart of the region, Greg in the Morning Buzz is your go-to podcast for staying inspired and entertained across New England and beyond.
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| Oct 28, 2026 (Pt. 2) Greg & The Morning Buzz: discussions about leaf-raking season in New England yards | 28 Oct 2026 | 00:44:56 | |
(00:00:00) Morning Routines and Fall Chores (00:01:43) Swingers and Social Boundaries: Clearing the Air (00:11:03) Celebrity Slip-Ups and Reflections (00:11:34) Halloween, Trivia, and Nostalgia (00:20:47) Everyday Mishaps and Listener Stories (00:31:30) Gen Z vs. Boomers: The OK Boomer Game and Closing Thoughts In this lively episode of Greg in the Morning Buzz, broadcasting from New England and engaging listeners across the region, the team dives into a variety of topics that blend everyday life, humor, and local flavor. From Kelly’s dedicated elliptical workouts—complete with Steely Dan tunes—to spirited discussions about leaf-raking season in New England yards, the conversation captures the authentic rhythm of fall in the area. Greg and the crew address listener stories, including an intriguing “Who’s the Douchebag?” segment involving a couple invited to a Maine island cabin—anchoring the conversation firmly in New England geography and culture. The dialogue explores social dynamics around swingers, with thoughtful advice on communication and boundaries. The show also features amusing celebrity news, such as Kevin Jonas’s accidental nude photo incident and Scotty’s unintended stainless steel toaster cameo, all with a down-to-earth New England sensibility. Seasonal topics like Halloween trivia, “The Miracle on Ice” hockey upset, and classic movie references spark fun exchanges, while contemporary social themes—like Gen Z's take on work-life balance and mental health—provide thoughtful commentary. Listeners hear about personal anecdotes on misplacing essentials, the enduring debate about sugar’s effects on kids, and familiar food debates including the much-discussed McRib sandwich. The episode wraps with exciting prize giveaways, highlighting community connection through locally sourced New Hampshire products, and an energizing “OK Boomer” game segment. Throughout, Greg’s approachable style and the Morning Buzz team’s camaraderie offer a warm, entertaining slice of New England life, blending local news, cultural moments, and relatable stories that resonate with their audience. Tune in for an engaging mix of humor, insight, and the unmistakable charm of New England’s morning buzz.
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| (10-27-2026) The Buzz 24/7 Podcast: Rob Riggle, Scene Stealers & Movie Quotes | 27 Oct 2026 | 00:17:38 | |
The crew is joined by fan-favorite comedian, actor, and US Marine veteran Rob Riggle for an entertaining post-show conversation. The hosts praise Riggle as the ultimate scene-stealer in comedy, looking back on iconic moments from modern classics like The Hangover, Step Brothers, and Talladega Nights, as well as his hosting gig on the extreme mini-golf series Holey Moley. Riggle discusses his new film, Christmas at the Kringles, an original mashup combining holiday themes, comedy, and slasher horror with an ensemble cast featuring Ron Livingston, Thomas Lennon, and Rachel Bilson. Riggle also shares the story behind an incredible 100-foot multi-level golf putt that recently went viral, comparing the odds of sinking it to winning the lottery. The conversation turns to famous movie quotes, with Riggle admitting he never gets tired of fans yelling iconic catchphrases like "In the face!" or "Pow!" across the street. Greg and Rob bond over their shared habit of casually dropping obscure movie lines into everyday conversations to see who picks up on the reference. Riggle also previews several upcoming projects in development, including a Jimmy Stewart World War II biopic and an upcoming comedy titled The Pirate King alongside Paul Walter Hauser. After the interview, the studio team reflects on celebrity encounters, contrasting Riggle's down-to-earth personality with more disappointing, tightly scripted experiences with other famous actors. Greg recalls a famously awkward live Q&A with The Princess Bride star Cary Elwes, noting how much more fun it is when performers are willing to roll with unscripted conversation. Jimmy Dunn wraps up the episode with a quick teaser for his own upcoming comedy book, and the crew reminds listeners to check out the show across YouTube and Apple Podcasts.
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| Oct. 27, 2026 (Pt. 1): Greg & The Morning Buzz: Streaming Trivia, Scary Movies, and TSO Tickets | 27 Oct 2026 | 01:13:38 | |
The crew kicks off a crisp Tuesday morning with an energetic debate on sports and rock trivia, starting with Peyton Pritchard’s scorching three-point streak for the Boston Celtics and the start of the World Series. The studio dives into a shocking Spotify statistic revealing the top-streamed rock and metal artists of all time. While the hosts throw out legacy favorites like Metallica, Guns N' Roses, and Queen, Kayla hits the nail on the head by naming Linkin Park as number one with nearly 35 billion streams. In honor of Halloween week, Scotty takes the reins for the "Rank 'Em" movie segment, highlighting fresh and classic horror films like Obsession, The Conjuring, and The Exorcist. The discussion quickly turns into a broader debate on the scariest movie characters in cinematic history, with Greg defending the skeletal preacher from Poltergeist II, Kayla recalling Samara crawling out of the TV in The Ring, and callers chiming in with iconic terrors like Annie Wilkes from Misery and Anton Chigurh from No Country for Old Men. Between movie scares and the morning's news covering the passings of rock icon Donnie Iris and Star Trek actor Walter Koenig, Greg shares a hilarious everyday frustration from a grocery store run. After being told by a stranger to "put a smile on your face," Greg vents about the awkwardness of having to explain his natural resting expression, before diving into an accidental purchase of fruity Old Spice deodorant that threatened to ruin his personal swagger.
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| Oct. 27, 2026 (Pt. 2): Greg & The Morning Buzz: Deodorant Drama, FaceTime Stares & Rock Screams | 27 Oct 2026 | 01:07:54 | |
The second half of the show kicks off with the crew continuing to tease Greg over his awkward grocery store encounter and his confusion in the deodorant aisle, where he accidentally picked up a fruity "Wolfthorn" Old Spice scent instead of his usual "Swagger". The conversation shifts to everyday social frustrations as Greg vents about complete strangers telling people to smile in public, prompting a debate about "resting face" expressions, being transparent on camera, and the unwritten rules of communication. The hosts examine modern digital habits, poking fun at the bizarre concept of the "Gen Z stare" in workplace conversations and questioning why some people feel awkward FaceTiming other guys. Turning to news and pop culture, the team discusses the newly launched foldable iPhone Duo, reacting to viral reports of screens already cracking along the crease just days after hitting shelves at a steep $1,999 price point. They also touch on highway toll complaints, with Jimmy Dunn expressing frustration over traffic delays at toll booths and the crew noting how states like Vermont manage to keep their roads maintained without a single toll plaza. In sports and entertainment, the room celebrates the Boston Celtics picking up another victory behind Payton Pritchard's hot shooting, before delving into wild celebrity headlines. They react to lavish details from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's rumored multi-million-dollar Madison Square Garden wedding plans—including scrapped ideas for a full carnival carousel and an indoor pond beneath the altar. The crew also notes Sharon Osbourne’s decision to bury Ozzy in a private estate plot away from the public eye to protect the site from rowdy fans. Later, Greg discovers a surprising Facebook friend suggestion: an Indiana chef who shares his exact name, leading the studio to debate reaching out and booking his apparent doppelgänger on the show. To round out the hour, comedian Jimmy Dunn stops by to talk about his upcoming stand-up dates and announce his newly completed comedy book, Sitcom Star for 13 Weeks. Finally, the broadcast closes with a lively debate over the greatest vocal screams in rock history, listening back to iconic shrieks from Steven Tyler on Aerosmith's "Dream On," Roger Daltrey on The Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again," and Tina Turner on "River Deep – Mountain High".
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| 10-26-2026 SPECIAL segment: Kelly Alliteration Scoreboard (Greg & The Morning Buzz) | 26 Oct 2026 | 00:05:13 | |
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| (10-26-2026) Greg & The Morning Buzz 24/7 Podcast: Hangovers, Mixed Drinks, and New England Nightlife Tales | 26 Oct 2026 | 00:18:31 | |
This episode of The Morning Buzz, hosted by Greg, dives into relatable and humorous conversations about hangovers, drinking habits, and party experiences, all rooted in the vibrant culture of New England. From New England’s unique nightlife to personal stories about mixed drinks, tequila, vodka, and the infamous “hair of the dog” hangover remedy, the hosts and guests candidly share the ups and downs of drinking—highlighting how attitudes toward alcohol have evolved over time. Listeners will enjoy anecdotes about New England’s local bar scene, including memorable stops like Gillies in Portsmouth, and tales of navigating hangovers with greasy food, water, and plenty of sleep. The episode emphasizes the importance of hydration—a lesson learned by many in New England and beyond—as well as the quirks of different drinks that bring out unexpected sides of people. Whether it’s the infamous screwdriver or the cautionary tales of tequila’s wrath, the conversation hits home for anyone who’s experienced a rough morning after a night out. Greg’s engaging storytelling and the lively banter with his co-hosts create a friendly atmosphere that New England listeners will find familiar and entertaining. The show also touches on how younger generations in New England are smarter about drinking, balancing fun with health, and making better choices than in years past. With a mix of humor, honesty, and local flavor, this podcast episode offers listeners a genuine look at drinking culture—from New England to the wider world. For those curious about hangover cures, cocktail preferences, and the social dynamics around alcohol consumption, this episode of The Morning Buzz provides insightful, funny, and down-to-earth perspectives, making it a must-listen for anyone in New England or beyond who enjoys the lively vibe of this region’s community. Don’t miss out on the local stories, personal confessions, and helpful hangover advice shared here—as always, fresh from New England’s vibrant and spirited conversation hub.
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| Oct. 26, 2026 (Pt. 1) Greg & The Morning Buzz: Halloween Shenanigans & New England comedy Vibes | 26 Oct 2026 | 01:10:19 | |
In this lively episode of Greg in the Morning Buzz, broadcasting live from one edge of New England to the other, the crew dives into a variety of engaging topics reflecting life and culture in New England. The show kicks off with reflections on the Halloween festivities, sharing stories from a wild Halloween party and discussing costumes, including Kelly’s escaped convict outfit and Kayla’s niche master's wife from *Hocus Pocus*, all amidst the unique vibes that only New England autumns bring. Greg and his team also chat about the weather across New England, celebrating a rare stretch of gorgeous, dry days, perfect for outdoor activities like apple and donut picking at Butternut Farm. The hosts touch on local culture and sports, including updates on the Patriots and the ongoing World Series, emphasizing the communal spirit felt throughout New England. Listeners are invited to participate with the popular "Ask the Buzz" segment, where relationship dilemmas and everyday curiosities get lively, relatable answers. The podcast also features humor from candy conspiracies during trick-or-treating, showcasing family dynamics that many New England parents might recognize. From brewing pot roasts with red wine gravy to reminiscing about college days at the University of New Hampshire, the episode creates a warm and personal connection to life in New England, mixing nostalgia with present-day realities. The buzz continues with news highlights like the New York Knicks’ phishing test, followed by quirky local events such as Marshfield’s haunted car wash offering a spine-tingling experience for families, another unique slice of New England life. As always, the show blends humor and heartfelt moments, finishing with a discussion of music preferences that range from Anthrax to Olivia Dean, demonstrating the diverse tastes of its New England audience. This episode is a perfect snapshot of New England’s vibrant community life, mixing seasonal fun, personal stories, sports, and cultural insights, all brought to you by Greg and the Morning Buzz team from New England for New England. Join us as we celebrate the spirit, quirks, and warmth that make this region truly special.
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| Oct 26, 2026 (Pt. 2) Greg & The Morning Buzz: Monday's Kelly Alliteration Scoreboard and more | 26 Oct 2026 | 01:07:44 | |
Join Greg in the Morning Buzz for a lively morning broadcast that takes you across New England, bringing local news, sports, and entertainment directly to listeners from one edge of New England to the other. In this episode, the team navigates technical challenges live on air, including a humorous struggle with a malfunctioning microphone during a home broadcast. Despite the hiccups, the energy remains high as they dive into the week’s news and upcoming giveaways, notably a chance to win Kawasaki Brute Force 450 ATVs, courtesy of Seacoast Powersports and Rochester Motorsports, emphasizing community engagement throughout New England. The podcast captures the spirit of New England through discussions on local events such as the Halloween party featuring creative costumes, detailed fan interactions, and spirited games that had everyone enjoying themselves. Greg and the crew share stories from their New England neighborhood, bringing a personal touch to the show. Listeners participate with “What’s Your Point?” segments where they share personal anecdotes and reflections, from weekend adventures to fall activities like tackling giant leaf piles and navigating corn mazes—capturing the essence of life in New England. Sports remain a vital part of the conversation, with Kelly Brown providing an engaging alliteration scoreboard covering NFL highlights and insights about local favorite teams, including updates on the Boston Celtics’ season and the Bruins’ promising start. The show also highlights the rising enthusiasm for WNBA games, reflecting the growing sports culture within New England. Greg’s broad coverage includes Ivy League football and spotlight moments like live coverage from Dartmouth, further rooting the show’s appeal in the New England region. Throughout the episode, there's a recurring theme of community and connection, with references to local businesses like Mitchell’s Fresh salsa made right here in New England, and the engagement with fans through emails, texts, and social media. With its mix of humor, local pride, heartfelt stories, and comprehensive sports updates, Greg in the Morning Buzz serves as a vibrant daily touchpoint that celebrates and reflects the diverse culture and spirit of New England listeners everywhere.
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| (10-23-26) The Greg & The Morning Buzz 24/7 Archive Friday - Shinedown’s Journey to Rock Stardom. | 23 Oct 2026 | 00:23:24 | |
This Archive Friday episode of Greg in the Morning Buzz takes listeners into the world of Shinedown, one of modern rock's most recognizable and successful bands. Known for their powerful vocals, unforgettable melodies, and emotionally charged performances, Shinedown has built an impressive career connecting with rock fans across generations. From their early beginnings to becoming a major name in the rock music industry, the band has continued to make an impact with its distinctive sound and dedication to creating meaningful music.This special archive feature celebrates Shinedown's musical journey, their influence on modern rock, and the passion that has helped them maintain a loyal fan base throughout their career. With memorable songs, electrifying live performances, and music that explores personal struggles, resilience, and determination, Shinedown has established a lasting presence in the rock world. Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering their music, this Archive Friday edition brings together the spirit of rock and the New England personality that makes Greg in the Morning Buzz a favorite among listeners.
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| Oct. 23, 2026 (Pt. 1): Greg & The Morning Buzz: Good News, Costumes, and Celtics Talk | 23 Oct 2026 | 01:17:16 | |
The crew kicks off the morning feeling a bit sleepy after a late night watching the Patriots play the Bears, analyzing the thrilling moments before ultimately accepting the loss. They transition to sharing what they did the night before, from Laura making homemade tiramisu to Kelly taking his dogs for a walk in South Portland, Maine. The studio starts buzzing about their upcoming Halloween event, the "Brews and Booze" party at the Hill Bar & Grill at McIntyre Ski Area in Manchester, where listeners can win cash prizes and Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets for the best costumes. During the "Five Things You Need to Know" segment, the crew discusses Amazon Prime renewing the horror series Carrie for a second season and shares fun trivia on what your favorite scary movie sub-genre says about your personality. They also cover tips from the Cleveland Clinic on preventing back and neck pain at desk jobs, followed by a breakdown of budget-friendly Thanksgiving meals from stores like Target and Aldi. The conversation takes a hilarious turn into modern dating trends, as Greg runs through new toxic behaviors like "breadcrumbing," "monkey branching," "fubbing," and "cloaking". The competitive spirit comes out during the "Friday Feud" segment, where listener Corey leads the men to victory by guessing reasons people get fingerprinted, winning a spot in the Buzz Fall Hall giveaway for two Kawasaki ATVs. The episode features two major sports interviews: first, Brian Scalabrine calls in to preview the upcoming Celtics season, discussing the pressure on Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown to lead the team efficiently. Next, Christian Fauria joins for "Fauria on Football" to review the Patriots game, offering his insights on Caleb Williams's explosive scrambling and reflecting on the intense culture of playing through injuries during his NFL career.
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| Oct. 23, 2026 (Pt. 2): Greg & The Morning Buzz: Doting Debates & TSO Tickets | 23 Oct 2026 | 00:59:19 | |
The crew kicks off the second half of the show with a public service announcement for Scotty, following up on his relationship concerns from the Buzz 24/7 Podcast. Seeking advice on how to properly "dote" on his wife Amy without it feeling forced, Scotty listens as Greg, Laura, and Kelly break down the difference between doing assigned household chores and performing unprompted romantic gestures, like pulling down a blanket or picking flowers. The conversation sparks a wave of texts from listeners offering their own funny and heartfelt tips on how Scotty can improve his game. The team shifts gears to their highly anticipated "Brews and Booze" Halloween party at the Hill Bar & Grill in Manchester, teasing their secret costumes and officially adding two tickets to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra to their Buzz Fall Hall giveaway package. The energy stays high as they dive into "What's the Buzz," reviewing a wild true crime headline about a Minnesota man arrested for forcing his girlfriend to wear a diaper, and a bizarre historical story about a Colorado rooster that miraculously lived for 18 months after being beheaded. The crew also discusses a new poll revealing that 47% of Gen Z avoids dancing in public out of fear of going viral on social media. As the morning rolls on, Greg voices his frustration with annoying political ads filling his mailbox, sparking a broader conversation about annoying modern conveniences. They wrap up the week with their classic "Punch in the Face" segment, where the hosts and listeners vent about everything from dropping tire pressure in the cold weather to overly complicated medical commercials and co-workers who won't stop stomping around. The episode ends with the crew hyping up their weekend appearances at Mark Motors in Sanford and Abundant Life Stoves and Spas in Chichester.
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| (10-22-2026) The Buzz 24/7 Podcast: FaceTime Feuds, Unwanted Doting, and the Tom Petty Ticket Price | 22 Oct 2026 | 00:26:55 | |
The crew immediately clashes as the Buzz 24/7 Podcast kicks off, carrying over some real-time studio frustration when Laura is heard tossing a set of keys at Kelly after he sets off a car alarm while packing the station vehicle. With tempers somewhat settled, Scotty takes the floor to ask for relationship advice about "doting". After his wife Amy subtly hints that he doesn't dote on her enough, Scotty asks the team what the word actually means and how he can incorporate it into their routine without overdoing it, leading to a hilariously awkward discussion on what counts as romantic vs. simple household chores. Greg’s argument in defense of FaceTiming his male friends continues off the air, with Scotty vehemently disagreeing that "dudes should FaceTime dudes". Listeners text in taking sides, some supporting Greg's use of video chat, while others accuse him of giving up his "man card". The crew transitions to more upbeat vibes in the "Good News" segment, celebrating everything from Kelly's stocked fridge of Oktoberfest beers to a caller sharing that their daughter is in clinical remission from leukemia. In the entertainment world, they react to Bono's comment about U2 separating rich people from their money with high ticket prices, and discuss Julia Stiles’s emotional tribute to Heath Ledger on Dancing with the Stars. Finally, Laura Boyce delivers her weekly "Cooking on a Budget" report, breaking down the best grocery deals across New England. She lists everything from Market Basket’s specials on Jif peanut butter and Guinness to Hannaford’s $6.99 chuck roast and Aldi’s Mama Cozzi's pizza. Laura also shares two fall recipes—steak and cheese cabbage wraps and sausage apple pies—before the crew signs off and directs listeners to subscribe to their YouTube channel, MorningBuzzNHTV.
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| Oct. 22, 2026 (Pt. 1): Greg & The Morning Buzz: UFO Clouds, The Game & App Chaos | 22 Oct 2026 | 01:18:25 | |
This episode of The Buzz 24/7 Podcast is a non-stop compilation of the crew's best and most chaotic moments from the past week, starting with an announcement about the morning show's new visual medium, the MorningBuzzNHTV YouTube channel. The studio is buzzing with the arrival of comedian Jimmy Dunn, who joins the team to promote his upcoming stand-up gigs in Epping, New Hampshire. As the team banters, the conversation takes an unexpected turn into classic cinema, specifically debating the merits of Michael Douglas films and why David Fincher's 1997 psychological thriller The Game is the ultimate, albeit terrifying, gift for someone who has everything. The bizarre news segment is a major highlight, with the crew reacting to a jaw-dropping story about a woman accidentally locked inside a Convenient MD urgent care facility after the staff closed up and went home for the night. The absurdity continues as they dissect the strange case of a college professor arrested for inexplicably pouring urine on a student's backpack, followed by an analysis of viral photos showing a massive, perfectly circular, UFO-like cloud formation hovering eerily over Florida. The hosts also tackle the ongoing frustrations and innovations of modern technology, passionately debating the usefulness of the Waze navigation app's police alerts, the skyrocketing popularity and safety concerns surrounding electric dirt bikes, and the bizarre, friend-based matchmaking premise behind a new dating app called Rivet. The energy stays high as the team reviews their NFL Smackback Picks of the week, analyzing the odds and making their against-the-spread predictions. The humor shifts to listener interaction with a hilarious Talkback message from a frustrated fan venting about relentless "teller marketers," which prompts a studio-wide roast of terrible 90s band names like Chumbawamba and Hoobastank. Finally, the crew wraps up the episode by previewing the massive Taco Gigante challenge at Margaritas Mexican Restaurant in honor of their annual Taco Toberfest, leaving listeners laughing and hungry.
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| Oct. 22, 2026 (Pt. 2): Greg & The Morning Buzz: FaceTiming Dudes, Good News, and Taco Gigantes | 22 Oct 2026 | 01:04:19 | |
The broadcast kicks off with a hilarious and surprisingly heated debate over FaceTime etiquette, specifically questioning whether men should use the video app to call their friends. Greg defends his use of the video app to communicate, while Scotty and Kelly strongly argue that traditional phone calls are better unless there is something specific to look at. The crew fields listener calls that range from military veterans supporting video chats to keep in touch across the globe, to old-school callers jokingly revoking Greg's "man card". Shifting to a more positive note, the hosts launch their "Good News" segment, sponsored by NH Federal Credit Union, asking listeners to share their small and large wins to reset the day's mood. The studio shares their own highlights: Kayla filled her gas tank the night before, Scotty is bonding with his new cat Thomas, Kelly is stocked up on Oktoberfest beer, and Greg enjoyed a quiet afternoon of apple picking. Callers chime in with heartfelt and uplifting moments, including a daughter reaching clinical remission from leukemia, a wife graduating with a master's degree after 15 years of hard work, and a listener finding a flawless vintage turntable to play Frank Sinatra records. In "What's the Buzz," the team tackles the latest news and cultural trends, including Margaritas Mexican Restaurant's two-pound Taco Gigante challenge for Taco Toberfest. They review a bizarre headline about a man tying his wife to a chair so he could watch football, and discuss lottery spending statistics, noting that Americans spent an average of $323 on tickets in 2024, with Massachusetts residents spending the most nationwide. The conversation also covers Airbnb's new policies cracking down on excessive chore lists for guests, a study showing high contentment among long-term single people, and trendy home renovations that homeowners instantly regret, like subway tiles, barn doors, and microwave drawers. Pop culture makes an appearance as the team discusses Bono defending U2's high ticket prices as a way to separate the rich from their money, and they praise Julia Stiles's touching tribute to Heath Ledger on Dancing with the Stars. Wrapping up, Greg heads into the record room for the "Final Final" and spins Tom Petty's "You Got Lucky," reminiscing about seeing Petty perform with Patti Smith for just $2.98 back in his youth. The show closes with a funny anecdote about their friend Doc's inability to say goodbye quickly, resulting in his wife Valerie accidentally shutting a car door on his head, and a hilariously fake quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin
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| (10-21-2026) Greg & The Morning Buzz 24/7 Podcast: Nostalgic Chats, Friendships, and New England Life | 21 Oct 2026 | 00:24:41 | |
In this engaging episode of Morning Buzz, broadcast from New England, Greg and the team take listeners on a nostalgic journey through childhood memories, including classic kids' shows like Romper Room and the magic of the "magic mirror" with Miss Jane. The conversation flows naturally into reflections on muscle memory for movie lines, sports trivia, and the rich world of musical theater featuring favorites like Legally Blonde, Evan Hansen, Hairspray, and Hamilton—a show that Greg believes changed the game. The hosts share personal anecdotes about their own experiences in musicals such as The Producers and South Pacific, adding a lighthearted and authentic touch. The podcast dives deeper into the realities of adult friendships in New England, touching on the sometimes complicated dynamics of keeping in touch through calls or texts. Greg openly discusses the challenge of being the one who always initiates contact and questions if that affects the nature of friendships, a relatable topic for many listeners. The hosts debate the changing communication habits across generations, including the rise of FaceTime and texting versus traditional phone calls, highlighting the ever-evolving nature of social connection in New England communities. Listeners also hear about the importance of local New England farms like Butternut Farm, celebrated for community gatherings, food trucks, and live music, reflecting the hosts' passion for supporting local businesses and maintaining strong community ties. The episode brings warmth and humor, with stories of family dynamics, spontaneous visits, and the joys and frustrations of everyday relationships. Overall, this episode offers an authentic slice of life from New England, blending humor, heartfelt moments, and cultural touchstones that resonate with a wide audience. Tune in for a podcast experience filled with laughter, insight, and memorable storytelling that only Greg and the Morning Buzz can deliver. Don’t forget to subscribe to Morning Buzz NHTV for more content from New England’s favorite morning show.
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| Oct 21, 2026 (Pt. 1) Greg & The Morning Buzz: Kelly’s Lunch Mishaps and Celtics Rollercoaster Recap | 21 Oct 2026 | 01:16:24 | |
(00:00:00) Show Open (00:09:15) Top Horror movies by year (00:27:35) weekend plans (00:32:52) Kelly's a dumpster fire (00:44:58) Stuff you should know (01:02:23) old tv (01:06:24) Best Villain ever Welcome to this lively episode of Greg and the Morning Buzz, your go-to podcast for all things New England! Greg kicks off the show reflecting on a busy week, sharing highlights from the Boston Celtics' rollercoaster game that had New England fans cheering early before the team hit a rough patch. Whether you’re a die-hard Celtics follower or a Knicks fan begrudgingly watching from afar, the banter captures the passion New England basketball stirs. The crew dives into local flavors with tales from New England’s favorite spots. From a delicious, buttery bakery treat in Kittery, Maine, to savory seafood stew enjoyed after a refreshing walk at Whaleback, the essence of New England’s culinary comforts shines through. Greg and friends also chat about the crisp fall weather, the changing foliage in Vermont, and the seasonal quirks like daylight savings time—all quintessential New England experiences. Listeners get the scoop on upcoming local events, including the highly anticipated Halloween party at Hill Bar and Grill in New Hampshire, promising an exuberant night of costumes, dancing, and games set against a cool New England autumn backdrop. Plus, giveaways feature two ATVs and a trailer in the BuzzFall haul, keeping the excitement buzzing. The episode mixes humor with everyday mishaps, like Kelly’s infamous repeated lunch-on-the-roof moments, proving that quirky, relatable New England characters keep the show fresh and entertaining. From serious topics like teen vaping trends and ghosting in dating to lighthearted games like “Stuff You Should Know,” the conversation is both engaging and informative. Greg also touches on the entertainment world’s latest, including Super Bowl halftime show controversies and tribute appearances, blending national stories with local insights, reflecting the broad-ranging interests of New England listeners. With lively discussions, community spirit, and New England charm running throughout, this episode of Greg and the Morning Buzz offers a perfect snapshot of life in New England—its sports, weather, food, and fun. Tune in for your midweek boost and stay connected to the heartbeat of New England culture and conversation!
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| Oct 21, 2026 (Pt. 2) Greg & The Morning Buzz: Hidden credit card sparks marriage trust debate | 21 Oct 2026 | 01:06:37 | |
In this episode of Greg in the Morning Buzz, the team dives into a heated but relatable financial dilemma as submitted anonymously by Kevin from New England. Kevin works over 60 hours a week juggling a full-time and part-time job, and although he and his wife Jamie are financially stable, he secretly maintains a credit card without her knowledge to buy small personal items, seeking some financial freedom away from Jamie’s strict budgeting. When Jamie discovers the secret credit card, trust issues arise, sparking a spirited debate on money management, honesty, and communication within relationships. Greg and the crew unpack the nuances of this New England couple’s situation, weighing who’s at fault — Kevin for hiding the credit card or Jamie for micromanaging expenses. Listeners contribute their perspectives, spotlighting the importance of transparency and respect in partnerships. Beyond the main story, Greg and the team highlight local New England businesses like On the Vine Marketplace, showcasing the best fresh produce and meats in Exeter and Scarborough. They also discuss community-driven initiatives such as the Ripple Effect series, which shines a positive light on nonprofits supporting veterans and animal rescues across New England. Throughout, the episode balances candid talkbacks, humor, and heartfelt moments, giving listeners a taste of life in New England beyond just the financial drama. From debating the hottest travel trends focused on quiet, digital-detox vacations to reminiscing about local favorites like fugazi bread from Kittery, Greg’s show captures the dynamic spirit of New England life. With segments on Halloween festivities, local events, and pop culture quizzes, this episode delivers a compelling mix of engaging content for listeners across the region and beyond. Tune in for a lively conversation about trust, money, and relationships alongside a warm celebration of New England community and culture.
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| (10-20-2026) The Buzz 24/7 Podcast: Stand-Up Classes, Out-House Memories, and The RSVP Struggle | 20 Oct 2026 | 00:22:54 | |
The crew gathers for another edition of The Buzz 24/7 Podcast, opening with an update on Laura's healing ribs and the physical strain of trying to rush recovery. Special guest comedian Jimmy Dunn joins the studio to recap a milestone achivement: successfully teaching a multi-week stand-up comedy workshop at the BNH Stage in Concord. Jimmy reflects on coaching 25 diverse students, helping aspiring comics refine their timing, and watching them crush their final performances in front of a packed theater. The discussion turns toward modern comedy culture, boundary-pushing humor, the nuances of offending audiences, and why comics need the freedom to take creative risks. The conversation shifts to everyday homeowner headaches as Roadkill recaps months of chaotic renovations, including an unexpected deck rebuild and the realities of having a temporary porta-potty parked in his driveway. This sparks a funny, nostalgic walk down memory lane about rustic camp outhouses, old-school wooden doors, and the terrifying experience of using them in the dead of winter. Meanwhile, Kelly plans out his upcoming Halloween outfit with a little wardrobe help from a filmmaker friend, prompting playful teasing from the rest of the room about what really goes on behind the scenes. Wrapping up the episode, Greg airs his frustrations with event etiquette, social pressure, and the dread of being cornered into an RSVP. The hosts bond over the shared relief of canceled plans, the struggle of overcommitting months in advance, and learning how to say no to preserve personal downtime.
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| Oct. 20, 2026 (Pt. 1): Greg & The Morning Buzz: Samuel L. Jackson, First-Try Masters, and Delivery Debates | 20 Oct 2026 | 01:12:08 | |
The episode opens with the crew relishing the crisp, cool autumn weather, declaring it the best time of the year in New England. Sports are a major focus, as the hosts express their excitement for the Boston Celtics' opening day and ring ceremony, while also lamenting a lost bet on the Cleveland Guardians—and airing their grievances about the team's name change. The conversation shifts to relatable weekend chores, including the frustrations of waiting hours at an auto shop, the satisfaction of changing motorcycle oil, and the chaotic logistics of neighborhood parking during home maintenance. A highly entertaining segment kicks off when the team debates which complex jobs or activities they believe they could master on their very first try. The hilarious hypothetical discussion ranges from operating heavy machinery like an excavator and docking a large boat, to high-stakes jobs like air traffic control and flying a helicopter. On the lighter side, they also debate the nuances of perfectly wrapping a burrito at a fast-casual restaurant or making a flawless sandwich on a deli line. In honor of Movie Day, the cast takes on a listener's suggestion to rank the best Samuel L. Jackson films. What follows is a passionate and varied breakdown of his extensive filmography. The crew shares their top three picks, highlighting legendary performances in Pulp Fiction, Django Unchained, and The Hateful Eight, alongside comedic and cult-favorite roles in The Other Guys, The Incredibles, and the notoriously absurd Snakes on a Plane. The episode concludes with a cathartic vent session about modern inconveniences. The hosts question the logic and expense of food delivery apps, debating the exorbitant fees and the strange reality of trusting random drivers with fast food orders. Finally, they voice a universal frustration with election season, complaining about the relentless barrage of political campaign flyers filling their mailboxes and the endless stream of unsolicited political text messages, wrapping up the morning with signature relatable humor.
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| Oct. 20, 2026 (Pt. 2): Greg & The Morning Buzz: Hecklers, DeWalt Chainsaws, and The Man Card Debate | 20 Oct 2026 | 01:00:52 | |
The second half of Tuesday’s broadcast begins with a spirited debate over the show's "Fast Five" segment, where the crew revisits listener fallout regarding DeWalt power tools and chainsaws. The hosts dive headfirst into an honest and funny conversation about traditional gender expectations, challenging the notion of needing a "man card" and confessing to things they know absolutely nothing about. From basic car mechanics and sewing to sports trivia, folding fitted sheets, and medical advice, the team and callers candidly admit their everyday blind spots without shame. Comedian Jimmy Dunn joins the studio to recap a recent stand-up gig in Epping, New Hampshire, sharing the hilarious ordeal of dealing with an overenthusiastic heckler in a cowboy hat. The discussion explores the delicate art of audience interaction in comedy clubs versus concert halls, detailing when banter is welcome and when a rowdy patron completely derails a performance. Later in the hour, Greg shares an email from the actual audience member who stepped in to tell the heckler to shut up, celebrating him as a local hero. Between stories, the show takes a nostalgic turn as Greg pays tribute to legendary Boston radio personality Carter Alan following his retirement announcement. Reflecting on the golden era of WBCN, Greg recalls writing a fan letter as a young broadcaster and receiving encouragement, early U2 bootlegs, and signed photos from Carter, honoring his lasting impact on New England rock radio. The hosts also react to the staggering projected economic fallout of the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI release and debate whether video games belong in the home for young kids. Closing out the morning, the studio hosts an entertaining round of the "Panel of Experts" trivia game, quizzing a caller on oddities like beheadings in Saudi Arabia, strange backyard animal scents, and common public misconceptions surrounding tech acronyms. With birthday shoutouts, upcoming live tour dates from Jimmy Dunn, and details on the Buzz Fall Haul giveaway, the crew sends listeners off with plenty of laughs.
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| (10-19-2026) Greg & The Morning Buzz 24/7 Podcast: Late Nights, Deep Sleep, and Fall Conversations | 19 Oct 2026 | 00:19:17 | |
In this engaging episode of the Morning Buzz, Greg shares a candid and humorous look at life’s ups and downs while living and working across New England. From late-night parties to the challenge of balancing fun and early mornings, Greg’s stories reflect real, relatable moments many in New England experience. He dives into the exhausting yet rewarding nature of social gatherings with friends and family, emphasizing the concept of “good tired” after a night well spent. Throughout the episode, Greg touches on his nonstop schedule traveling around New England with his camera, covering events like the New Hampshire Film Festival comedy panel, highlighting his deep connection with the New England community. The conversation also explores unique sleep experiences, including coming home utterly zonked, struggling to stay awake after long nights, and the peculiar moments when waking from deep sleep feels almost impossible. Greg’s candid reflections on sleep, including the importance of his CPAP machine and the shared experiences of his co-hosts, bring a personal and relatable angle that listeners from New England and beyond can appreciate. The episode subtly weaves in the changing seasons of New England, with dialog about the crisp fall air and the reality of working and living in colder weather, adding a local flavor that resonates with listeners familiar with New England’s climate. The banter surrounding the season sets the stage for lighthearted discussions about managing the Southwest New England weather, friendships, and day-to-day life. Greg also revisits a fascinating past discussion about memory and brain power, inspired by a story from his dad and reflections by Paul McCartney, sparking an intriguing debate about whether anyone can remember being born. This topic broadens the episode’s appeal, as it blends personal anecdote with deeper curiosity about the human mind. This episode of Morning Buzz is a perfect reflection of New England life — full of humor, personal stories, local culture, and the everyday challenges of balancing work, sleep, and social fun. Whether you’re from New England or interested in the region’s lifestyle nuances, this podcast delivers an authentic slice of life, wrapped in friendly conversation and genuine laughter. For fans of Greg and the Morning Buzz, this episode offers insights into the dynamic life behind the scenes while inviting listeners to embrace the good tired moments and the ever-changing Connecticut-to-Maine New England backdrop. Don’t forget to subscribe and catch all episodes on MorningBuzz.com or Apple Podcasts to stay connected with the vibrant pulse of New England life.
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| Oct. 19, 2026 (Pt. 1): Greg & The Morning Buzz: Monday Morning Buzz: Coffee, Fall, Film, and Football | 19 Oct 2026 | 01:07:26 | |
(00:00:00) Show Open (00:16:25) Greg TV reccomendations (00:21:43) Horror movie talk (00:31:17) Ask the Buzz (00:53:07) Football with Christian Poirier (01:07:20) End of part 1, part 2 now available This episode of Greg in the Morning Buzz offers a rich blend of seasonal reflections, local culture, and lively discussions. The hosts candidly share their experiences with the onset of fall in New England, touching on allergies, the comfort of weighted blankets, and the changing daylight patterns that signal the shift into shorter days. They celebrate the region's stunning, long-lasting foliage and encourage listeners to appreciate the beauty of the season, even as everyday chores like raking are approached with a laid-back attitude.A highlight of the episode is their coverage of the New Hampshire Film Festival, where they enjoyed engaging conversations with special guests including Tom Bergeron, Isabel Hagen, and Alex Moffitt from Saturday Night Live. The festival atmosphere was warm and inclusive, with audiences participating enthusiastically in discussions about movies, comedy, and entertainment industry insights. The hosts emphasize the importance of supporting local arts and spotlight a documentary on Bucksport, Maine, reinforcing their dedication to New England storytelling.The conversation then pivots to a spirited debate on coffee culture, specifically the frustrations surrounding local coffee shops opening too late in the morning. Greg voices a widespread sentiment among the audience, advocating for coffee shops to open early, ideally by 6 a.m., to better serve the morning rush of hardworking patrons. The dialogue explores the balance between corporate chains like Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks and cherished small-town coffee shops, highlighting the latter's vital role in maintaining New England’s community fabric. Personal anecdotes about ordering preferences and the challenges of modern convenience, such as online ordering glitches, underscore the complexities of contemporary coffee habits.In the "Ask the Buzz" segment, the hosts tackle a listener's dilemma about friendship and judgment regarding a best friend’s engagement. The panel offers nuanced advice on the importance of supportive friendship, emphasizing acceptance and understanding over criticism. This segment reveals the show’s ability to blend humor with heartfelt guidance, reflecting relatable social dynamics.The episode also features an in-depth football discussion with Christian Poirier, analyzing recent New England Patriots games, injury management, and team depth. The hosts provide candid assessments of player performances, including concerns about key figures like A.J. Brown, and explore broader NFL rivalries and schedules. Their passionate sports commentary resonates with New England fans, offering insights tempered by humor and season-long perspective.Throughout, the show maintains a distinctly local flavor, celebrating New England’s unique culture through its seasonal observations, community events, and sports enthusiasm. From foliage appreciation to film festivals and intense coffee shop debates, Greg and his team connect listeners to the rhythms of their everyday lives, making this episode a rich tapestry of regional identity, entertainment, and meaningful dialogue.
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| Oct. 19, 2026 (Pt. 2): Greg & The Morning Buzz: Halloween fun, sports buzz, and New England vibes | 19 Oct 2026 | 00:58:10 | |
(00:00:00) What's your point (00:15:08) Kelly's Alliteration Scoreboard (00:20:09) Eric Freed (00:33:40) What's the Buzz (00:53:06) Final Vinal (Laura) In this lively episode of Greg in the Morning Buzz, the hosts dive into a wide range of topics that highlight life and culture in New England and beyond. Starting with plans for a fun-filled Halloween costume contest at Hill Bar and Grill, they invite listeners to join the festivities featuring dancing, a DJ, and a generous buffet—clearly a New England autumn celebration not to be missed. Greg and the team discuss the excitement surrounding upcoming events in New England, including the Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s "Ghost of the Christmas Past" show at SNHU Arena, emphasizing the vibrant cultural scene in the region. The conversation flows into sports, with detailed recaps on NFL games, college football upsets, and local New England teams’ performances. Kelly Brown delivers the signature alliteration scoreboard, blending humor and insight on recent games, including the Patriots, Bruins, Celtics, and WNBA highlights. Greg shares his thoughts on the Patriots’ recent struggles, reflecting the passion New England fans bring to football analysis. The Bruins’ promising start and Celtics’ season outlook further showcase New England’s deep sports roots. Listeners also weigh in during the interactive “What’s Your Point” segment, where callers and texters share single-sentence takes on life—from hot sauce habits and sleepovers to the fleeting beauty of New England’s fall foliage. Social and cultural issues arise, including discussions on AI in marketing, delivery robots prompting protests, and intriguing celebrity news. Greg and crew maintain their conversational, relatable tone throughout, touching on everything from the nostalgia of local music to the complexities of wedding venue contracts. Throughout the episode, the spirit of New England is palpable—not only in specific references but in the warmth, humor, and community connection that infuse the show. Whether through celebrating seasonal events, examining New England sports, or engaging with listener voices, Greg in the Morning Buzz continues to be a go-to source for entertainment, local flavor, and thoughtful commentary in New England and beyond.
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| 10.16.26 Greg & The Morning Buzz: New England's comedy morning show & podcast - Halloween costume trends | 16 Oct 2026 | 01:45:51 | |
In this vibrant episode of "Greg and the Morning Buzz," listeners are treated to a blend of humor, heartfelt storytelling, and authentic New England culture. Hosted by Greg, alongside Roadkill Laura, Kelly, Kayla Windsor, and Cratchy, the show offers a lively and engaging experience rooted deeply in the spirit of New England life.A standout segment features Kayla Windsor making a surprise appearance, sparking candid conversations about the stresses of commuting an hour into work—a relatable challenge for many New Englanders facing traffic and road conditions. The team’s warm camaraderie shines as they joke, support, and share real-life frustrations, making the episode feel like a genuine conversation among friends.Greg takes listeners on a journey through scenic, lesser-known towns in western New England like Antrim, Nelson, Dublin, and Bennington during a recent photography road trip. His encounter with a kind woman, who remarkably resembles a famous actress, highlights the charm and hospitality found throughout New England’s rural communities. This story emphasizes the region’s unique blend of natural beauty and genuine human connection, offering listeners an intimate glimpse into New England's quieter, picturesque corners.The podcast blends lighthearted fun with meaningful moments, including a reflective discussion on the fascinating topic of memory and whether people can actually remember their own birth. Greg shares a touching story about his father’s claim to remember being born, a notion first dismissed but later given weight when music legend Paul McCartney publicly described the same experience. This intriguing topic weaves in thoughts on infantile amnesia, brain science, and the mysteries of human memory, engaging the audience in thoughtful reflection.Throughout the episode, the group also promotes exciting New England-centric events, such as the Old Glory Guns and Ammo customer appreciation event in Hudson, New Hampshire, and the New Hampshire Film Festival. Greg will host a comedy panel featuring well-known comedians and filmmakers, turning the spotlight on New England’s vibrant arts scene. These announcements not only promote local culture but underscore the show’s role as a community hub that connects listeners to happenings across New England.Interactive segments like the “Friday Feud,” sponsored by local businesses in Maine and New Hampshire, bring energetic fun and opportunities for listeners to win prizes like tickets to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and gift cards to iconic New England outdoor retailers. This ongoing engagement helps foster a strong community feeling grounded in the regional identity of New England.Listeners also enjoy Greg’s personal anecdotes about juggling his photography passion with everyday life, including humorous tales of late nights, family dynamics, and the adventures that accompany balancing home and work. The show’s candidness and warmth make it a beloved part of many listeners’ mornings."Greg and the Morning Buzz" successfully blends humor, cultural insight, and local charm, making it a must-listen for fans and residents of New England. This episode, rich with New England references and personalities, captures the essence of the region—from its stunning landscapes and small-town hospitality to its dynamic community events—solidifying Greg’s show as a staple in New England’s media landscape.
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| (10-16-26) The Greg & The Morning Buzz 24/7 Archive Friday - Shinedown’s Journey to Rock Stardom. | 16 Oct 2026 | 00:12:22 | |
This episode of *Greg in the Morning Buzz* delivers a lively dive into New England comedy, featuring an in-depth interview with comedian Dane Cook, a major figure in stand-up who rose to fame selling out legendary venues like Boston Garden. Greg and Dane discuss his remarkable 30-year career, the challenges of the comedy grind, and his innovative new special, *Above It All*, filmed on his own front lawn during the pandemic. The show also touches on current entertainment news, including Dane’s recent documentary about his brother’s financial betrayal, and memorable moments from his career, such as working with Kevin Costner in *Mr. Brooks* and sharing anecdotes involving Eddie Murphy. Throughout, the podcast blends New England authenticity with humor and pop culture insights, making it a must-listen for comedy fans and anyone interested in the evolving landscape of stand-up entertainment, all delivered with Greg’s signature wit and charm.
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