Portland morning chaos, clipped and caffeinated.
Tanner, Laura, & Casey Podcasts is a brisk Portland morning-show feed built around quick reactions, listener talkbacks, station contests, and whatever odd story survives the room. It moves from taxes, flooded yards, tickets, and movie snacks to scam calls and charity walks without pretending the route was planned.
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Tanner, Laura, & Casey Podcasts captures the roomy, cluttered energy of a Portland morning show. It is fast, local, and proudly untidy. The panel can open on taxes, rain-soaked freeways, forgotten headphones, or a listener betting on Casey's blisters, then turn the smallest detail into a full-room argument. That looseness is the point. The show keeps the false starts, corrections, side comments, and sudden pivots that polished programs usually trim away. Listener talkbacks and phone calls are not filler; they are often the spark. A movie correction becomes a candy debate. A backhanded compliment turns into relationship analysis. A scam story becomes a mix of sympathy, disbelief, and practical frustration. Portland also gives the show its backbone, with references to Tigard, Cathedral Park, McMinnville, the Moda Center, Trash Bandits cleanups, and charity efforts tied to Autism Acceptance Month. There is a warmer side underneath the mockery. Casey's fundraising walk is treated as a real community project, even while the room jokes about the distance, the blisters, and the buildup. Pop culture keeps barging in, too. Concert tickets, movie chatter, and movie-theater snacks all become excuses for games, contests, and quick opinion fights. Laura's Mumbleoke segment sums up the appeal: a simple giveaway game made funnier by imperfect execution and everyone reacting in real time. The humor can be crude around the edges, but the copy here stays cleaner than the room sometimes sounds. It suits people who like morning radio that feels live, reactive, and locally plugged in rather than carefully packaged. The show is less about one big topic than a daily pileup of errands, gossip, weather, calls, music, charity plugs, and strange little stories. Some segments are sincere. Most are quickly punctured. That balance gives the feed its shape: community-minded, skeptical, messy, and usually one interruption away from a better joke.
Made for: For fans of loose morning-radio panels, Portland local color, listener calls, concert giveaways, and pop-culture riffs that do not sit still.
What sets it apart: Its appeal is the live-room mess: local charity pushes, talkbacks, forgotten details, and half-baked arguments all become part of the comedy instead of being edited smooth.
Mornings on 10.59 The Brew in Portland, Oregon.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tanner, Laura, and Casey turn calls, everyday disputes, and studio games into quick-moving comedy shaped by confident three-way chemistry.
Tanner, Laura, & Casey Podcasts moves at morning-radio speed, turning everyday irritations and small pleasures into conversational comedy. Tanner, Laura, and Casey bounce from tax refunds and movie snacks to concert plans, awkward friendships, and the cost of repairing a…
Laura mumbles a Weezer song for tickets, and you're suddenly playing along from the other side.
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Tax talk, listener call-backs, and a Friday that keeps drifting on purpose.
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A popcorn craving leads into a Weezer giveaway, with Laura's mangled clue and Casey's loose prize logistics carrying the bit.
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Weezer passes, Mumbleoke, and scam calls fuel a loose Wednesday morning show.
The Wednesday morning hour shifts from Weezer passes for the Moda Center to Laura's Mumbleoke turn with her little karaoke microphone, then on to caller stories about a $1,000 gift card scam and a dad pulled into a Jennifer Aniston pitch on TikTok.
A brisk morning-radio stretch where practical problems and throwaway jokes share the same lane.
Tuesday's show moves fast, folding a driveway repair dispute, a pest-control billing workaround, listener birthday notes, and a ticket giveaway into one busy morning stretch.
A loose morning-radio swing through cleanup talk, friend-zone panic, improvised food bits, and a dog who earns the final note.
Tanner, Laura, and Casey turn a weekday-morning show into a loose local circuit: cleanup plans, romantic limbo, and a dog update with a built-in endorsement. The opening run moves from McD's new song and Trash Bandits to the hard-to-say elephant statue where the cleanup begins.
A popcorn debate drifts into a Weezer giveaway, with the answer finally coming from the phone lines.
The episode uses the prospect of one more Project Hail Mary screening as a way into something smaller and more revealing: how quickly a plan can turn into a bit when everyone keeps tugging at it.
Combative talk radio at sermon speed.
Friendly Bay Area morning-radio snapshots.
Los Angeles news with the wheels loose.
Sports talk with the heat lowered.
The Tanner, Laura, and Casey morning show covers local events like the Trash Bandits cleanup and Broadway Bridge reopening.
Tanner, Laura, and Casey discuss weekend plans, including seeing Project Hail Mary to support theaters.
The crew opens on Friday, April 17, 2026, and tax season.
The hosts discuss Casey's upcoming 17-mile charity walk for Autism Acceptance Month, highlighting his personal connection and fundraising efforts for the Autism Society of Oregon.
The hosts discuss rainy weather conditions, traffic issues, and personal annoyances with yard flooding during their morning show.
The hosts engage in casual, humorous banter about workplace mishaps, offensive comments, and upcoming events like Bush concert tickets.
The hosts of the Tanner, Laura, and Casey podcast discuss their recent Trash Bandits event and thank listeners for attending.
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Tanner, Laura, and Casey open with McD's "Lying at the Gate" and a Trash Bandits cleanup plug for Saturday morning at the Northwest Park blocks elephant statue.
Tanner, Laura, and Casey open live on Wednesday, April 8, 2026.
Tanner, Laura, and Casey open a live Tuesday morning and spend the segment bouncing between listener messages, birthday shout-outs, and the next practical problem in the queue.
The hosts discuss weekend weather, upcoming hiking trail recommendations, Blazers tickets for Fan Appreciation Night, and Laura's success in an office bracket pool.
The hosts discuss Laura's recent weekend skiing trip to Mount Bachelor, sharing details about the snow conditions, her falls, and a giveaway for tickets and a hotel stay.
The hosts celebrate Friday with lighthearted banter about weekend weather, bloopers, and humorous personal anecdotes including chafing discomfort.
This is a live morning radio show episode featuring hosts Tanner, Laura, and Casey discussing daily topics and banter.
The hosts discuss upcoming events including a bacon and beer announcement and tickets to A-Lon A's Brew Fest, while casually chatting about weekend plans and food.