Tuesday

In this lively broadcast of Mountain Mornings on 99.5 The Mountain, host Ian Camfield covers a quirky mix of daily news, starting with his personal struggle against a protective and incredibly messy bird's nest on his apartment balcony. He quickly pivots to music, highlighting Def Leppard’s upcoming, highly diverse new album and defending Queen drummer Roger Taylor’s songwriting chops ahead of his latest solo release. The host also explores viral trends, dissecting the dangerous Zara wide-legged pants causing people to trip, and mocking rumors of luxury grocer Erewhon coming to Denver with their ridiculous $12 "sacred water". In sports and tech, Camfield shares a stat showing that 28% of people believe they could score a World Cup penalty kick, explains obscure soccer rules, and compares proposed labels for AI-generated music to the rebellious allure of 1980s Parental Advisory stickers. Finally, he tackles food news with a dose of irony, updating listeners on a multi-state "explosive diarrhea" outbreak tied exclusively to healthy restaurant produce like lettuce and berries, while celebrating the timely return of Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Pass as the ultimate, carb-heavy safe haven.