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Taste of Country Nights host Jeremy Robinson and producer Todd found Cecilia to play the fun new game Sing the Rest. It didn't really work out how the guys were planning, with the Texas teen acing the quiz. Listen below for all the fun from Tuesday night's show.

After a 2011 season dominated by news of a potential lockout, many football fans were looking forward to a drama-free 2012 campaign. Those fans, however, are going to be disappointed.

Thanks to the faltering economy, many Americans are opting not to take on the expense of pet ownership -- but could they actually be doing themselves more harm than good?

One of the best parts of summer is heading to an amusement park. You've been to a few amusement parks in your day and been on the same rides over and over again. It can get old after awhile and you wish someone would come up with ideas to spice up these boring rides.

The guys cracked each other up this morning while watching a video of 5th-Graders in Montana predicting the future of the Internet. Before they started watching, Free Beer got the guys talking about the Internet, asking everyone if they remembered when they started using the Web in their radio work...

If you follow professional sports even a little bit, you have heard the name Roger Goodell. The NFL commissioner has been hailed as both a hero and a villain for the sport.

Free Beer introduced a football video that he called "a little different than the clip we played of Chad Johnson getting cut." This positive clip is of Vanderbilt coach James Franklin talking to his players in a team meeting. While reviewing some practice footage, Franklin surprises senior walk-on fullback Marc Panu with a full scholarship for his hard work...

There appears to be a creepy correlation between extended periods of drought and high rates of suicide.

There was once a time when working class Americans took full advantage of an actual outside the office lunch break. Those days seem to be long gone.

Many of us enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning -- but depending on your job, you may be more likely keep a pot brewing all day long. In a survey of almost 5,000 US workers, Dunkin’ Donuts and CareerBuilder found our professions, age, and even the region in which we live can influence how much java we drink every day.