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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 45 episodes
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Welcome to The Week That Was , the podcast where J.R., Launa, and Kevin give you an insider’s look at the week that just went down on 99.5 QYK in Tampa. Join the krewe as they break down the best moments, the funniest bloopers, and the behind-the-scenes drama that you didn’t get to hear on-air. From country music news to unfiltered stories from the radio world, they’ll give you the lowdown on everything that went down each week. Whether you’re a loyal listener or a first-time fan, you’ll get a full-access pass to the team’s world, with a healthy dose of laughs along the way. Tune in for your weekly dose of fun and all things QYK. Enjoy the show!
Unknown Host hosts The Week That Was Podcast, a news show with 45 episodes published.
1. Topic 1: Adult Spring Break Discussion of Launa taking annual “adult-only” spring break Debate: Is it fair when kids are off school? Should family time be prioritized? Workplace conflict: PTO scheduling struggles “Fir
1. Opening Topic: Marriage Laws Discussion about Florida allowing first cousin marriage Mention of a proposed bill that failed to pass Caller concern: existing cousin marriages and being “grandfathered in” Hosts react wi
1. Hooters & Radio Hustle Key points: Launa explains she was already working in radio but needed more income. Took a job at Hooters because: Could work Monday–Thursday while doing radio weekends/overnights. Radio paid ab
1. Kissing Feet Discussion about whether kissing or snuggling a partner’s feet is normal . Mixed reactions: Some say it’s totally normal in relationships. Others strongly disagree and find it gross. Hosts share personal
1️⃣ Cold Open: The “Pink Room” Problem Debate over displaying a college diploma The mysterious unused “pink room” with a white couch Not being allowed to hang personal items (diploma, dog portrait, family photos) Turning
1. Cold Open: The Lent Fail Confession: Broke the Lent “no drinking during the week” promise The culprit: 2-for-1 drinks at Beef 'O' Brady's Debate: Is “Beefs” really worth breaking a Lent commitment? Small-town struggle
1. The 1929 Model A Drama Paul’s dad gifts him a Ford Model A Launa’s honest (and slightly angry) on-air reaction The backstory: the first gifted car that got flooded Storm con
1. AI Bots Creating Their Own Social Media Setup Introduce the article about AI chatbots creating their own Reddit-style platform Original intention from developers: Let AI learn organically from one another Improve inte
1. Pirate Facts & Gross History Fun pirate trivia segment Who performed amputations on pirate ships (cook & carpenter as “surgeons”) Hygiene realities: No showers → saltwater bathing Whale blubber as soap Why pirates sme
Segment 1: The Wild Home Birth Goal: Share shocking and funny story of niece’s home birth. · Background context: o Launa’s niece giving birth at home. o&nbs
Segment One: The Transcripts Reveal Theme: College mistakes, nostalgia, and self-awareness Launa brings in her college transcripts Shock and laughter at the number of failed classes Realization of just how bad things wer
1. Dry January & Drinking Habits Discussion of Dry January and personal choices around alcohol Launa explains why she didn’t commit to Dry January Drinking in moderation (1–2 times a week) Wine/cocktails as a way to wind
1. Opening Banter & Holiday Drinking Casual holiday check-in Jokes about drinking habits and “too many Tito’s” Lighthearted discussion about wanting the holidays to end to “give the liver a break” Establishes tone: humor
SEGMENT 1 — “Buying Christmas for Tampa Bay Families” A. Overview of the station’s holiday tradition Recapping two weeks of giving away money to listeners in need Emphasis on tough times: cost of living, job losses, stru
SEGMENT 1: J.R.’S KEY WEST BACHELOR PARTY Setup · J.R. went to a bachelor party in Key West · Group of ~15 guys · &
SEGMENT 1 — LAUNA’S THANKSGIVING & WEEKEND A. Thanksgiving Day · Spent Thanksgiving at Paul’s brother Neil’s house in Odessa. · &nbs
Segment 1: Motley Crue Backstage Stories Opening Question: “So, Launa, you said you didn’t want to talk about this… but we’re going there!” Talking Points: Life at 18-19 years old: “Things were different back then.” Drin
SEGMENT 1: One Week Married — Does Anything Feel Different? Discussion Prompts · Launa says she feels no different · Living to
1. INTRO Hosts: J.R. and Kevin · Quick greeting and setup: “So… where’s Lana?” · Reveal the big news: Launa is getting married
1. SEGMENT ONE — The Week That Was Highlights Montage or recap clip reel: highlights, lowlights, and bloopers from the week’s radio show. Transition: “One thing that didn’t make it into the reel — we have to talk about ‘
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