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How are we in December already?  Todd and Amanda host the Scramble sans Stan this morning, and talk about...SPORTS!?  Amanda thinks she knows things about sports...as it turns out...she just might.  The big shocker of the show comes when it revealed that Amanda hasn't seen a certain movie.  She is being sent home to watch it, and can not report back until she does.  (not actually...but that would be fun!)

Thank you to our show sponsors Swains General Store, and also to Hartnagel Building Supply, Angeles Millwork, and Peninsula Bottling.

Bacon is back...and she has pink hair!  She IS starting to get a complex though...as Stan and several other office staff took the day off upon her return. :)

Todd and Amanda have fun nonetheless, and jib jab about how the holidays went, the crazy national days on tap for the 30th, and a bunch of other random topics.  PLUS, Todd tries out the top 10 worst "pick-up" lines on Amanda.  Spoiler alert...Amanda knew several of them.  *face palm

Thanks to our show sponsors Swains General Store, and also Pegasus Dry Cleaners in Sequim.

Clallam County Master Gardeners Jeanette Stehr-Green, Judy English and Bill Wroble talk training and tips for winterizing your outdoor spaces.

Here's are links

PA Deputy Mayor Navarra Carr talks about the city's issues she sees as important moving beyond COVID-19. Olympic Medical Center Foundation Executive Director Bruce Skinner on how a holiday tradition is adapting due to the pandemic

Former Port Angeles residents Kevin G. Chapman on his new novel "Lethal Voyage". Psychologist Dr. Thomas Plante on why we are panic buying things like toilet paper - Officials with United Way of Clallam County on this year's fund drive.

Stan and Todd go it as a duo and talk about Thanksgiving in the coronavirus, plus test you T-Day Trivia

Viritual Food-A-Thon and other fun too

Sequim City Manager Charlie Bush talks COVID response for Sequim. PenCom's Karl Hatton on the agencies recognition for helping improve out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival in local community

Scramblers are joined by to local restaurant operators to talk about the impact of the latest COVID-19 closures.

PASD Superintendent Brewer talks about what's next for adding in-person education. New book shows the colorful (and sometimes criminal) characters in the history of northwest Washington