The Viktor Wilt Show

(208) 535-1015, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates. Speaking of the advocates, they teamed up with us on the secret sound, Lieutenant Crane. And how is that going? It's been going pretty good, but we haven't got a winner. So we've got a jackpot of $1,048.

Yeah. And we're gonna give it away no matter what today during the noon hour. So, you know, we'll just take caller 20. They get it wrong. Caller after caller after caller till somebody gets it right and wins the money.

Brace yourself. That's right. Gonna be a wild noon hour, so make sure you're ready to go if you could use $1,048. Who could use that kind of money right now? I know one guy who might have a fat dental bill that's gonna need to be paid soon.

Yeah. And it might be about that amount, actually. Very surprising how much a, half hour procedure can cost you. So People with talent, they're worth money. Oh, yeah.

I I got into the wrong biz. I mean, I thought this took talent, but, yeah, other talents pay a lot more. Speaking of talents that pay, you mentioned last week you guys doing some, hiring. Right? We are doing some hiring.

We're trying to do some hiring. Now we're closing our hiring for our July 1 academy. Okay. So some fine folks are gonna be able to go over to Meridian in July, spend five months there, learn all there is to know about being Five months? To know about being a state trooper, push ups, and running.

I didn't realize that police college was, so intensive. And then, but we are testing continually now. So if you're still interested, love to hear from you. You can reach out to me directly. I can put you through the process, and our next academy will start January.

Alright. So if you're looking for a good job, isp.gov for some info. Benefits too. If you go get a procedure done by the dentist, we got dental insurance. We got health insurance.

We got well, we're we'll take care of you. Okay. So you're saying if I had a different job, I might have been able to get this thing fully covered. Absolutely. Alright.

I mean, I'm still happy to hear back. Covered. Not fully, but we got pretty good of the implants. I thought them state benefits were the best. Is that one of these cuts that's going on?

Dang it. Right? Come on, listeners. (208) 535-1015. I desperately need your help for traffic support.

Interesting, you need help, but I've been here two and a half minutes, and you've kicked two people out already. That's true. Jade leave Justin Gitt. Gosh. Dang.

Alright. Alright. I won't kick anybody else out. Kay Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this?

Sunday, Sunday, Sunday. Hey. Crazy Kyle. Hey, Carl. I got a problem.

Oh, man. Dude, every time I've gone to the dentist, I'm like, oh, you need a new jet ski? I got you covered. So accurate. Hey.

If I got a problem, you can talk jet skis with Victor. That's okay. Yeah. I I just turned up. I already ignored him once today too.

So Hey, Carl. I got a problem. Hey. You wanna go jet skiing? Yeah.

So what's the problem, lieutenant Crane? What's the problem? So I bought a car so I can hang out with Carl. Right? I bought that Mustang last fall.

And Right. Last night, I got it out of the shop for the first time. It was setting out by the road while I was doing some stuff in the shop. A guy drove by and bought it. Hey.

Is this for sale? Do people just do that in the country? Yeah. Assume I could just buy this. He did.

I wish somebody would roll by my house and find something I don't want just sitting around in my yard and give me some money. Again, dental bills. Alright. Well, I guess you're gonna have to hook him up with that Pinto, Carl. Oh, yeah.

Hey. Are you still employed after last week? Yeah. Yeah. No.

We, we we found the that that was really funny. He didn't realize he was on the radio. He freaked out. That was he he should never be on speaker phone, let alone on the radio. Yeah.

That was super funny. Well, hopefully, he didn't see anything bad in the background. He he no. I had to walk away from him, so he didn't. Yeah.

Because he did. Oh, well, thank you, Carl, for, covering me. Yeah. Oh, absolutely. Absolutely.

But we did we did find a loophole on the tires. If you just cut a groove into it, you cut three grooves into it, you're legal. Now, Lieutenant Craig, it would have to be a deep groove. Right? I don't know where you're finding this loophole, Carl.

Right? No. Not right. Yeah. You're setting a bad example for people, Carl.

What this is is a good example of more money than brains. Exactly. Exactly. Oh, man. So, I love watching car movies.

My wife usually doesn't let me watch them. I watch Ford and Ferrari, and I drove like a maniac for two weeks. So she's like, no more car movies. And so, anyway, she's been on vacation for a bit, and, I was watching Fast and Furious. And, And ladies and gentlemen, tune in next week for the life of Carl.

I I asked Yeah. No. No. No. He's there.

Exactly. What I asked listeners to do. Handle the show for me. I don't have to talk. Hey, Carl.

Have you ever have you ever played I'm trying to save you here, Vic. Yeah. I appreciate it. Exactly. Now have you ever played Grand Theft Auto?

I, I'm not allowed to play that either. Nope. Nope. She won't she won't let me. I was gonna say if you if you got this road rage you need to take out, that's the ultimate game.

Oh, it is. Oh, yeah. Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. Oh, yeah.

So, so my question is, you got flames coming out of the exhaust. Is that legal here in Idaho? If you got that, you do not have a stock exhaust system, and that is illegal. No. Well, what if you got more money and brains, though?

You can pay the ticket. Right? Yeah. You pay all the tickets you want. I don't know how long you can do it without, losing your driver's license.

Right. Right. But sometimes sometimes, Carl, you have to think about what's awesome in life. Yeah. Thanks.

No doubt. Well, good to hear you about it. I hope you feel like, man, that's, oh, that's a rough procedure. Yeah. It it could be worse.

You know, I'm trying to not whine about it too much because there's plenty of people with way worse problems than me. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. They're just tougher.

They are tougher. A lot worse surgeries out there. Oh, yeah. Exactly. Oh, woe is me.

So Yeah. Anyway, well, good to hear from you, Carl. Hope you have a good one. Alright. You guys have a good weekend, man.

We'll see you. Peace. Bye. Look at this caller with extreme patience, lieutenant Crane. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you, caller. Who's this? Mason. Mason, what's your question for traffic school powered by the advocates?

Yeah. I was wondering if you could speak a little bit to, good equipment to keep in your car for emergencies, whether it's blankets, jabber caperals, tools to help people on the side of the road or maybe even medical equipment. That's a great question. Are you a medic, Carl? Are you not Carl?

No. What are you Noah? No. This is May. Mason.

Mason. This is Mason. Are you a EMT? No. I'm not.

Just like being, Ready. Prepared for contingencies. Not a prepper by any means, but just somebody who likes to have things on hand if if needed. So And you named a lot of those things you need, and and especially in the wintertime. Right?

We need those blankets, things to keep us warm. There's plenty of things if you Google how to do that. Like, you can get a little wax candle in the little tin cans and light that up with a blanket, stay pretty warm. But in the summertime, coming into the summertime, a good thing to talk about is exactly that. Do I have the tools it's gonna take to change a tire if I need to?

If I do get stranded, do I have a means of getting out of the sun and have some, liquid water or some sort of water or something to drink and keep hydrated until help can come? And not only that, but know that if you're not gonna be in a cell service area, a lot of places are serviced with cell service now, but those that aren't, know that. Let people know where you're going and what time you expect at home. Gotcha. That's good advice.

And I think places like, you know, Walmart sell, like, you know, black packs. You get cell service at Walmart. Yeah. You can even get some good Wi Fi. They got a great Wi Fi service.

Yeah. I know that's, just really stretching yourself to go to Walmart for you, but it's really not outdoors. I I went there a few days ago. It was a challenge, especially since the road situation over there is a disaster. Most people go climb the Grand Teton Peak as a challenge.

You go to Walmart. Yeah. And it's just gritting my teeth. But, yeah, you can buy, like, a backpack that has emergency stuff in it. You know?

Yeah. All ready to go bug out bag as the preppers would say. Yeah. Right. Yeah.

No. That's that's a good idea. What about medical equipment? Is it very needful? I mean, I've seen people carry, like, tourniquets and stuff.

Is that a little extreme? Or No. You know, and you can make a tourniquet out of your belt that you're wearing around your waist, your shirt sleeve, whatever you needed to. What's most important is if you have the opportunity to take classes to teach you how to use that kind of stuff, then Yeah. Because if you have it and you don't know how to use it, you could maybe do it more harm than good.

For sure. Yeah. Definitely. Yeah. Always best to be prepared.

My daughter, you know, lives on the, Washington Coast. And I don't know if you're familiar with the chances of earthquakes and tsunamis out there, lieutenant Crane. I keep telling her, like, you need to be prepared. It's gonna be bad one of these days on your coast. Jacket.

Yeah. Have everything ready to go. She's a teenager. She don't listen. Well, appreciate it, Mason, and I hope you have a great weekend, man.

Yeah. Thanks. I'll be calling later for, to win the secret sound. So Not yeah. To get it.

Good luck, man. The noon hour is gonna be wild. We'll see if we can break the phone system in East Idaho, so I want everybody calling. Somebody's gonna win over a thousand bucks guaranteed today. Awesome.

Thank you both. Hey. Thanks, man. Peace. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates.

One second, caller. Okay. That's right. Go to school, kids. Alright.

Who's this? To take a massive break for that? Yeah. Adam. Your kids go to school.

Hey. I'm trying to get the good word out, you know, how to be a good good child. Don't you be a dummy. That's right. You wanna end up like me.

Stay in school. Okay. Adam, is that what you said your name was? Yes. What up, Adam?

I was just gonna ask lieutenant Crane. Have you ever been out during your free time and somebody does something that makes you have to be a cop per minute? Oh, yes. Daily. Yeah.

To the point my wife don't even notice anymore. That's why people should behave in public. You never know who's out there not wearing their uniform. Big brother always watching. It's just gotta kinda ruin your night.

Right? Because you're having your time off, and then somebody does something dumb. Well and and I'll just share a quick little war story. I, was at a place on vacation with my family, and we're getting ready to go out on our motorcycles. And we're all getting ready in about a block away.

I hear a bunch of screaming and yelling, and, I looked down the street. We're not even in Idaho at this point. And I looked down the street, and there's a guy and a gal just full blown fist fight Oh, jeez. In the street. So I jogged down there in my motorcycle get up, break it up.

The boyfriend is well, they're a couple going through a divorce. The new boyfriend's sitting on the porch watching it all. Yeah. So I had to break those two up for my all on fist fight. And then I asked the boyfriend, what are you doing?

Oh, it's none of my business. Oh, jeez. There's nothing more embarrassing than some short guy wearing nothing but chaps, his motorcycle getup, butt hanging out, come down and interrupt your fight. I will I will say this. I did get teased because it was dirt bikes.

Right? But I wear shorts and motorcycle boots with it. So What? Yeah. That that get made fun.

What about your knees? Yeah. What about that scrape up my knees? The white paper just roll her eyes whenever somebody starts a fight and you're out doing something? Well, people will bring it to her attention and then she, like, she just tells him, yeah.

He'll be fine. And she doesn't she just rolls her eyes all the time. There's been around. If you hang around this guy for, you know, five minutes, you'll start rolling your eyes. Okay.

Well, I think that thoroughly answers my question. You guys have a good one. You too, man. Good to hear from you. Yep.

See you. Peace. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for traffic school. Come on. Call us up.

You looked like you had something else to say. I just think, memory memory lane of how many times my wife has been told. Hey. Marvin might be in trouble over there. Oh, he'll be fine.

Well, at least she doesn't worry about you. Right? Alright, people. Traffic School, again, powered by the advocates. Two zero eight five three five one zero one five, the number to call.

K Bear, you are live on the show. Who's this? This is Mike. Mike, what's up, man? So my question is, if it's a four lane road with a turn lane in the middle and a bus puts its stop sign out, does the opposite lane have to stop?

Man, that's a great question, and we haven't covered that for a while. So thanks for asking. The rule on that is if there's three or more lanes, the opposite direction of travel does not have to stop. Awesome. Alright.

Proceed with caution. Right? We always wanna be careful where our youth are. Absolutely. Thanks, guys.

Have a good day. Hey. You too, man. Good to hear from you. Goodbye.

Peace. And, again, the number to call, (208) 535-1015. We'd love to have your questions on the show. Anything new going on around here that, oh, we got somebody calling. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates.

Who's this? This is Brady. Brady, what's up? Hey. I was actually calling about modified and lifted trucks and tire size mud flaps and rock lights.

It is funny you bring this up because just this week, I stopped at a business location, and boy did I get an earful of over width tires. And why is the state police not enforcing it? So, when you talk about lifted, anything, that does not have a stock bumper on it, has to be 19 inches from the bottom of the mud flap to the pavement. But if it's stock off this off this park out of the parking lot, you bought it, the bumper height is more than that with no mud flaps, you're fine as long as it's stock. If you lift it, then you have to have no more than 19 inches from the pavement up to the bottom of the excuse me, 11 inches from the pavement up to the bottom of the the mud flap.

With that, the tire sticking outside of the wheel wells, if you take a dime and drop it off the side of your wheel well and it hits your tire, your tires are too wide. Okay. And then your other one was you had a third question. What was it? Yeah.

Like, rock lights driving around with rock lights on at night and all that stuff. Yeah. And so anything white to the front, you can't have any more than five on at a time. And, also, if you have less than that on, it can obstruct the other driver's vision coming towards you within 500 feet. Okay.

Okay. So with the, so just to clarify with the lifting, if the bumpers are stock, then it just needs to have mud flaps that are at least 11 inches above the ground. Yep. 11 inches from the ground. From the ground.

Okay. Alright. Perfect. That's what I need to know. Thank you.

You bet. Hey, man. Appreciate the call. This guy's got way too much money. He's got a brand new truck, and he's gonna lift it and put big tires on it.

And hey. As long as he puts some mud flaps. It's not brand new. It is definitely not brand new. But, you know And he's telling his wife, those kids will get shoes one day.

Don't you worry. They don't get shoes. Well, thanks, guys. Appreciate it. Hey.

Thanks, man. Have a good one. Cheers, bud. No shoes will make them tough. That's right.

That's how it was when we were kids. You know, you get out there and you run-in them rocks with no shoes, toughen up them feet. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? Hey.

This is Cody Clawson. Cody, what's up? I got a question. So motorcycle season is out, and there's construction everywhere. Oh, you didn't hear you?

You're not supposed to have your motorcycle out till June 1. Around here, probably. It could snow today. So if you see an obstacle, like, you see a big pothole or something, and you just lift your front tires so you're not digging into them, flip over the helm bars. Is that okay, or is it still considered reckless driving?

Because you just did wanna take the time to drive around it. Yeah. It seems like just moving a little to the left or right a little easier and popping the wheelie. Ride hole. There's there's, known potholes everywhere.

There's construction everywhere because on the Why do you have to bring up construction to Victor? He knows there's construction. Yeah. I I did drive around town the other day. I was like, oh, yeah.

That's why I don't do that. But what I like about this scenario was, hey. There's a pothole. I don't wanna drive, you know, but I'm gonna wheelie through it and take the chance of popping my tire. Is it illegal to ride a wheelie on a motorcycle?

They say if it's over six inches, that's what they say. Who says? Yeah. I was gonna say, is that in the driver's manual? Who says the life in Idaho Falls Facebook group says that?

A cop pulled me over. He's like, they're supposed to keep their tire down. I was like, sorry. So when he said keep your tire down, you got six inches out of that. Oh, hey, guys.

Guys. Six inches. I don't know where you got the tape measure from. Yeah. I I this is new.

I've I've never heard a discussion about how high of a wheelie Yeah. I mean, that's supposed to be wheelie ing at all. No wheelie at all. Like, I know, like, if you're, like, popping wheelies and doing that, that's reckless driving. But, like, there's when you're running, sometimes there's not bump that you see.

You're like, oh, I don't wanna hit that and can't swerve in the other lane. Yeah. You're obviously not driving a moped. No. No.

What's wrong with that? Come on. Trying to save on gas. Try and it's That's not real motorcycle. That's that's wambies.

Yeah. And it's not like a easy glide road bike because they're not popping no wheelies at fifty thirty five, 50 miles an hour. Unless you're me. Yeah. I'm cool at that.

So we know what kind of bike you're riding, and now you're just trying to pull the wool over. Officer, I had to. I had to. I just had to get over this little bump. Yeah.

You don't understand, officer. I mean, did he did he let you off with a warning? He did, and then he said, don't ever try and do that again. I was like, hey. Robotrex, you don't wanna put oh, the hell.

I've been there. I was in a private vehicle, and this had to be the gentleman that done it, he's probably late forties right now, in my private vehicle going up by fifteen. He knew I was in my private vehicle. He recognized it. And, next thing you know, he comes by me at, like, 75 miles an hour in a one wheel stand and rides right next to me waving at me.

And I'm like, oh my. If you tip that thing over Oh, jeez. You don't wanna tip that thing over. We are taking you straight to the funeral home. Oh, jeez.

Yeah. So Yeah. I was on Woodruff, and there was no warning bump. Out of the way. Nothing.

Surprise me. And when I went towards the first day, I about flipped over to Halibard because it just was out of nowhere. You can't see it. Then I'm like, I'm just going with my front wheel right over it, and, yeah, I have a problem. And then I'm like, how's it going?

Probably, I don't know. For school, this guy. Yeah. We're gonna go with not recommended. Cops already told you once.

Yeah. Yeah. And I like how it was interpreted. You can't wheelie. Oh, so only six inches?

Don't do it ever again. Well, don't ever do that again. Okay. Only three more times. Well, you be safe out there, sir.

Watch out for other people. Be careful on that motorcycle. Did you know my friend's an attorney? I appreciate it. Hey, see you, man.

Thanks. Bye. K Bear. You're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this?

Good morning, Mushmouth and Lieutenant Crane. How dare you call me Mushmouth? Just because it's true doesn't mean you need to say it. Hey. Apple, Your apple sauce and Gerber carrots.

What else am I supposed to say? Come on now. I have to eat baby food. Ask your question. Sure.

Oh, dang. Calm down. And I've been with him all morning. I'm sorry. That's so bad for you.

He's my bodyguard. So I know I've heard this before, but on your tires, people like to get those wide tires. Isn't there a law against how far past the, fender that your tire can extend? How long ago did you tune in to the show? Well, see as how I've been on hold for freaking ever.

I haven't heard the show because I'm on Bluetooth. Oh. You know, hands free. Well, good job. Good job.

Why do you be a good citizen? Good example. Because this might have been asked, like, five minutes ago, but that's fine. Was it was it really? Yeah.

But getting coffee, and I got in the truck. And anyway Just giving you grief. What a great question. So the answer to that is if you take a a dime and put on your, wheel well and drop it and it hits your tire, your tire's too far out. Oh, wow.

Yep. Well, y'all need to start freaking, going around town to all these, people with mental problems because they need bigger tires. Yeah. And I brought this up on the first caller is I was in a business earlier this week, and boy did I get the business because people were upset about all these tires sticking out and breaking windshields and and stuff like that. So yeah.

Like the flames docks. Right? What I what I learned is the state police is not doing enough. I've got it figured out. I got it all figured out.

You guys are in cahoots. Oh, yeah. That's what's going on. You know? I got a new windshield not too long ago, and boy did it get cracked not, you know, a month after.

Oh. But luckily, it's outside of my field of vision. It's only on the bottom. There you go. So you're you're okay.

Right? Yes. Yep. As long as it's not in the field of vision of the driver. Well and doesn't the crack also have to be small?

It can't be the entire length of the window because that's bad as well. Well, if it's not out of your view, if it's down runs along the full bottom or clear across the top where it's either your field of vision as a driver, you're okay. But if it comes down through your field of vision, it's, by law needs to be replaced. Well, all rocks hit right at my field of vision because I've all of it. So That is how it always seems to go.

Yeah. Anyway, gentlemen, I'm sorry for bagging on you, Victor. I'm I know. I was just playing. I wasn't really bothered.

You made me cry. Aw. I had to pull it it hurt my feelings. Oh, I'm sorry. Here here's a a hug from the the host at, traffic school to you.

Oh. You still there? Alright. Oh, okay. You're right.

You have a you have a beautiful day. Party like a rock star this weekend. Oh, yeah. I'm gonna be going hard, dude. I'm gonna be eating applesauce.

Hey. Liquid beer. Oh, that is liquid food. Yeah. Actually, back in the day, I It's got barley in it.

You know, when the monks, in Belgium would fast for a certain amount of time, they didn't count it if they drink beer from the Abbey. So alright. I don't need to be eating mashed potatoes. Problem solved. I drink beer all weekend.

Perfect. Hey. Thanks, man. Hope you have a good one. Yep.

Peace. Alright. (208) 535-1015, the number to call if we have any final questions for traffic school. Yeah. I forgot to If you didn't have your mouth operated on, what would you spend the thousand dollars on?

A thou I'm so boring. I'd be one of those people that goes, well, I'd put it toward other bills. I got, you know, divorced a while back. I'm in debt. You should've be out of that hole by now.

What? When's the last time you got divorced? Sometimes that hole is pretty deep. I'm scratching. I'm scratching.

Yeah. Yeah. That's okay. I'm surviving. You know?

Long as I can keep the roof over my head. What I think is different between you and I is I wouldn't pay a high bill on a tow like you would. I would I would Don't get me started. Don't get me started. I shop around a little.

I wasn't told we could do that. Alright. I'm I'm not gonna say more because there's a certain, organization that I'm gonna blame for this one. It's not your organization. K, Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates.

Who's this? This is Jimmy. Jimmy. What's up? Oh, got a quick question about, the driver's license.

So when Good to have one. Good to have one. Generally. But when, you're coming up to, like, your birthday where it expires, do you have any, leeway there? No.

Nope. So it has to be done by Prior to. Alrighty. I mean, I recommend if you get pulled over, just be like, oh, I didn't realize that. Maybe they'll give you a warning.

So you want him to lie. Yeah. With the CDL, I don't think you can get away with it very well. Oh, yeah. CDL.

Hey. Do you want me to tell you how many people are over at our jail facilities that have taken advice from their friends like Victor? Oh, this is what I would do. Right. And I will give you another good example.

My family is no different than anybody else's. Right? So I met my in laws, and my brother-in-law got a ticket in Arizona. My father-in-law tells him, no. Don't pay that ticket.

It's out of state. It's out of state. I said, well, hold on just a second. Just so you know, if you don't pay that ticket, Arizona's gonna notify Idaho. Idaho's gonna suspend your driver's license.

Woah. And and my father was like, oh, no. No. That's never happened. Right?

Because he knew. Yeah. We're getting a money order right now. Yeah. So then my father-in-law goes on to tell him, do you know how many people travel in Arizona, the state of Arizona?

What's the chances you ever getting stopped there again? Right? Well, he's a terrible driver, so the chances are pretty high. So he's coming back, and there was something pretty important going on in his life. Well, he gets stopped and arrested for driving while suspended over that ticket.

Oh my gosh. Oh, man. And I always tell people, take care of these things because if you don't, it's gonna come at the most inopportune time. Oh, man. Yep.

Absolutely. And did you, you know, come back after that and be like, yeah. I told you. No. But Told you.

I I did have one that was kinda tough. I, years ago, I we played a lot of softball, and, one of our well, our third baseman was amazing, but he drank a little. And, he he gets a DUI, and I tell him, hey. You really need to take care of all those problems, or it's gonna come haunt you at the worst worst time possible. Yeah.

Well, I make a traffic stop on him on a Saturday. There's a warrant for his arrest Oh, no. And I stopped him for excessive speed because he was flying. He was driving fast because his daughter was getting married, And, they forgot something, so he ran back to the house to get it and was hurrying back to the wedding celebration. And I ended up well, okay.

I'll break it down, tell you tell you what happened. I took him there so he could see the ceremony. Oh, what a good guy. And then I took him to jail. To jail.

Well, that's that's, you know, a good deed, lieutenant Crane. You get to see the ideas, but the after party, you're gonna be gone. So It's it's good to have good friends. Even if they're gonna arrest you in the end. Well, appreciate the call today, man.

Yep. Thank you very much. Yeah. You have a good one. You too.

Thanks. Bye bye. Alright. A pretty good show today considering pretty good. Not great.

I'm I'm not gonna go well, you guys all did great. Okay. I'm, you know, kind of, critical of myself all day today, but, it it went fine. But you're giving away a lot of money today at noon. Yes.

$1,048 up for grabs during the noon hour of madness and mayhem. We're just gonna start the show, go with caller number 20, and we're gonna go caller after caller till somebody wins $1,048 from the advocates in K Bear. And let me be the first to say congratulations to the winner. Yes. I hope you enjoy it.

Oh, good for you. And, now you get. Now you get. We'll be back next Friday with another stellar edition of traffic school powered by the advocates. Traffic school is a production of Riverbend Media Group.

To get more info on the show or to contact us, hit up our website, riverbendmediagroup.com.