Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show: Show Notes Monday 03/10/25

This is your one-stop shop for everything that happens throughout the Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show - in studio photos, the videos discussed, and goofy stuff that we find throughout the show.

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Speed Cameras

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The photo speed enforcement van is back out on the roads in Davenport. Luckily enough, we know where they'll be this week:

Monday: 6700 Division St. -- 4600 Eastern Ave.
Tuesday: 700 W 53rd St -- 2800 Division St.
Wednesday: 2800 Jersey Ridge Rd. -- 900 W Central Park Ave.
Thursday: 2100 Marquette St -- 5500 Pine
Friday: 1900 Brady St -- 5700 Northwest Blvd.

Rocketman Chachi Valencia

Over the weekend, the famous "Rocketman" Chachi Valencia, one of those guys who shoots himself out of a cannon, misjudged a left to right wind and caught the edge of his landing net.

"Come Get My Mommy, She's Being Bad"

A 4-year-old boy called 911 on his mom after she ate his ice cream. He wanted them to take her and put her in jail. Of course, the cops had to show up and bring some ice cream to remedy the incident.

Missing Family's Car Recovered

On Friday we brought you the news that a case of a family who had been missing for over 60 years may finally have some closure. The Martin family went missing in 1958 in Oregon along a particularly sketchy road, which has a 100' drop into a body of water. This weekend, crews pulled enough cars out of the water that they were able to recover part of the vehicle.

So far, no new news has been announced about the family.

Be A Roadie For A Day

Gene Simmons has a new opportunity for you. You can roadie for his band for a day. It's not part of any sort of contest.

No, you have to pay $12,495. You get a shirt, hat, and laminate, and the opportunity to have a meal with Gene before you get to work. You may bring four items for Gene to sign (no instruments, parts, etc.), and maybe the coolest part: a rehearsal-used KISS bass, signed by the man himself.

Oh, and he'll introduce you to the crowd during the show.

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What Happens To The Rockefeller Tree After Christmas?

After Christmas, the Rockefeller Tree has to go somewhere - and that somewhere is that it's milled down and turned into a home for Habitat for Humanity.