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Dalanie DiSabato, the woman at the heart of the Porta Potty brawl, recently sat down with Barstool Sports to discuss the video that turned her into an overnight internet sensation.

This Friday Mikey O will have the amazing opportunity to speak with Tony Lewis, the front-man of 80's sensation band The Outfield!

Mikey O had the amazing opportunity to interview a ROCK LEGEND this morning! Richard Williams of Kansas called the studio to shoot the breeze and talk about their show coming up in Lake Charles this weekend!

Some people get nervous during job interviews. Some people are just plain weird about them.

If this helps just one person deal with depression, I'll be more than happy.

A flood victim stuck up a tree called for help then called a TV station and did an interview from up in the tree

I had a rare opportunity this past Friday. I got to interview the 'Nuge.' That's right, Ted Nugent. I was a bit apprehensive about the interview because I really wasn't at all sure what to expect. I was pleased to find is that Ted Nugent is one heck of a nice guy...

As long as Joshua Ledet survives tonight’s round of voting on “American Idol,” he’ll be coming home on Saturday to a hero’s welcome!  He’ll be in our studios during the 9 a.m. hour that morning for an exclusive interview, and we know we’ve got a ton of questions to ask him.  And we figure you do, too.

As we reported yesterday, there’s a better-than-even chance that ‘American Idol‘ star Joshua Ledet will be returning to town on Saturday like the conquering hero he’s become.  First, he’s here in our studios, then a parade, then a live performance at Burton Coliseum.

He’s hit the big time, baby, and he’s bringing it all back home if he makes it through one more week. American Idol favorite Joshua Ledet will be live in our studios this Saturday morning, May 12, during the 8 a.m. hour and there will be a parade in his honor and live concert at Burton Colliseum that same afternoon, but only if you get him through one more round.

Indianapolis Colt Joseph Addai knows a bit about national championships, having played for LSU when they won theirs in 2003. All these years later, he gets to watch as his alma mater once again plays for the top title in the land. I interviewed him before that game in 2003 and again recently. What's it like to be on both sides of the sideline?