TAD DREX & KARA PODCAST FRIDAY APRIL 4

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Listener Kimberly faces Kara in pop culture trivia, risking $100 and a chance to dethrone Kara's 2,535-win record.

The episode opens with weather updates and travel warnings for Atlanta airport TSA lines. The hosts mention the Atlanta Braves' 17-2 win over the Diamondbacks. They transition to pop culture news, discussing Blake Lively's lawsuit against Justin Baldoni, where a judge dismissed 10 of 13 claims. The conversation shifts to Google allowing users to change embarrassing email addresses after 22 years. A listener named Kimberly from Stone Mountain calls in for the 'Are You Smarter Than Kara' trivia segment, answering questions about Miley Cyrus, Delta's hub, jury size, Hilary Duff's show, and NFL teams at SoFi Stadium; she loses to Kara, who maintains her record of 2,535 wins and 71 losses. The hosts then discuss asking too much of neighbors, with one sharing a story about hiding a guitar at a neighbor's house during a birthday surprise. They play 'Beat Shazam' with an international Easter egg hunt theme, featuring songs like 'Havana' and 'Welcome to Miami'. Later, they talk about Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and Hershey's reverting to classic recipes after complaints. Tiger Woods' body cam footage from a DUI arrest is mentioned, including his attempt to invoke a connection to President Trump. The '$1,000 Minute' game has a listener answering 10 questions in one minute, missing some on candy spending and movie titles. The episode concludes with 'Forgive and Forget', where caller Kurt seeks forgiveness from his ex-girlfriend Tally for selling her daughter's bedroom furniture in a house sale, leading to a tense on-air exchange about profit sharing and legal threats.

As heard by us

A noisy guitar and a neighbor favor become the main case, with travel stress and baseball chaos passing through the margins.

Tad Drex and Kara keep this single episode moving at a brisk Atlanta morning-radio clip, opening with spring-break TSA stress, a 17-2 Braves win, and Blake Lively's court setback before shifting into the kind of neighborhood friction that gives the hour its shape.

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Press play when a borrowed amplifier turns neighborly guitar noise into a social dilemma.

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