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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2026 · 1H 52M

“Halftime Opinions, Hot Sauce Heat, and Holiday Debates”

from Jay & Laney J LIVE · host Southeast Oklahoma Radio

Episode Date: Monday, February 9, 2026Jay and Laney J kicked off the week with a packed show full of pop culture, opinions, and listener interaction. From Super Bowl chatter to Valentine’s trends, this episode had a little bit of everything.Should the day after the Super Bowl be a national holiday? Listeners had thoughts.Who’s actually been watching the Olympics, and which events are pulling people in.Jay opened a mystery package from Bobby (aka Dr Pepper 23) live on the air.The crew debated which halftime show people actually tuned in for.Oklahoma landing #3 on America’s Most Romantic States list — fair ranking or total nonsense?Listener stories about DIY projects that went completely off the rails.The rise of platonic Valentine’s Day cards as friends ditch romance for February 14th.A spicy debate over the most popular hot sauce and which ones are overrated.As always, plenty of laughs, strong opinions, and great listener calls made this a classic Jay & Laney J LIVE episode.🎧 Listen, subscribe, and catch the show live weekday mornings on Best Country 106.1 FM.On Today’s Show:

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