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Thankful today and every day for the amazing community that listens to 93.7 The Mountain. You’re the heart of everything...
11/27/2025

Thankful today and every day for the amazing community that listens to 93.7 The Mountain. You’re the heart of everything we do. 🧡🦃

Huge Congrats to Peter for Cracking Santa’s Safe! He’s going to enjoy a Holiday Shopping Spree! Thanks to all of our lis...
11/27/2025

Huge Congrats to Peter for Cracking Santa’s Safe! He’s going to enjoy a Holiday Shopping Spree! Thanks to all of our listeners for playing!

Jamie's "Group Therapy":Dear Jamie, My High School girlfriend and I broke up before heading off to college two years ago...
11/26/2025

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, My High School girlfriend and I broke up before heading off to college two years ago, because we both agreed to try out the college experience without being tied down. She’s been doing her thing on her campus, and me on mine. We both follow each other on socials, but rarely connect. Well, it’s Thanksgiving week and she DM’d me to ask if I was coming home for Thanksgiving. I told her yes, and she replied that she would be home as well. She asked if we could get together during the break to catch up. I said sure, but now I’m having second thoughts. From the moment I said yes, she started sending me pics from her phone. At first they were cute selfies, but then she sent a couple more risky pics. Yes they were “hot” but now I’m wondering what her intentions are, with us getting together this week. Though getting back together with here is not on my mind, what if she wants to knoodle when we get together? I’m just a man, and I don’t want to hurt her feelings if I say no. What is the best way to head her off at the pass if she gets all flirty? I know honesty is the best path, but from experience, she doesn’t take no for an answer. Should I call off the meet? – Jaden

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11/26/2025

Thanksgiving is tomorrow!!
Let's go around the table...
What are you "Thankful" for, this year?

11/25/2025

Be honest>>Do you prefer your image in the mirror, or in pictures? Why?

Jamie's "Group Therapy":Dear Jamie, I have been dating Greg for 5 months. I feel like our relationship is off to a great...
11/25/2025

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, I have been dating Greg for 5 months. I feel like our relationship is off to a great start. He treats me well, we have not had any fights, and I have never been more excited for the holidays while in any other relationship. The only thing I worry about is how he won’t talk about any of his past relationships. I’ve told him all about mine, so he could get a glimpse of what I have been through in relationships, but anytime I ask about his past girlfriends, he changes the subject. I think it’s important to know about those relationships so I know what not to do, or know what kind of relationship he is used to. My friends say he is hiding something. Is he? I don’t want to nag him too much about it, but I feel like I have a right to know about his past, if we are to go forward. – Shawna

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11/25/2025

Do you ever feel dumb watching "Jeopardy"?
What is your all time favorite Game Show?

Jamie's "Group Therapy":Dear Jamie, I need a “ruling”! I was shopping this past weekend in a store that was very underst...
11/24/2025

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, I need a “ruling”! I was shopping this past weekend in a store that was very understaffed. About 15 of us were stuck in one long checkout line with only one cashier. When another employee finally opened a second register, I walked over because I was next. Someone who was way behind me sprinted over and cut in front of me. We exchanged words, because I swear the rule is that the next person in line gets first dibs. Am I wrong? What are the actual rules when a new line opens? Should the next person in the original line get the first spot in the new line or is it really a free-for-all? – Debbie

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11/24/2025

When asked to bring something to another's Thanksgiving dinner, what can they count on you bringing?

Jamie's "Group Therapy":Dear Jamie, I’ve been with my girlfriend for a little over three years and we’ve talked seriousl...
11/21/2025

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, I’ve been with my girlfriend for a little over three years and we’ve talked seriously about marriage. I’m ready to propose and her family loves me, so I’m confident I’d get a yes. I was thinking of doing it at her parents’ house on Thanksgiving, since everyone will be together. But when I floated the idea to a few friends, they all told me, very loudly, not to do it. They said it’s “hijacking the holiday” and that proposals shouldn’t compete with family traditions. I don’t see it that way, but now I’m second-guessing myself. Is a Thanksgiving proposal romantic or completely inappropriate? - Will

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11/21/2025

Name something you won't pay full price for. You'll only buy it on sale.
Jamie = Yogurt

Jamie's "Group Therapy":Dear Jamie, A few months ago, I agreed to host Thanksgiving for some family and friends, but did...
11/20/2025

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, A few months ago, I agreed to host Thanksgiving for some family and friends, but didn’t anticipate the onslaught of issues that would hit me in such a short time. I lost a job, got robbed, got a new job that pays significantly less, someone hit my car and totaled it, and I had to get surgery on my dog. I don’t have a ton of cash, and…maybe it’s just pride…but don’t have the courage to tell everyone exactly how much I’m currently struggling. I get tradition, and all that, but I’m not lying when I say that I’m seriously considering getting a bunch of frozen pizzas and some snacks, and making it a much more casual thing. Would that ruin everyone’s holiday, or is it time to be honest about what’s been going on with me and see who might be in a position to help out? – Craig

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Spokane, WA
99223

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