Nancy was sore after buying 49 pumpkins and moving 7,000 pounds of rock for her fall garden.

The show remembered Dennis Haskins, better known as Mr. Belding from Saved by the Bell, after learning the Chattanooga native passed away at age 75.

Joey took a trip down memory lane talking about Saved by the Bell and Hey Dude, and shared that his son actually wants to watch the old Nickelodeon shows with him.

Joey was way too excited about his newest purchase: an AirTag holder for his MacBook charger so he'll never lose it again.

Kathy, a Knox County school bus driver of 45 years, called in to share memories from the late '80s and early '90s and hinted that retirement may be coming soon.

Hot Tea: Instagram is testing a paid feature that gives users more story-viewing details, Tom Cruise stopped to check on a woman he thought looked sad, and a 72-year-old Pokémon fan got arrested for putting a GPS tracker on a delivery vehicle.

Farryn and Brinkley from Sevier County stopped by to talk about their four-chair turn on The Voice, choosing Riley Green as their coach, and even harmonized the alphabet live on-air.

Joey admitted he turned down his son's request for a $2 McDonald's cheeseburger because the family's monthly eating-out budget had already been spent.

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Nancy shared her embarrassing quarry story after accidentally ordering 8 tons of rock instead of 8,000 pounds, creating a three-hour ordeal to get it fixed.

Group Therapy centered on a listener who wondered if her new veterinarian was flirting with her after sending texts filled with smiley and wink emojis.

The show wrapped up with Nancy complaining about school pickup lines

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Joey admitted he got completely distracted watching construction equipment while waiting on his boys’ piano lessons. He compared grading dirt to watching a Zamboni smooth ice, and Nancy confessed she's just as mesmerized by satisfying games on her phone like Block Blast and Good Sorting.

The show talked about a University of Georgia student who survived an eight-story fall after reportedly falling through a window while dancing on a couch. Joey, Nancy, and Karly shared moments when they thought they were seriously hurt, including horse accidents, hydroplaning, and Joey spinning out on an icy interstate ramp.

Hot Tea: Lady A's Charles Kelley revealed he's been diagnosed with multiple myeloma after doctors investigated several unexplained rib fractures. The CEO of Flock reportedly had his home blurred on Google Maps for privacy, only for internet users to mark it as a public toilet. And a Texas man crashed through the front doors of a Kroger at 4 a.m. because he urgently needed a bathroom.

Nancy witnessed a full-blown fight in the Buddy's Bar-B-Q drive-thru after a driver mistakenly pulled around a truck that appeared to be stalled. The misunderstanding led to yelling, threats, and Buddy's refusing service to the guy who cut the line.

Listeners shared the craziest places they've seen fights break out, including a liquor store drive-thru, a Keith Urban concert, a Hardee's drive-thru involving a very small woman with a gun, a grandmother's funeral, Black Friday at Walmart, and youth football games.

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Nancy was shocked when his daughter asked whether there would be a livestream of the upcoming Christa Pike execution. The conversation turned into a discussion about true crime culture, public fascination with criminal cases, and why turning real-life tragedies into entertainment can feel uncomfortable.

Joey shared a parenting moment after one of his sons accidentally dinged another car with a door in a parking lot. He used the situation as a lesson in accountability, left a note with his contact information, and joked that including a church note card with a Bible verse probably didn't hurt.

For What Makes You Special, listeners met Kent from the Apple Barn in Sevierville. Kent shared that the family operation started with just a handful of trees and has grown to around 7,000 apple trees, all still picked by hand. He also talked about the Apple Barn's 50th anniversary celebration and upcoming Apple Festival featuring hayrides, bluegrass music, apple treats, and family activities over the first two weekends of October

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