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Feeling Good & Chat With Alan Longstreet

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Feeling Good & Chat With Alan Longstreet

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Jay Towers in the MorningFeeling Good & Chat With Alan Longstreet. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Are you running for office and have a message you want every voter in your district to hear? Well, that's where radio comes in. Radio is your direct line to morning commuters, midday grinders, and late-nighters. Radio puts your message right where your voters are. Plus, it's one-tenth the time and cost of video. Don't just campaign, connect with millions all over the country. Even thousands in the smallest communities with radio. Call now and be on air in just 48 hours. 844-844-i-heart. That's 844-844-i-heart. Time for feeling good in the D. It is brought to you by Michigan Economic Development Corporation. So what's today's feel good? A firefighter in Canada rescued a golden retriever after it fell through some ice and began to struggle and freezing waters. Luckily, ice rescue crews were able to reach the dog and safely bring it back to land officials in the area, use the opportunity to warn people that spring has sprung, and ice is extremely unstable. They also urge everyone to keep their pets leashed near waterways.

Oh, yeah. See, the dogs don't know what happens is the dogs are used to it being cold and winter, and they're probably dogs that like to be outside. And they run out there on ice and then all of a sudden it's like they hit a thin spot, and the dog doesn't know. I also feel like spring has not. Sprung, we've had a couple of nice spring days, but aside from that, this is crap. Well, this is in Canada, Chelsea. I may be spring has sprung in Canada and not here. But does Canada have a spring? I don't think so. I don't think they do. I'm not aware. Likely not. You were joined by meteorologist Alan Longstreet. Alan, good morning to you. How are you guys? How are we? How are you feeling? Good. Great. Ready to go. Bounce in my step today. Man, I want to see him in a bad mood one day. One of these days. I just want to see him swear in kicking things. Yeah, several times a day with the kids. But we need a quick repair. A quick repair, you know? Yeah, I've seen you mad. You just are seeing more quiet. I've been met. Yeah, yeah. That's the thing I love you. It's our region. Yeah, I'll rage. But no, it's definitely a lot of quieting or first. Okay. And then you bottle it up and then you blow up.

I think I've been mad at work like once or twice. Yeah. Out of over like 15 years. Been a long time. How's it here? Yeah, for you. That's awesome. Oh, you've been here in Fox two? I don't a lot. Yeah, 15 to place. Yeah, I think it's a lot more fun. It is. Yeah, I mean, no, because Chelsea, you were the intern. Right. I think when I started here. Yeah, so that would be about like 13, 15. Mm-hm. Yeah, I don't know. Chelsea's been here longer than Alan. She may have been. Yeah, yeah, I don't know who was here officially first. Yeah. But it was, yeah. There's some old embarrassing stories that I did with her, you know, helping me out. I remember being at a mire for a lottery store. Yeah, I'm sure that was a terrible situation. I had fun. I remember having a joyous time with you. That was in jub, but the, yeah, the stuff itself. Who knew? Yeah, it's crazy, right? It's hard to find. I've been here, I think 22 years. Yeah. Oh, you've been here longer. Yeah, I got here in 2004.

Yeah, times of funny thing. Were you, do you guys know who my podcast guest in your studio was yesterday? Who? Ankunae Jameson. Were you here when she was here? Yes, I anchored with her. No, no, no, I know. I know when you started. No, I mean, I know that we anchor you anchor with her. I was with both of you guys. I remember she was not at the beginning. No, no, she was here then she came. Then she came. Yes, yes, yes, yes. That was that. This goes great. She's fantastic here. Yeah, we talked and talked and talked to writer horse. My love is things. She bring us some animals. We talked about, yeah, we talked about all that. The weirdness of the, of the weed business, the marijuana business. And yeah, she's been going for 10 years too. I thought she right. Wow, notice something. Yeah, you know, cheers, please. She was sad you guys weren't here. Oh, that's something. All right, how are we looking weather? We are, although we're less, like we're less cold today. So mid 30s will take it. It's not the 20s. It's not good either. Few flights this afternoon, not much 50s on Friday. And then we keep a study through the weekend there. So we're looking good this weekend. You know who's listening to the radio? Voters. Lots of them. So if you're running for office, this right here. Great place to reach them.

And it's not like social media where people are just swiping through ads. With radio, they're engaged. Plus it's one tenth the time and cost of video. Don't just campaign. Connect with millions all over the country. Even thousands in the smallest communities with radio. Call now and be on the air in just 48 hours. 844-844-i-heart. That's 844-844-i-heart.

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