Kelli & Anthony

Anthony's Going to Be on TV This Weekend + Carter's Question: What's Your Favorite Holiday Tradition? + Peppermint Mocha & Candy Canes Need to Vanish

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Anthony and his four-year-old daughter Reese are going live on Fox Weather Channel this Saturday morning.
The episode opens with Anthony sharing exciting news: he and his daughter Reese have been invited to appear live on Fox Weather Channel's Saturday morning segment called ROWI (Risk of Weather Impact), which ties weather conditions to NFL games. Anthony expresses both thrill and worry about putting his four-year-old on live TV at 6:30 AM. Kelli and Anthony then shift to discussing unpopular Christmas opinions, with Kelli comparing candy canes to Halloween's candy corn and declaring peppermint mochas disgusting. They introduce Carter's question of the day, asking listeners for their favorite Christmas traditions. Callers and texters respond with varied traditions: opening one gift on Christmas Eve, watching football, a family tablecloth where events are recorded annually, and an Elf on the Shelf named Hot Coco. Kelli shares her own tradition, the 'Grinch game,' a gift-stealing event with her Italian family that involves alliances and plotting. Anthony admits his family hasn't established a solid tradition yet, though they enjoy homemade cinnamon rolls on Christmas morning. The conversation touches on holiday drinks, with Kelli preferring red wine and Anthony joking about Arizona Iced Tea in stockings. The episode concludes with weather talk, as the hosts note a forecasted rainstorm starting Tuesday and peaking on Christmas Eve, which may affect travel plans for family gatherings. Throughout, the hosts maintain a casual, humorous tone, blending personal anecdotes with listener interactions.

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A possible live-weather segment opens into NFL picks, family rituals, and a holiday gift game with competitive bite.

The episode finds its cleanest angle in a possible live Saturday morning Fox Weather Channel appearance with Reese, where her NFL picks would be framed through wind, rain, and snow. The appeal is not just the TV hit; it is the household reality around it, including a 6:30 a.m.

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You get Fox Weather NFL stakes, Reese's live picks, and a family gift game built for grudges.

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