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KISS Mornings with Alley and DZ - Tuesday February 24, 2026

·1 hr 11 min·5 clips
After eight months, DZ finally touched the hidden five-dollar bill—and then accidentally threw it in the trash.
The episode begins with Allie teasing a major development in the long-running 'Find the Five' game, where a five-dollar bill is hidden in the studio. She hints that DZ touched it and almost destroyed it. The show then shifts to the 'Question of the Day,' asking listeners about moments that built their self-esteem. Callers share stories like Allie leveling up in tennis, Danielle getting a manager promotion, Lindsay showcasing quilts at QuiltCon, and Saucy fixing her truck axle. A significant segment involves an anonymous caller who discovered his girlfriend of five months has a criminal record for first-degree harassment, a restraining order, and stalking, which she didn't disclose. Allie and DZ debate whether he should leave her, emphasizing her lack of accountability. Later, Allie reveals the 'Find the Five' resolution: she hid the bill in a sealed utensil package, which DZ opened, used, and threw away without noticing. The game is extended to include Ed, the IT guy. The hosts then announce the 'KISS FM tattle line,' encouraging kids to leave voicemails snitching on others. They briefly discuss lawsuits against social media companies like Meta and YouTube over alleged harms to children. The episode also includes segments like 'Am I the Jerk?' about witnessing a car accident, a ticket giveaway to Pottawatomie, and a story about Allie's son Hudson having the flu.

As heard by us

A $5 station game, Hudson's school office visit, and a tattle line make up the segment.

The segment leans on the long-running $5 station game, Find the Five, and then folds neatly into the Hudson update at school and home. The bill trail is easy to follow: it starts with bacon, moves into a purse, and keeps getting tucked back around the station.

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Why you'd press play

A $5 station bit and a school office email do the heavy lifting.

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