Bonnie & Friends

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Join Bonnie Amistadi and guests every weekday from 5am to 8:30am on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY for local news, weather, and conversation done right!

  1. 10h ago

    Bonnie & Friends: Grandmas, Green Gold, and the Mystery Theater Fart

    Jace Denman and Big Game James McCarty take over the mic on a crisp, cool Wednesday morning on Bonnie & Friends, opening the show with a special congratulations to host Bonnie Amistadi, who officially welcomed a healthy new grandchild. The hosts dive into a wide-ranging show packed with local headlines, high-stakes sports news, market insights, and hilarious offbeat stories. The episode features practical tree care guidance from Evan Amundsen, financial market analysis with Brian Cronk, and an agricultural tech update from Bridget Riedel. From Zack Brown’s multi-million-dollar fan giveaway to a theater-clearing movie incident, this jam-packed show covers all the bases for the Red River Valley. Key Moments Grandma Amistadi's Big News: The show opens with Jace and James celebrating Bonnie's absence as she welcomes a new, healthy grandchild into her family. Market Momentum & SpaceX Analysis: Financial expert Brian Cronk breaks down a three-day rally across major stock indexes, explaining the difference between cap-weighted and equal-weighted S&P 500 indexes and unpacking SpaceX's latest earnings report. Tree Stress & Structural Pruning: Evan Amundsen, owner of Cars Tree Service, offers essential advice on identifying drought stress in local trees, inspecting trunks for damage, and explaining why fast-growing species like Autumn Blaze maples require regular structural pruning. High School Basketball Schedule Shift: James reports on a major scheduling conflict for the 2027 Minnesota State High School Basketball Tournaments, which will push the events back a week due to NCAA tournament bookings at Williams Arena and Target Center. Plant Wearables and Pumpkin Plastic: Ag Director Bridget Riedel highlights cutting-edge agricultural tech, including leaf tattoo sensors that track plant moisture and innovative eco-packaging made from synthesized pumpkin peels. Zack Brown’s $40 Million Fan Cruise: The hosts react to country star Zack Brown surprising 37,000 concertgoers at Fenway Park with free cruise vacations for two. The Foul Odor Theater Exodus: A funny bizarre news segment details how a screening of the new Spider-Man movie in Colombia was temporarily evacuated due to an unidentified, overwhelming odor that sent patrons scrambling for the exits. The Koi Pond Dispute: The duo covers a bizarre neighborhood feud in London where a 76-year-old man was ordered to pay damages after pouring motor oil and detergent into his neighbor’s koi pond to quiet a noisy water pump.

  2. 1d ago

    Bonnie & Friends: Episode Title: Padded Bras, Impaled Hikers, and 200 Gummy Worm

    Join Bonnie Amistadi and Jace Denman for a lively Tuesday edition of Bonnie & Friends, broadcasting live from the Corwin Subaru Studios. The hosts welcome a refreshing cool-down as morning temperatures dip into the 50s following a long stretch of oppressive July heat. This packed episode features major regional political news—including Fargo setting an October special election for a proposed ward-based city council—and crucial trade deadline updates for the Minnesota Twins. On the lighter side, the hosts break down bizarre national stories: an 18-year-old college professor, a lawn-spike trap scandal, a dog's massive 2.4-pound gummy worm feast, and aerodynamic cheating accusations in women's cycling. Plus, Burley Drummond, drummer for the Zmed Brothers, drops by to talk about their upcoming Everly Brothers tribute concert in Pelican Rapids. Key Moments A Break in the Summer Heat: Bonnie and Jace enjoy a crisp 55°F morning start, celebrating a brief dip into the 70s before high temperatures creep back toward the 90s later in the week. Fargo Special Election Set: Fargo City Commission votes to hold a special election on October 6th to let voters decide whether to transition from an at-large commission to a mayor and six ward-based council members. North Dakota Bans Kratom: Governor Armstrong declares a public health emergency, initiating a statewide ban to remove unregulated Kratom products from store shelves ahead of a special legislative session. Twins Trade Deadline Moves: Jace breaks down the Minnesota Twins' deadline deals, acquiring reliever Jeff Hoffman from the Toronto Blue Jays to bolster their bullpen for a postseason push. The 18-Year-Old College Professor: The hosts highlight Nathan Thomas, who entered the Guinness World Records as the youngest male college professor at age 18 after earning his bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering. Lawn Spike Trap Arrest: A 38-year-old man in Wyoming, Minnesota, faces charges after embedding 43 three-inch screws into a plastic board hidden in his grass to pop the tires of neighborhood kids biking across his yard. Impaled Hiker’s 10-Mile Self-Rescue: A nurse hiking Montana's Granite Peak survives being impaled under the armpit by a 44-inch steel-tipped hiking pole—and remarkably hikes 10 miles over six hours to reach help. Aerodynamic Padded Bra Scandal: The crew discusses controversy in the Women's Tour de France, where cycling teams were accused of wearing oversized padded bras as "chest fairings" to cut wind drag and shave off critical seconds. Scooter the Beagle's 200-Gummy-Worm Binge: A vet…

  3. 2d ago

    Bonnie & Friends: Spamwiches, Squatters' Rights, and a 10-Game Lynx Streak

    Jace Denman and Big Game James McCarty take the reins in the Corwin Subaru Studios while Bonnie is away on leave. On a sticky August morning, the guys break down much-needed rain moving across the region, crucial health and safety news, and an action-packed weekend in sports. From regulatory crackdowns on unregulated substances at the state Capitol to a wild legal battle over squatter disputes on farmland, this episode delivers a high-energy mix of local headlines, bizarre mishaps, and community goodwill. Key Moments: Regional Headlines: Trollwood Performing Arts School cancels its final performance of Disney's Frozen due to high winds. Meanwhile, Cass County Vector Control identifies a third mosquito positive for West Nile virus despite overall populations remaining at historic lows. At the state Capitol, Governor Armstrong and Attorney General Drew Wrigley prepare to announce new regulations targeting Kratom and its compound 7-OH. High-Stakes Mishaps & Viral Bizarre News: A 21-year-old man in Lincoln, Nebraska, accidentally shoots himself in the leg in a Scheels parking lot while filming an instructional video for social media with his newly purchased handgun. Out in Colorado, a foreclosure listing goes viral on Zillow featuring a seller who explicitly refuses to leave the premises. Ag Updates & Farmland Disputes: WDAY Ag Director Bridget Riedel breaks down a legal battle in New York where a neighbor's garden and greenhouse invaded 60 feet into a 300-acre farm, sparking a $75,000 court fight over squatters' rights. She also discusses devastating heat losses that claimed over 1,000 head of cattle in South Dakota. The Great Spamwich Debate: The Question of the Morn explores Kwik Trip's new Spamwiches, available as a classic brunch croissant or a Western omelet on a burger bun. Callers and hosts debate whether the canned delicacy is a delicious treat or a high-sodium hard pass. Weekend Sports Beat: The Minnesota Lynx extend their winning streak to 10 games with a high-scoring 108-100 victory over the Indiana Fever, powered by Olivia Miles' 28 points. In golf, 24-year-old Michael Thorbjornsen claims his first PGA Tour victory at the Rocket Classic, while Moorhead hockey star Joey Cullen verbally commits to the University of Minnesota. Community Goodwill: Virginia Crowshire from Fargo Post 2 American Legion drops by to launch the 6th Annual Food Drive in partnership with local VFWs and Amvets, raising essential funds and non-perishable goods for the Great Plains Food Bank.

  4. 5d ago

    Bonnie & Friends: Rain Relief, Impaled Hikers, and 30 Tons of Fermented Fish

    After a brutal stretch of 90-degree heat, Bonnie Amistadi and Jace Denman kick off Friday morning with high hopes for much-needed rainfall across the Fargo-Moorhead metro. Chief Meteorologist Dean Wysocki breaks down the afternoon storm trajectory, promising cooler temperatures ahead even as humidity levels stay sticky. The local news block delivers intense stories, including a fake police chief phone scam, a man caught bringing a loaded revolver to the Clay County Courthouse, and a SWAT team standoff in Grand Forks. On the sports desk, Big Game James McCarty joins Jace to recap the Minnesota Twins getting shut out by Kansas City, Byron Buxton's latest hip injury, and the Red Hawks' thrilling walk-off victory. Plus, Lawn & Garden expert Don Kinsler drops by to help save dormant lawns, and the duo explores a unbelievable survival story out of Montana. Key Moments Fake Police Chief Scam Warning: Fargo Police alert residents about a scammer spoofing the department's main phone number and impersonating Police Chief Travis Stefonowitz to demand personal information over fake drug trafficking cases. Courthouse Loaded Gun Incident: A 41-year-old Moorhead man faces four felony charges after bringing a loaded revolver into the Clay County Courthouse during a hearing and making threats against the presiding judge. Grand Forks SWAT Standoff: Police use chemical munitions to arrest a 56-year-old man who barricaded himself inside his apartment and threatened to shoot officers following an argument with a juvenile. 10-Mile Hike with an Impaled Pole: A nurse hiking Montana's Granite Peak survives a freak accident after falling and getting impaled through the armpit by a 44-inch steel-tipped hiking pole—then proceeds to hike 10 miles over six hours to get to a hospital. Red Hawks Walk-Off Win: Trip Clark paces the Fargo-Moorhead offense with two RBIs, including a clutch walk-off double in the bottom of the ninth to defeat the Lincoln Salt Dogs 7-6. Dormant Lawn Survival Guide: NDSU Extension Horticulturist Don Kinsler explains how Kentucky bluegrass lawns hunker down during drought and why dormant grass needs at least a quarter-inch of water every four to six weeks to keep the crown alive. The 20-Year Rotting Fish Mystery: A tiny community near Vancouver, British Columbia finally discovers the source of a 20-year town stench: 110 abandoned tanks containing 330,000 gallons of rotting, fermented fish sauce from a closed factory.

  5. 6d ago

    Bonnie & Friends: Courtroom Loaded Guns, The Impaled Hiker, and 1980s Sperm Substitution Scandals

    Welcome back to another lively edition of Bonnie & Friends on WDAY Radio, broadcast live from the Corwin Subaru Studios! Hosts Bonnie Amistadi and Jace Denman navigate a humid Red River Valley morning while tracking long-awaited rain chances and temperatures dipping back into the 80s. Today's show delivers a dramatic blend of high-stakes local news, bizarre true-crime briefers, and regional sports updates. The hosts cover a loaded revolver brought directly into the Clay County Courthouse, a major civil lawsuit against a UND department chair for substituting his own sperm in 1980s fertility treatments, and a SWAT team standoff in Grand Forks. On the sports desk, Big Game James McCarty and Jace break down the Minnesota Twins getting shut out by Kansas City, the Fargo-Moorhead Red Hawks' walk-off win, and the Minnesota Lynx's 8-game winning streak. Plus, the duo unearths a mind-boggling story of a Montana hiker walking 10 miles while impaled on a 44-inch walking stick, a 53-year-old message in a bottle, and the "Question of the Morn" exploring daily life hacks. Key Moments Loaded Gun at Clay County Courthouse: A 41-year-old Moorhead man faces four felony charges after bringing a loaded revolver into the Clay County Courthouse during a hearing and threatening staff that he knew where the presiding judge lived. UND Department Chair Sperm Lawsuit: Dr. Dennis Lutz, chair of the UND Obstetrics and Gynecology department, faces a civil lawsuit alleging he substituted his own sperm during a patient's 1980s fertility treatments at a Minot clinic, resulting in two biological daughters. SWAT Standoff in Grand Forks: Police use chemical munitions to flush out 56-year-old Ricardo Sipita after he barricaded himself inside a 1st Avenue South apartment following reports of yelling at a juvenile and threatening to shoot officers. The 10-Mile Impaled Hike: Jace and Bonnie share a grotesque survival story out of Montana, where an experienced hiker slipped and was impaled under the armpit by a 44-inch steel-tipped walking stick, proceeding to hike 10 miles over six hours to reach the trailhead for help. Red Hawks Walk-Off Victory: The Fargo-Moorhead Red Hawks defeat the Lincoln Salt Dogs 7-6 thanks to a clutch walk-off RBI double by Trip Clark in the bottom of the ninth inning. Elizabeth Smart to Headline Women Connect: The Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber announces that Elizabeth Smart will serve as keynote speaker for the 2026 Women Connect celebration on September 22nd. Fake Police Chief…

  6. Jul 29

    Bonnie & Friends: The 100-Degree Heatwave, Plane Crash Discoveries, and the Great Corndog Challenge

    Welcome back to another lively edition of Bonnie & Friends on WDAY Radio, broadcast live from the Corwin Subaru Studios! Bonnie Amistadi and Jace Denman hold down the fort as the Red River Valley swelters through an intense July heatwave, tracking 90-plus degree days and looking ahead to long-awaited rain chances. The episode delivers a dynamic blend of regional news, sports shakeups, and unusual headlines. The hosts cover an ongoing SWAT standoff in North Fargo, a multi-thousand-dollar tuition waiver audit at Valley City State University, and an official disaster declaration in South Dakota after heat-related livestock losses. Over on the sports desk, Big Game James McCarty and Jace break down Royce Lewis’s walk-off heroics for the Minnesota Twins, Jose Sermo’s record-shattering 170th career home run, and the Minnesota Lynx’s 8-game winning streak. Plus, the duo unearths the 1952 ocean discovery that birthed modern airline safety speeches, highlights a 50-inch corndog challenge at the Fargo Street Fair, and debates the worst DIY home improvement blunders. Key Moments South Dakota Heat Claims Livestock: Acting South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden issues a stark warning as prolonged 100-degree temperatures cause severe cattle feedlot losses and short hay crops across the state. North Fargo SWAT Standoff Arrest: Police take Christopher Pankowski into custody without incident following a high-stakes SWAT response at a North Fargo residence after previous attempts to locate him on felony warrants failed. Royce Lewis Delivers Walk-Off Win: The Minnesota Twins rally past the Kansas City Royals with a thrilling two-out, two-run walk-off triple by Royce Lewis in the bottom of the ninth to secure a 3-2 victory. Jose Sermo Sets All-Time HR Record: Fargo-Moorhead Red Hawks slugger Jose Sermo launches his 170th career American Association home run, officially surpassing Jabari Henry for the most in league history. 1952 Flight Crash Shaped Airline Safety: Deep-sea sonar searchers locate the 1952 wreckage of Pan Am Flight 526A off Puerto Rico, illustrating how the panic during its ditching directly created modern pre-flight safety demonstrations. The 50-Inch Street Fair Corndog Challenge: To mark the 50th anniversary of the Downtown Fargo Street Fair, organizers host a challenge where contestants must eat 50 inches of footlong corndogs in under five minutes to compete for a $500 prize. 40,000 Visitors at Roosevelt Library: Executive Director Robbie Lau announces that over 40,000 guests have explored the newly opened Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora since its July 4th debut. DIY…

  7. Jul 28

    Bonnie & Friends: Triple-Digit Heatwaves, Girl Scout Cookie Pairings, and the 53-Year-Old Bottle Message

    Welcome back to another scorching summer edition of Bonnie & Friends on WDAY Radio, broadcasting live from the Corwin Subaru Studios! Hosts Bonnie Amistadi and Jace Denman break down the relentless regional heatwave as temperatures push near 100°F across the Red River Valley following Fargo's triple-digit weekend spike. The show is packed with breaking news, sports updates, and fun community stories. Local headlines cover a national blood shortage alert, Governor Tim Walz visiting wildfire operations in Ely, and the dismissal of a longtime broadcast icon. Over on the sports desk, Big Game James McCarty and Jace recap the WNBA All-Star Game, the Minnesota Lynx's hot streak, and Jose Sermo's ongoing home run tear for the Fargo-Moorhead Red Hawks. Plus, Shirley Lipon from Girl Scouts Dakota Horizons drops by the studio for an official cookie-and-chef pairing draft for the upcoming Cookies, Corks, and Brews fundraiser. Key Moments Relentless Regional Heatwave: Bonnie and Jace track ongoing 90-plus degree temperatures across North Dakota and Minnesota, following a weekend where Fargo hit 101°F for the first time in four years and Bismarck reached a record 107°F. National Blood Shortage Warning: The American Red Cross declares a national blood crisis for only the second time in history, citing a four-year summer low in donations and an urgent need for Type O blood. Boundary Waters Wildfire Response: Minnesota Governor Tim Walz visits Ely as over 1,000 state, federal, and National Guard personnel battle lightning-sparked wildfires that have consumed more than 64,000 acres in Cook, Lake, and St. Louis counties. Cookies, Corks, and Brews Draft: Shirley Leiphon, Director of Development for Girl Scouts Dakota Horizons, joins the studio to reveal chef and brewery pairings for the 5th Annual Cookies, Corks, and Brews event, matching local culinary talent with Thin Mints, Samoas, and the new "Exploremore" cookie. 53-Year-Old Message in a Bottle: The hosts share a heartwarming story out of New Jersey, where a man cleaning up wetlands discovered a 1973 glass bottle containing a quirky message written 53 years ago by a 9-year-old girl about "ruthless sponge fishermen". Jose Sermo's Record Run: Red Hawks slugger Jose Sermo launches his 24th home run of the season, extending his all-time career American Association home run record to 169. Purple Rain Heading to Broadway: The Schubert Organization officially announces that a stage musical adaptation of Prince's iconic film Purple Rain will begin previews on Broadway at the Majestic Theatre in…

  8. Jul 27

    Bonnie & Friends: Triple-Digit Heatwaves, Base-Jumping Thrill Seekers, and the 130-Foot Sign Rescue

    Welcome back to the Corwin Subaru Studios for a hot Monday edition of Bonnie & Friends! Hosts Bonnie Amistadi and Jace Denman recap a scorching weekend across the Fargo-Moorhead metro after local temperatures topped 101°F for the first time in four years, while Bismarck set a blistering record at 107°F. The show covers an array of local news, regional developments, and sports updates—including the Twins' high-scoring victory over the Athletics, the Minnesota Lynx returning to action with Napheesa Collier back on the court, and the Winnipeg Goldeyes edging out the Fargo-Moorhead Red Hawks. Over in regional news, the hosts detail a cybersecurity notification from the Fargo Park District, a fatal train accident, a tragic loss for the Medora Musical cast, and the emergence of West Nile virus cases in Cass County. Plus, the duo explores hilarious small-town law enforcement Facebook posts, a daring Space Needle base-jump, an ill-fated gas station sign repairer stranded 130 feet in the air, and Minnesota's brand-new pet medication donation law. Key Moments Record Triple-Digit Scorcher: Bonnie and Jace review the weekend heatwave as Fargo officially hit 101°F—the first triple-digit reading in four years—while Bismarck reached a record-breaking 107°F. Fargo Park District Data Breach Notice: Notifications have been mailed to individuals potentially impacted by an unauthorized access incident at the Fargo Park District that occurred between September and October of last year. Tragic Loss in Medora: The Medora Musical community mourns the sudden passing of Michael Lewis Smith, key member and keyboardist for the Coal Diggers Band, leading to weekend show cancellations and special memorial performances. West Nile Virus Reappears in North Dakota: Health officials confirm West Nile virus cases appearing across the state, including two confirmed human cases in Cass County, prompting warnings to take precautions against mosquitoes. Minnesota Lynx Welcome Back "Queen Phee": The Minnesota Lynx ride a 7-game winning streak with the best record in the WNBA (22-6), while star forward Napheesa Collier makes her highly anticipated season return. Stranded 130 Feet in the Air: A worker fixing a gas station sign in Illinois became trapped inside a 130-foot sign structure for five hours after his lift failed, requiring state troopers to bring in a specialized boom lift when fire department ladder trucks couldn't reach him. Chisago County's Viral Police Blotter: Jace and Bonnie share hilarious Facebook posts from the Chisago County Sheriff's Office, featuring sarcastic pro-tips for suspects wearing dog collars and…

  9. Jul 22

    Bonnie & Friends: Pokemon Card Frenzy, UND Broadcast Shock, and the 1952 Wreckage Discovery

    Welcome back inside the Corwin Subaru Studios! On this Wednesday edition of Bonnie & Friends, Bonnie Amistadi returns from a brief break to rejoin Jace Denman and Big Game James McCarty. The crew enjoys a pleasant 81°F day before an intense weekend heatwave threatens to push local temperatures near 100°F. Today's show covers major local developments, from police responding to a wild Pokemon card release at a local warehouse club to the shocking dismissal of a legendary University of North Dakota sports broadcaster. On the sports desk, the team tracks the Minnesota Lynx preparing for a star player's return, the Red Hawks sweeping a doubleheader, and a tough stretch for the Twins. Plus, the hosts unpack historical aviation discoveries, bizarre retail security measures, and agricultural technology shifts. Key Moments Sam's Club Pokemon Chaos: Dozens of eager shoppers gathered outside the Fargo Sam's Club for an exclusive Pokemon card release, drawing police response after the set sold out in under 30 minutes and disappointed crowds attempted to open new memberships on the spot to bypass purchase limits. UND Broadcaster Tim Hennessey Dismissed: University of North Dakota hockey radio broadcaster Tim Hennessey was let go after 45 seasons behind the microphone, confirming in an exclusive interview that Athletic Director Bill Chaves cited compensation concerns during his dismissal meeting. Mourning Coach Coleman Lind: The Jamestown community mourns the tragic loss of 24-year-old University of Jamestown women's basketball graduate assistant coach Coleman Lind, who was killed in a three-vehicle crash on I-94 in Grant County, Minnesota. 1952 Pan Am Crash Wreckage Located: Deep-sea sonar searchers finally located the wreckage of Pan Am Flight 526A off the coast of Puerto Rico, highlighting how the tragic 1952 crash and subsequent passenger panic directly birthed modern commercial airline pre-flight safety demonstrations. Red Hawks Sweep RailCats: The Fargo-Moorhead Red Hawks earned a doubleheader sweep over the Gary SouthShore RailCats (winning 10-9 and 7-4), with Jose Sermo launching his 24th home run of the season to continue his dominant stretch. Napheesa Collier's Anticipated Return: Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa "Queen Phee" Collier was listed as probable to make her long-awaited season debut against the Seattle Storm following offseason surgeries on both ankles. Garbage Truck Oxygen Explosion: The team reviews shocking footage from Milwaukee where a garbage truck compactor ignited a sudden explosion after pressurized oxygen tanks were improperly thrown in the trash, injuring a sanitation worker. Steak Cages at Walmart:…

  10. Jul 21

    Bonnie & Friends: Bow Ties, Stolen Sentences, and the 195-Roll Toilet Paper Crown

    Welcome back to another lively Tuesday edition of Bonnie & Friends on WDAY Radio, broadcast live from the Corwin Subaru Studios! With Bonnie taking a couple of days off, hosts Jason Denman and Big Game James McCarty hold down the fort to break down local sports, bizarre news, and upcoming station giveaways. The guys unpack a packed sports slate, including the Minnesota Lynx extending their win streak to six games, a tough loss for the Twins in Cleveland, and Jose Sermo's ongoing home run tear for the Fargo-Moorhead Red Hawks. On the regional and national news front, the show covers a heart-wrenching sentencing error in Colorado, a record-breaking 400-year-old Virginia farm, and NDSU's major $3 million research grant. Plus, James shares an unforgettable wedding story involving cutoff shorts and a two-piece bow tie, while the show explores the latest Guinness World Record for head-balancing toilet paper. Key Moments Lynx Keep Rolling in Seattle: James recaps an electric 105-102 victory for the Minnesota Lynx over the Seattle Storm. Kayla McBride poured in 33 points and rookie sensation Olivia Miles added 32 points, 8 rebounds, and 8 assists to push Minnesota's win streak to six games. Jose Sermo's Home Run Barrage: The Fargo-Moorhead Red Hawks edged out the Gary SouthShore RailCats 7-6. Slugger Jose Sermo launched his 24th home run of the season—his 7th in just four games since the All-Star break—extending his American Association career home run record to 169. The Bow Tie & Keg Run Blunder: Answering the "Question of the Morn" about strange wedding experiences, James recounts helping set up a friend's wedding venue. After struggling for an hour to learn how to tie a two-piece bow tie, he drove around town picking up kegs and supplies wearing cutoff basketball shorts and a formal bow tie. The Miscalculated Prison Release: The hosts discuss the case of Colorado inmate Bill Haley, who spent 17 years in prison, entered a community corrections program, obtained an apartment and a job, only to be sent back to prison for 3.5 additional years after a state audit found his sentence credits were miscalculated. 195 Rolls of Toilet Paper: Serial Guinness World Record holder David Rush recaptured a bizarre title by successfully balancing 195 rolls of toilet paper on his forehead for 30 seconds. Mainland Farm's 400-Year Legacy: Ag Director Bridgette Riedel drops in to share that "Mainland Farm" in James City County, Virginia, holds…

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Join Bonnie Amistadi and guests every weekday from 5am to 8:30am on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY for local news, weather, and conversation done right!

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  • Creator
    WDAY Radio - AM 970 and FM 93.1
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    34
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Flag Family Media
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