7AM: Snowstorm, Oscars, FCC Pressure, and Weekend Violence (Hour 1)

Homer and Dame open the show reacting to the major snowstorm hitting Wisconsin, talking about dangerous road conditions, school closures across the area, and the importance of slowing down and driving carefully. From there, they shift to the Oscars, celebrating Sinners winning four awards after earning 16 nominations and highlighting Michael B. Jordan’s emotional Best Actor moment. Dame also shares his view that Sinners carried a deeper message and may have reflected a broader statement from Hollywood. Later in the hour, the conversation turns serious as they discuss FCC Chairman Brendan Carr’s comments about possible action against ABC over Jimmy Kimmel’s remarks, with both hosts questioning whether the pressure is really coming from higher up the political ladder. They close the hour by addressing a weekend shooting at a Milwaukee house party, with Dame stressing the need for parents to know where their kids are and who they are with before situations turn dangerous.