My high school speech teacher is the reason you’re reading this. I was a bit of a class-clown and one day after the bell rang he pulled me aside to talk. He was probably super annoyed by my antics but I’m pretty sure some my jokes made him laugh. Instead of scolding me, he took the opportunity to challenge me. He told me in order to be successful, I’d need to find a career where I could showcase these talents – AKA being a wise-ass. Shortly after graduating I started interning for a local radio station and have been on the radio ever since. You can listen to “The Get Up and Go Morning Show with Dunken & Carly” every weekday morning on 106.9 KROC and follow me on Facebook and Instagram.
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Gabriel Iglesias Is Coming to Southeast Minnesota
Who doesn't loves Fluffy?
New Addition to Foster Arend in Rochester Allows All To Enjoy The Beach
This is really great news. Props to the City Park and Rec. Department!
People’s Energy Customers in SE Minnesota Should Watch Out For This Scam
People's Energy has nearly 19,000 customers all throughout southeast Minnesota including residents in Olmsted, Dodge, Fillmore, Mower, Wabasha, and Winona counties.
Who Has the Most Kids in Rochester?
Dunken & Carly were curious to find out if the days of large families were a thing of the past so they asked their audience.
Have You Ever Heard Someone Refer To Rochester As The “Queen City”
We found a newspaper article from thirty years ago that explains how Rochester became the Queen City.
Is Hitchhiking Legal in Minnesota?
Have you ever picked up a hitchhiker?
Beat The Heat At The Largest Outdoor Waterpark in Minnesota
This place looks awesome and it's not too far from Rochester.
Why This Rochester Restaurant Still Hasn’t Opened Its Dining Room
Dunken stopped in for takeout last night and found out why they haven't reopened their dining room.
Citing Safety Concerns The City of Rochester Closes City Pools
City teammates are working with community partners to address safety concerns.
Minnesota Law: Who Gets The Pets If A Couple Breaks Up?
With kids, there’s a custody battle, but with pets, it can be a little different.