EPISODE · Sep 11, 2025 · 41 MIN
Ep 24 - Breaking News, Breaking Dishes & Melissa's Broken Hair | The Radke Show
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📝 Show Notes From breaking news and breaking dishes to breaking down over bad haircuts — this week's Radke Show has it all. Melissa tackles the headlines (including the Charlie Kirk story) but quickly pulls it back to what really matters: faith, common sense, and not "losing your ever-lovin' mind over politics." Then chaos shifts to her personal crisis — the haircut meltdown that has her hiding under hats, threatening hair extensions, and comparing herself to Carol Brady and Sinead O'Connor, while David tries (and fails) to be supportive. And of course, the episode wraps with a laugh-out-loud Radke original game of "how many ways can you say…" where nothing is off-limits. 🔹 Episode Highlights Melissa and David's take on the Charlie Kirk story and political outrage. Faith, common sense, and why people lose their minds. Melissa shares David's "I'm not cattle" Coldplay concert story. The haircut disaster — hats, bangs, extensions, and Brady/O'Connor comparisons. David's freshman orientation "front row" rebellion. Swamp butt, sweaty apartments, and other Radke family lore. Ending the episode with a goofy "how many ways to say…" game. ✨ Don't miss a moment: 🎧 The Radke Show on Apple → https://bit.ly/TheRadkeShowApple 🎧 The Radke Show on Spotify → https://bit.ly/TheRadkeShowSpotify ▶️ The Radke Show on YouTube → https://bit.ly/TheRadkeShowYouTube 📖 Melissa's New Book → https://bit.ly/ChickenFriedWomen 💌 Melissa Radke on Substack → https://bit.ly/MelissaRadkeSubstack 📱 The Radke Show on Instagram → https://bit.ly/TheRadkeShowInstagram 📘 The Radkes on Facebook → https://bit.ly/TheRadkesFacebook Subscribe so you never miss the laughter, rants, and Radke realness every Tuesday and Thursday!
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