Shift Happened

It's Easter weekend and Stitch is at the dentist, which means Leslie and Houston are completely unsupervised with six flavors of Peeps and zero regrets. What started as a festive taste test turned into something closer to a crime scene, with decapitated marshmallow chicks, calorie math nobody asked to do, and a Cotton Candy Peep that smelled better than it tasted. Plus, Easter traditions from around the world, including one from the Czech Republic that Leslie is very relieved she'll never have to participate in.

The Artemis 2 crew is out here making history and somehow still having Outlook problems in space. The guys react to the moon mission, break down the whole loop de loop translunar situation, and somehow end up debating whether billionaires should be allowed to turn on the sun at 2 a.m. using an app. Oh, and Hot Hunks is officially back, so gentlemen, it's time to stop talking and start signing up.

The Second Shift crew kicks off April Fool's Day by breaking down the actual unwritten rules of the holiday, like the controversial noon deadline for pranks that Stitch absolutely refuses to believe is real. Houston, Leslie, and Stitch dig into some of the greatest April Fool's pranks in history, from the BBC convincing an entire nation that Swiss farmers were harvesting spaghetti from trees, to Taco Bell buying the Liberty Bell. They also get into what's changing for Rapid City residents this month, including new yard waste fees.

Leslie bought not one but two Etsy psychics to help navigate some big life decisions, and honestly the jury's still out on whether either of them was legit. Meanwhile, the crew debates the Artemis 2 moon mission and whether flying around the moon without landing is a very expensive road trip. Plus, survival tips get covered, including what to do if you get stabbed, stung by a jellyfish, or somehow end up face to face with a shark.

It's a new week and somehow Stitch is still defending his Android. The crew debates green bubbles, hot chicken origin stories, and whether a twelve ton Kit Kat heist counts as living your best life. Oh, and there's a $170,000 robot named Moya who runs at body temperature and has a thousand yard stare. Perfectly normal Monday.

Leslie, Stitch, and Houston went a little sideways today, and honestly, it was a great time. The crew got into "looks maxing," the wild new trend where guys are literally taking hammers to their own faces in the name of being more attractive. From there, things spiraled into a full conversation about phone addiction, how long any of us could actually survive without our screens, and somehow wrapped up with a blindfolded dinner experiment.

Wednesday's show had a little bit of everything. Opening Day kicked things off with a debate about whether $413 for a family of four to see the Dodgers is outrageous or just baseball in 2026. Then things got delightfully weird when a deep dive into Easter candy turned into a full-on history lesson about Peeps, complete with the fact that researchers at Emory University once tried to dissolve them in sulfuric acid. And if that wasn't enough, the crew weighed in on the new Harry Potter HBO reboot and why people really need to calm down about the casting of Severus Snape.

Buckle up, because today's show is a whole mood. The crew kicks things off comparing health data on their smartwatches... except one person doesn't even own a watch, a ring, or apparently a microphone. From there it's a full debate about where you're supposed to store your butter in the fridge, and yes, people have apparently been doing it wrong their entire lives. Then someone in the building decided it would be hilarious to spray fart spray in the studio, and it was so bad they had to evacuate and relocate for thirty minutes. A practical joke that nobody thought was funny, and one that might have actually been worse than pepper spray. It's a Tuesday, people. The Second Shift with Leslie, Stitch, and Houston on The Kat 98.7 and 93.9 the Mix.