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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2025 · 1H 10M

12-11-2025 Edition of the Woody and Wilcox Show

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Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: Today is National Break Up Day; Old Bay announces the Flavor of the Year; Waitress follows a customer out to ask about the tip; Wilcox’s neighbor weighs in on the Die Hard Christmas movie debate; Sperm donor with cancer-causing gene fathers over 200 children; Transportation Secretary and RFK Jr. do pull-ups at the airport; And so much more!

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Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: Today is National Break Up Day; Old Bay announces the Flavor of the Year; Waitress follows a customer out to ask about the tip; Wilcox’s neighbor weighs in on the Die Hard Christmas movie debate; Sperm donor with cancer-causing gene fathers over 200 children; Transportation Secretary and RFK Jr. do pull-ups at the airport; And so much more!

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Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: Today is National Break Up Day; Old Bay announces the Flavor of the Year; Waitress follows a customer out to ask about the tip; Wilcox’s neighbor weighs in on the Die Hard Christmas movie debate; Sperm donor...

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