Episode 433 "17 July THE MORNING SHOW" w/ James at The Azle Academy

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A news article about Fort Worth Stockyards fines switches to a veteran's 50-year-later marriage proposal.

The episode begins with hosts Andrew and James greeting listeners and introducing the show's focus on Fort Worth and Texas-centric content, with occasional national news. They share personal updates, including watching 'The Foundation' and sleeping habits. The weather forecast predicts triple-digit temperatures for North Texas. They mention an electromagnetic storm affecting technology. National Tattoo Day is discussed, with James having tattoos and Andrew comparing them to bumper stickers. A 'This Day in History' segment covers Disneyland's problematic opening in 1955, noting AI inaccuracies. News stories include praise for Fort Worth Magazine and a mural in the Las Vegas Trail neighborhood symbolizing renewal. A confusing article about Fort Worth Stockyards fines leads into a love story about Richard Smith and Jan Branton reconnecting after decades. The Good News Network story details a German backpacker surviving 12 days lost in Australia. Weekend events are highlighted, such as Cutthroat Finches performing at the Omni Theatre and local shows at venues like McFly's Pub and Coffee and Cocktails in Mineral Wells. Sponsors and community promotion are encouraged. The episode concludes with Andrew's story of being attacked by a bird in Fort Worth, adding humor and a personal touch.

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