TV talk, trivia, and morning-show chaos.
myTalk Morning Show turns morning radio energy into a rotating pop-culture hangout. Jason, Colleen, and Holly bounce through TV recommendations, Bravo arguments, movie news, trivia games, consumer detours, and whatever odd story has the room talking next.
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myTalk Morning Show is a rapid, roomful-of-people morning show for listeners who want pop culture with visible fingerprints on it. The show is not built like a tidy critic's desk. It is built like a lively conversation where a TV recap, a caller game, a travel tip, and a throwaway joke can all fight for the same five minutes. Jason, Colleen, and Holly are the clearest recurring voices in the excerpts, especially inside the Screen Queens segments. Their television talk moves quickly from recommendation to reaction. Survivor, Beef, RHOBH, RHONY, Malcolm in the Middle, and Margo's Got Money Troubles all become material for verdicts, warnings, tangents, and little bits of mock ceremony. Reality TV gets especially animated treatment, with Beverly Hills drama framed as fractured friendships, toxic reunions, medieval dinner spectacle, and the eternal question of whether a cast needs an overhaul. Streaming premieres get a different rhythm. A new Apple TV show can be described through plot, cast, tone, and one blunt visual critique before anyone has time to turn it into a formal review. The show also makes room for entertainment-industry chatter, including CinemaCon reactions to The Mandalorian and Grogu, Top Gun 3, Toy Story 5, and the joking attempt to make Dunesday sound like the next Barbenheimer. Then it swerves. A Friday hour can stop to rebuild Weekly Trivia Face-Off rules live on air, weighing callers, phone-a-friend choices, and whether thirty seconds is still the right amount of pressure. The actual trivia can be just as funny as the answers, because the room treats uncertainty as part of the game. Away from TV, the show still keeps its morning-show instincts: airline companion certificates, Delta complaints, Marco Polo, AI Val Kilmer, baby monkey clips, and odd stories like robots chasing wild boars all fit the same loose feed. The result is familiar, snarky, and conversational without needing to be abrasive. It is for people who like their entertainment coverage opinionated, lightly chaotic, and already mid-conversation.
Made for: Best for listeners who track streaming shows, Bravo drama, movie news, and odd pop-culture stories, and who prefer loose panel banter over formal criticism. It also fits morning-radio fans who like recurring games and on-air inside jokes.
What sets it apart: The show mixes Screen Queens-style TV criticism with live radio mechanics: trivia face-offs, caller ideas, segment retooling, and everyday detours. Its charm comes from letting the conversation show its work instead of sanding every moment smooth.
Jason Matheson grew up on television, and his love for ‘80s soap “Dallas” and Disney World just may rival that for his husband and two dogs. Producer Holly Roberts is there to call it like it is with a side of snark. The myTalk Morning Show can be heard weekdays 6-9 am CST on myTalk 107.1 FM radio in Minneapolis/St. Paul.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Quick banter, firm opinions and firsthand entertainment memories give its TV recaps and franchise talk an unusually social charge.
myTalk Morning Show turns screen chatter into a lively group argument, with Jason Matheson and Holly Roberts moving easily between recaps, industry news and celebrity stories.
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Beef season two, a Beverly Hills finale, and Nintendo trivia give Screen Queens a loose, funny rhythm.
Screen Queens looks at Beef season two through the question that matters most for a follow-up: whether a new story can carry the same bite that made the first season feel layered.
An on-air game rethink that finds its charm in the live rule-tweaking.
The hour plays like an on-air rethink of WTF, and its appeal is the way the room assembles the rules while everyone is still talking. A caller picks between team Jason and team Colleen, gets a phone-a-friend for the chosen side, and keeps the 30 seconds the same, so the game…
A wallet-check travel tip wrapped in morning-show banter and Delta grumbling.
MyTalk Morning Show makes this stretch feel like a clean consumer heads-up about a companion certificate waiting in a wallet and set to expire at the end of the month.
A focused Screen Queens debate traces the Beverly Hills fracture through editing, reunion tension, and a friendship nearing its end.
Screen Queens is sharpest when it treats reality-TV conflict as something that can harden past ordinary drama. The discussion opens with the familiar question of what is worth watching, then settles into The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, where the panel looks at how footage…
A brisk TV review finds its strongest footing in Margo's family tension and the panel's plain-spoken reaction to its nudity.
This single-episode review moves like a TV chat with the remote still in motion, shifting from Margo's Got Money Troubles to Malcolm in the Middle on Disney plus and The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills on Bravo, with older Housewives episodes noted on Peacock.
Laurie's pageant memory anchors the hour before a brisk Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey turn.
A 1985 Miss Hawaiian Tropic International pageant tape gives this MyTalk hour its wonderfully odd pull. Laurie Barghini watches the footage while Holly Roberts gently doubts that songwriting legend Paul Williams would remember meeting her at the event 40 years ago.
A clean shirt opens the door to Beverly Hills hotels, movie-junket memories, and gossip left just out of reach.
Beverly Hills comes through as a social map drawn in clothes, hotels, and celebrity sightings. The talk begins with the small pressure of looking clean enough for Barney's, then opens out to the Beverly Hills Hotel and the Beverly Hills Four Seasons, where movie-junket memories…
Dice, divine mysteries, and the trouble with good intentions.
Lori Barghini dives into her experience organizing the 1985 Miss Hawaiian Tropic International Pageant with celebrities like Sonny Bono and Glenn Campbell.
Jason Matheson and Holly Roberts host Lori Barghini on the myTalk Morning Show, reminiscing about Beverly Hills memories and celebrity encounters.
Screen Queens covers Dexter: Resurrection, Eddie Murphy's drama The Chairman, and late-night TV's strained economics.
This episode features a trivia competition between Jason and Colleen focused on Nintendo-themed questions as part of the Weekly Trivia Face-Off series.
The hour jumps through a few quick topics before settling into an airline-wallet story: a companion certificate is about to expire, happens to work for the itinerary, and suddenly feels like finding free money.
Screen Queens on MyTalk Morning Show covers Survivor Season 50, Beef season 2, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills finale, and a World of Nintendo trivia game.
The hour starts by producing WTF on the air, with Jason, Colleen, and the room figuring out the rules in real time instead of locking them in ahead of time.
This episode of Screen Queens discusses TV shows including Survivor Season 50, Beef Season 2, and the RHOBH reunion, offering recommendations and entertainment insights.
Screen Queens covers "Malcolm in the Middle: Life Is Unfair," "Margo’s Got Money Troubles," and the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" reunion alongside two offbeat news items.
"Screen Queens" covers "Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair," "Margo's Got Money Troubles," and a watch alert for "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" reunion on Bravo.
This episode continues myTalk Classic Week with Marley, discussing babies, LoJ, and reactions to the final trailer for 'The Devil Wears Prada 2'.
This episode promotes the audio drama 'American Afterlife' based on Pedro Hoffmeister's thriller, featuring a catastrophic earthquake in the Pacific Northwest and a girl's survival story, interspersed with ads for radio and data storage.
This episode features a promotional trailer for the audio drama 'American Afterlife' and includes ads for radio and Shopify, with brief mentions of Netflix shows and Oscar movies.
This episode discusses corporate April Fool's Day pranks, Reese's chocolate recipe changes, and the Super Mario Galaxy Movie, while also featuring ads for a radio station and an audio drama.