Goose grew up in the Quad Cities listening to 97X. After high school he joined the Army (Parachute Rigger for the 82nd Airborne) and is a 1991 Gulf War Vet. After his 4 years of service he returned to the Quad Cities and began an internship with 97X. He climbed the “radio ladder” and went from weekend dj, to overnights, nights, and mid-days. In the fall of 2008, he was hired as the Morning Show Producer of the Dwyer and Michaels Morning Show. You can hear Goose with the 2Dorks in the morning or tune in weekdays from 10am-1pm as he gets to host a show on the very station he loved while growing up.
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Man Ran From Cops, Fell Through Ice and Had To Be Rescued
He took a K-9 into the ice with him.
They Found WHAT In The Basement!?
Moose Rescued from Colorado basement after falling through window well.
Woman Rushed To Hospital After Eating 32 Sushi Rolls At Buffet
Danielle Shapiro ended up in the hospital with a diagnosis of gastroesophageal reflux, better known as acid reflux, after consuming 32 sushi rolls plus appetizers in one sitting.
Famous Song for Kids Becomes Most Viewed Video On YouTube
It's also the first to reach 10 billion views.
Woman Hospitalized After Telling Cat It Would Go To Timeout For Misbehaving
An Omaha woman called police for help after being attacked by her own cat.
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It's a game-changer for Potterheads.
Strong Winds and Storms Headed For Eastern Iowa This Afternoon
Watch the skies today, and make sure your crap is tied down.
WATCH: CEO Tells 900 Employees They’ve Been Let-Go During Zoom Call
Days after a $750 million cash infusion, the tech company labeled as a "unicorn" by Forbes just two months ago laid off hundreds of employees in a manner that some online deemed "brutal."
Better.com, an online mortgage lender laid off 900 employees during a mass Zoom call in which only the people losing their jobs were invited...
Burger King is Selling Whoppers For Their Original Price of 37 Cents for Anniversary
This year marks 64 years of the Whopper with a two-day throwback price.
Today (Friday, December 3rd) and December 4th, participating restaurants nationwide will offer the iconic flame-grilled burgers for the original price of 37 cents.
“In 1957, Burger King changed the game with the introduction of the Whopper sandwich,” Zahra Nurani, head of marketing communications for Burger King North America,
GRAPHIC: Iowa DNR Searching For Information on Headless Deer Found In Creek Under Bridge
That's terrible, and a waste of meat that could feed a family.