McCurley in the Morning

On “Difference Maker Monday,” David McCurley talked with William Killough about his mission work, his experience working with Mother Teresa, and his involvement with Fishers for Friends. This segment is brought to you by Broadway Spinal Care.

David McCurley, Michael Giddens, and Alex Baumann preview the biggest matchups of Week Two in college football and share their game picks.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

On “Difference Maker Monday,” David McCurley talked with John McGilberry, the manager of Red Eagle Skeet and Trap Club and a retired military member, about his military service and the experiences that shaped his life. This segment is brought to you by Broadway Spinal Care.

David McCurley, Michael Giddens, and Alex Baumann preview the biggest matchups of Week One in college football and share their game picks.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

On “Difference Maker Monday,” David McCurley talked with Oak Grove Mayor Tony White about what is happening in the Town of Oak Grove and the ways the town is working to serve and make a difference in the community. This segment is brought to you by Broadway Spinal Care.

David McCurley, Michael Giddens, and Alex Baumann preview the biggest matchups of Week Zero in college football and share their game picks.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

On “Difference Maker Monday,” David McCurley talked with Gene Rogers and Kim Anderson from Alabama Childhood Food Solutions about ACFS, its mission, and the ways it helps meet the needs of children and families in the community. This segment is brought to you by Broadway Spinal Care.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

David McCurley and Michael Brannon share what RadioAlabama's role as the exclusive broadcast partner for Sylacauga, Childersburg, B.B. Comer, and Fayetteville high schools means for the 2026-27 school year while highlighting a commitment to local athletics that extends far beyond Friday night football.

On “Difference Maker Monday,” David McCurley talked with retired educator LC McMurphy about his involvement with Mignon Baptist Church and the ways he continues to serve and make a difference in the community. This segment is brought to you by Broadway Spinal Care.

David McCurley talks with Lew Burdette, the president of King’s Home, about the new King’s Home Thrift store in Sylacauga and its ribbon cutting ceremony on August 14.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

David McCurley welcomes John Mark Freeman to learn more about First Priority, a network of faith-based groups led by high school students that encourages students to share their faith with their peers.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder from $8000 to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

David McCurley sits down with Lew Burdette, the president of King’s Home, as he introduces himself to the Sylacauga community. They discuss the opening of the new King’s Home Thrift Store in Sylacauga.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder from $8000 to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

David McCurley sits down with Haley Dailey, the owner of Earth Helps, to spotlight her business in Sylacauga.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder from $8000 to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

David McCurley and Alex Baumann sit down with Michael Giddens for a deep (and slightly concerning) dive into his eating habits. Things take a turn when it is revealed Giddens ate a chicken bake that predates his own child.

LIVE FROM NASHVILLE! David McCurley welcomes Robert Holmes to discuss Challenge America's 250 Campaign, the vision behind supporting America's military, veterans, and their families over the next 250 years, and the significance of Opry Night: A Legacy of Service, featuring Challenge America co-founders Vince Gill and Amy Grant as part of the Grand Ole Opry's Opry 100 celebration.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the 15-question ladder from $100 to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

David McCurley sits down with Matt Canoles, the pastor of Cedar Creek Cowboy Church, to talk about the church’s upcoming rodeo set for July 31-August 1. Canoles shared details about the event and what attendees can expect. Proceeds from the rodeo will go toward building a cover for the arena, helping expand opportunities for future events and ministry.

David McCurley talks with Fayetteville head volleyball coach Ginger McArthur and her daughter, Kenleigh McArthur, the former Class 1A Volleyball Player of the Year and upcoming senior. Kenleigh discussed her commitment to Coastal Alabama Community College and reflected on the accolades she’s earned heading into her final high school season. They also previewed the upcoming Fayetteville volleyball season.

David McCurley sits down with ALFA Insurance agent Emily Edmunds to discuss her new agency in Sylacauga. Emily shared the services she offers and how she’s working to serve individuals and families across the community.

David McCurley, Michael Giddens, and Alex Baumann debate the greatest college football players of all time to wear jersey numbers 1 through 10.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the 15-question ladder from $100 to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

David McCurley sits down with Kara Eslinger to discuss Childersburg's inaugural Stars Over Childersburg Fourth of July celebration. They also cover her business, Fair to Middlin'.

Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the 15-question ladder from $100 to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.

Alex Baumann hosts a Family Feud-style game as David McCurley and Michael Giddens team up to answer five survey questions against the clock. With a goal of reaching a combined total of 200 points, the pressure is on to come up with the most popular answers. Tune in to find out if David and Michael can hit the mark.

Alex Baumann puts David McCurley and Michael Giddens to the test in a Family Feud-style game where the goal is simple but not always easy: name the top five answers to each survey question. Tune in to find out who can run the board and claim bragging rights.

David McCurley catches up with Ethan Jones after being named Class 1A Player of the Year, reflecting on his standout season at Fayetteville and the team’s run to the state championship.

Alex Baumann hosts a Family Feud-style game as David McCurley and Michael Giddens team up to answer five survey questions against the clock. With a goal of reaching a combined total of 200 points, the pressure is on to come up with the most popular answers. Tune in to find out if David and Michael can hit the mark.

Alex Baumann puts David McCurley and Michael Giddens to the test in a Family Feud-style game where the goal is simple but not always easy: name the top five answers to each survey question. Tune in to find out who can run the board and claim bragging rights.

David McCurley welcomes RadioAlabama summer intern Mason Bowden to share what he does at the company, reflect on his college life at UAB, and cap it off with a round of Fast Five.

David McCurley welcomes RadioAlabama interns Morgan Williams and Madison McKenna to share what they do at the company, reflect on their college life at Auburn, and cap it off with a round of Fast Five.

David McCurley and Alex Baumann go head-to-head in a game of Twenty Questions, trying to guess the person or place the other has in mind in twenty questions or less.

David McCurley and Alex Baumann go head-to-head in a game of Twenty Questions, trying to guess the person or place the other has in mind in twenty questions or less.

Michael Giddens quizzes David McCurley and Alex Baumann on ticket prices from recent sporting events, seeing who can land closest to the real number each round.

Alex Baumann hosts a Family Feud-style game as David McCurley and Michael Giddens team up to answer five survey questions against the clock. With a goal of reaching a combined total of 200 points, the pressure is on to come up with the most popular answers. Tune in to find out if David and Michael can hit the mark.

Alex Baumann puts David McCurley and Michael Giddens to the test in a Family Feud-style game where the goal is simple but not always easy: name the top five answers to each survey question. Tune in to find out who can run the board and claim bragging rights.

Michael Giddens puts a creative spin on a classic game show, challenging David McCurley to a sports themed round of “Deal or No Deal.” As the cases open, David weighs each decision, choosing whether to stick with his current pick or take the deal, all while trying to land the sport he will be stuck watching for the rest of his life.

Alex Baumann hosts a Family Feud-style game as David McCurley and Michael Giddens team up to answer five survey questions against the clock. With a goal of reaching a combined total of 200 points, the pressure is on to come up with the most popular answers. Tune in to find out if David and Michael can hit the mark.

Alex Baumann puts David McCurley and Michael Giddens to the test in a Family Feud-style game where the goal is simple but not always easy: name the top five answers to each survey question. Tune in to find out who can run the board and claim bragging rights.

Alex Baumann challenged David McCurley with a series of blind rankings, covering Auburn football greats, NBA and NFL players from his era, and country music artists.

David McCurley, Michael Giddens, and Alex Baumann count down the top 10 things you definitely shouldn’t get your mom for Mother’s Day.

Alex Baumann hosts a Family Feud-style game as David McCurley and Michael Giddens team up to answer five survey questions against the clock. With a goal of reaching a combined total of 200 points, the pressure is on to come up with the most popular answers. Tune in to find out if David and Michael can hit the mark.

Alex Baumann puts David McCurley and Michael Giddens to the test in a Family Feud-style game where the goal is simple but not always easy: name the top five answers to each survey question. Tune in to find out who can run the board and claim bragging rights.