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    FM107 says so long to Burger; a P.S. on Hudson, and a little Love
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    He was late to sign copies of a new WB DVD about his first two years in the NFL. "Adrian Peterson is on his way. Of course, due to our lovely Minnesota weather and the lovely snowfall, we're already getting he's a little behind" a Best Buy staffer told the crowd. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
    Adrian Peterson is on his way. Of course, due to our lovely Minnesota weather and the lovely snowfall, we're already getting he's a little behind
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FM107 says so long to Burger; a P.S. on Hudson, and a little Love
  1. This one was a killer for me personally ... because I've known Kevyn a long, long time. She's a great broadcaster. It was just a tough fit.
    SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 1 month ago
  2. Working with those amazing, talented artists was such an honor. Right? There wasn't any, like, drama or bad stuff. It was just so amazing and fun. I definitely am looking forward to doing it again. I wasn't supposed to sing backup with Courtney Love, but Slash asked me to; he saw me perform with Nicole,...
    SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 1 month ago
  3. We love Sheletta. ... And our listeners like her. We've got a spot for her. It's not been completely developed.
    SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 1 month ago
  4. That's kind of a loaded question ... Listen, these are never easy decisions and they're never timely decisions.
    SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 1 month ago
  5. No. We usually don't have a comment.
    SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 1 month ago
  6. When you look at Kevyn's background and all the years she was in television and all the years she covered and discussed more serious topics, which she is so good at, increasing this [celebrity-driven] turn with us got harder to do because it's not what she does naturally. It was just a tough fit. She tr...
    SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 1 month ago
  7. Hudson was swinging from side to side in her seat singing, 'nah, nah, nah, nah ... nah, nah, nah, nah ... hey, hey, hey -- goodbye.'
    SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 1 month ago
  8. No. She was singing her little song. It's so immature. Just rude ... There also was this Yankee fan holding up this towel [from his aisle seat] so nobody could see [Hudson].
    SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 1 month ago

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