

The KOZY morning show, also known as the Morning Mess, begins with Tim and Erin at 6 AM. Michael Davis joins in the fun with local news after 7. The Morning Mess is the only radio show on earth to cram 4 hours and 13 minutes worth of stuff into 3 hours. ABC News, Michael's local news, statewide and local sports from Erin, plus MNN news, Paul Harvey News, Guides Corner with Tom Neustrom, and more and more and more fill the time until the morning is bursting at the seams. Tim & Erin review the previous day at 7:20, including a check on what idiots around the world have been doing. At 7:35, brace yourself for "Anything Goes Trivia," which is your chance to win a copy of the "Morning Mess -- Drawn Together" CD. There's ABC Sports and Healthwatch, and of course the official Morning Mess Calendar too - so you know all the important things for the day....like the debut of the Edsel, the introduction of Mr. Potato Head, "Check the Hemline on your Fender Skirts Day," and important celebrity birthdays, like that of the inventor of the Etch-A-Sketch - and so much more! Watch out for silly bogus commercials, topical songs, and of course every Friday at 7:40 it's the "Weird Record of the Week." It could be topical, a classic zany record, or something unheard of before, but whatever it is, Tim will drag it out of the Record Attic and give it a spin. There's more nutty news after 8. Then stick around for the KOZY Scene with Michael Davis. The Morning Mess is unpredictable, spontaneous, live radio-so come along for the ride!
6:00 ABC News
6:06 ABC Sports
6:09 Show Opener Record (always obsolete vinyl)
6:10 Tim & Erin-What the heck's going on?
6:20 Weather
6:26 Gopher Sports Update
6:29 Grand Rapids State Bank Local News Headlines
6:30 MNN News
6:34 Weather-Eye forecast & best fishing times for the day
6:35 Guides Corner-When it's in season
6:35 Freshtracks-When
it's in season
6:40 Tim &
Erin-More What the
heck's going on? The Onion Report, Erin's __________Of The Day
6:45 MNN Sports
6:49 School Lunch Menus
6:50 Ray's Fishing Update (Summertime)
6:50 In The Deer Stand (When it's in season)
6:55 MNN News-brought
to you by Reeds
7:00 ABC News-brought
to you by Dales Auto Body
7:05 Michael Davis Local News
7:12 Weather
7:13 Erin Anderson Local Sports Brought to you by Cole Hardware
7:19 Twins Minute (When it's in
season) brought to you by L&M
Fleet Supply
7:22 Tim & Erin Analyze the World
7:25 Tim's Weekly News Headline Wrap Up & McDonalds "I'm Lovin' it" Winner (On Fridays)
Tuesday is Prize Day
Wednesday is Toy Day (Toy news and reviews)
7:30 MNN News
7:33 Weather
7:34 Anything
Goes
Trivia brought to you by Personnel Dynamics
7:36 Healthwatch brought to you by
Globe Drug and Medical Equipment
7:38 ABC
Sports brought to you by Meds One
Emergency Medical Services
7:42 Monday is
Horoscope Day
7:42 Thursday: Question of the Week
7:42 Friday -Weird Record of the Week
7:45 Morning Mess Calendar & Joke of the Day
7:54 Paul
Harvey News
brought to you by Woodland Bank,
Salmela Jewlers and Our Gang
Staffing Services
8:00 ABC News brought to you by MN Direct Properties
8:05 Michael's Local
News brought to you by the Sawmill
Inn
8:11 Tim & Erin News the Networks Missed
8:18 Erin's Local Sports
8:30 MNN News
8:33 ABC Sports
8:35 Today's Topic - Michael Davis - Local interviews
8:45 Paul
Harvey brought to you by Arrowhead Transit and Wheelchairs Plus
8:50 Car Care Tip of
the
Day brought to you by Calumet
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8:54 Show Wrap-up and Preview for the next day
Cartoon Submitted by listener (click for BIG one)
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this website and do extensive digital photography/graphics work, and
audio archiving on Macintosh computers. If you think the PC world is
the only way to go, I urge you to have a look.
If you think
goats that fall over are at least as interesting as we do, you'll
want to learn more at the International Fainting Goat Association web
page!
When I'm not hogging my computer, it is running a
SETI at Home screensaver, which is actually analyzing data from radio
telescopes around the world coordinated by the University of
California at Berkeley. You can join in the fun. It costs nothing,
makes a neat screen saver as well as a dandy conversation starter.
There's a program for darn near every computer platform. And you
never know...ET may be calling YOU!
And if crunching numbers from someone elses radio
telescope isn't enough for you, check into the SETI League. More
information than you can stand including information for setting up
your very own radio telescope and seeking out the signals yourself.
This is definitely a 9.5 on the Geek scale type web page, but I think
you'll find it fun.
Tired of the same old sports? Try
boomeranging...also
knows as "booming" or "'ranging". It's cheap, fun, and if you do it
right you never lose a boomerang.
Bats are not only our friends, but they're
fascinating. Build yourself a bat detector and listen in to their
sonar navigation, or put up a bat house or two to help give them a
place to live..Everything you want to know is at Bat Conservation
International.