

Does Billy Idol belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Jeff and Jeremy discuss the iconic rocker's career and the hurdles of fan voting. From data-farming websites to the legend of Billy's "fused" contact lenses, the duo debates why some fans are pushing back while others are ready to "Rebel Yell" in support. Plus, a look at the "most interesting man in rock and roll" and the hazards of motorcycles and movie casting. In This Episode: Rock Hall Voting Woes: Jeff shares his frustrating experience trying to cast a fan vote for Billy Idol and the data-farming tactics of the official website. The "Fake Email" Strategy: The guys discuss whether having a secondary or fake email address is the best way to handle persistent marketing and site sign-ups. Billy Idol's Near-Miss as a Terminator: The surprising story of how a motorcycle accident cost Billy Idol the role of the T-1000 in Terminator 2. The Infamous Contact Lens Incident: A wild look back at the filming of the "Eyes Without a Face" video, where studio lights reportedly fused decorative contacts to Billy's eyes. Rock Legend Contenders: Comparing Billy Idol’s "most interesting" life stories to other rock icons like Tommy Lee, Steven Tyler, and Gene Simmons. Listener Backlash vs. Support: Addressing comments from listeners who either love or loathe hearing Billy Idol’s hits on th

The guys educate Mags on movies and Eli and Deanne put on a clinic in Name That Classic Rock Tune!

Is the moon landing the greatest hoax in history? Jeff and Jeremy dive deep into the conspiracy theories surrounding the moon landing and the upcoming moon flyby. From magician David Blaine’s balloon stunts to Felix Baumgartner’s space jump, the duo debates what's real and what's just a high-altitude prank. Plus, a special April Fool's Day surprise and a look at the NASA coverage that has everyone talking. In This Episode: Moon Flyby Fever: Jeff and Jeremy discuss the excitement (and skepticism) surrounding the latest lunar mission. The Balloon Boy Era: A trip down memory lane to the "Balloon Boy" coverage and other high-flying stunts. David Blaine vs. Felix Baumgartner: Comparing the daredevil feats of magicians and space jumpers. April Fool's Shenanigans: Jeremy shares his experience getting pranked by a listener and the best ways to avoid being fooled. Moon Landing Skepticism: The guys voice their doubts about the original moon landing and why the new mission feels like "the biggest hoax in history." NASA's 24/7 Coverage: A look at the extensive live stream and why some think it’s all just for show. The Cal Poly Connection: Discovering the local ties to the moon mission's pilot. Don't miss a beat of the morning chaos! Subscribe to the Jeff and Jeremy podcast on Google, Spotify, Apple, or YouTube at KZOZ.com.

Jerem'y lays out his plan for having older friends....

Ever wonder if sports reporters actually... you know... watch sports? This morning, Jeff and Jeremy dive into two of the most legendary press conference face-palms in recent memory that prove the bar for journalism might officially be in the basement. Inside This Episode: Dana White vs. The AI Police: A reporter confronts the UFC President about using generative AI instead of hiring artists for fight promos. Dana’s response? A classic, NSFW reality check for anyone more worried about the "robots" than the Octagon. The "Dome" Disaster: We revisit the infamous moment a reporter asked Bucs coach Todd Bowles how his team was preparing for the freezing Detroit weather—completely oblivious to the fact that the Lions play in a dome. The Death of Journalism?: Jeff and Jeremy break down why these "nothing-burger" questions are taking over and why true fans just want the nonsense to stop. "How do you not know that if you're covering the team? It's like they don't even watch football!" Stop by for the laughs, stay for the petty—it’s Jeff and Jeremy in the Morning. Did these reporters deserve the roast, or are we being too hard on them? Let us know what you think!

Can Jeremy convert Jeff to being Optimistic?

Jeff and Jeremy: Do you judge people who display pictures of themselves?