THE MORNING SCRAMBLE Z'S SLEAZE

Z’S SLEAZE

MONDAY 11-17

Jack White, Post Malone, and Lil Jon will headline the NFL Thanksgiving Day halftime shows

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FRIDAY 11-14

Taylor Swift rocks harder than AC/DC?

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THURSDAY 11-13

“The Golden Bachelor” finale: Did Mel Owens choose a woman over 60 or under 60?

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TUESDAY 11-11

Sydney Sweeney addresses the failure of her new movie

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MONDAY 11-10

Kim Kardashian reveals she didn’t pass the bar exam

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FRIDAY 11-7

Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour arrived together at the “Stranger Things” premiere

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WHAT’S ON THE SCHEDULE

Coming up Friday, April 17

When the weather warms up, The Morning Scramble starts dreaming of ways to get out of Studio Z and take the show on the road. Each Friday in the month of May they could be broadcasting from YOUR HOUSE with “Live from Your Living Room presented by Slumberland Furniture.” Sign up to host the scramble at kzia.com.

7:05 AM: Nobody knows ‘Nerd News’ like Dancin’ Eric Hanson, so break out your pocket protector, tape the bridge of your glasses, and get ready for some geeky stories from the past week.

7:20 AM: Orchestra Iowa is teaming up with Revival Theatre for a must-see night of entertainment at the Paramount Theatre May 2nd. They’re performing “The Best of Broadway” as party of their Pops series. The Morning Scramble LOVES a good show tune! They’ll perform some of their favorites and if you can guess what show it’s from, you can score a 4 pack of tickets.

7:35 AM: The Morning Scramble wants to get in the right mindset for a throwback party with their ‘Songversation:’ What throwback song always makes you act a fool? What’s the song that gets you dancing? Chime in tomorrow!

8:05 AM:TONS of information passes through The Morning Scramble, and they keep it all. Sometimes it’s important to clear out some of the information that’s not useful. Time to blow through some fun facts and spin the ‘Wheel of Useless Knowledge.’