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Drew & Erin in the Morning Podcast

Drew & Erin in the Morning Podcast

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Drew Savage, Erin Davis and show producer, Alexa give you all the info you need to start the day, and then some! You can also listen to the show live on MOVE 103.5, weekdays 5:30-10.

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  • Long Weekend Ferry Reservation Stress, How Early Is TOO Early for Thanksgiving Dinner, and Turkey Stuffing Waffles
    Oct 9 2026

    Heading to the Island for the long weekend? We need to know: did you actually reserve your ferry… or are you just hoping for the best?

    Plus:

    • How early is TOO early for Thanksgiving dinner? The results are in from our listener poll!
    • Foodie Friday gets festive with Thanksgiving waffles!

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    27 min
  • Eggnog Is BACK… But Should It Be?! Plus Our Worst Hair Eras
    Sep 29 2026

    Eggnog is BACK, and Drew says that means it’s officially time to start drinking it… in September?! We debate whether it’s way too early and whether eggnog is even good in the first place!

    Plus:

    • ’80s hairstyles are apparently making a comeback, which has us looking back at the hair choices we’d rather forget.
    • A multitasking mom is going viral and it has the internet divided!
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    30 min
  • Opposites Attract, Top Baby Names, And a Brutal Would You Rather
    Oct 14 2026

    Are you and your partner complete opposites? We’re talking about the differences that make relationships work… and the ones that drive you absolutely crazy!

    Plus:

    • The top baby names: do we love them or hate them?

    • Would You Rather is BACK and we're asking the important questions: Would you rather your ex date your best friend or your sibling?

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    29 min
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