(10-06-2026) The Buzz 24/7 Podcast: modern revenge movies

This Archive Friday episode of Greg in the Morning Buzz takes listeners into the world of Shinedown, one of modern rock's most recognizable and successful bands. Known for their powerful vocals, unforgettable melodies, and emotionally charged performances, Shinedown has built an impressive career connecting with rock fans across generations. From their early beginnings to becoming a major name in the rock music industry, the band has continued to make an impact with its distinctive sound and dedication to creating meaningful music.This special archive feature celebrates Shinedown's musical journey, their influence on modern rock, and the passion that has helped them maintain a loyal fan base throughout their career. With memorable songs, electrifying live performances, and music that explores personal struggles, resilience, and determination, Shinedown has established a lasting presence in the rock world. Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering their music, this Archive Friday edition brings together the spirit of rock and the New England personality that makes Greg in the Morning Buzz a favorite among listeners.

The crew kicks off the morning feeling a bit sleepy after a late night watching the Patriots play the Bears, analyzing the thrilling moments before ultimately accepting the loss. They transition to sharing what they did the night before, from Laura making homemade tiramisu to Kelly taking his dogs for a walk in South Portland, Maine. The studio starts buzzing about their upcoming Halloween event, the "Brews and Booze" party at the Hill Bar & Grill at McIntyre Ski Area in Manchester, where listeners can win cash prizes and Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets for the best costumes. During the "Five Things You Need to Know" segment, the crew discusses Amazon Prime renewing the horror series Carrie for a second season and shares fun trivia on what your favorite scary movie sub-genre says about your personality. They also cover tips from the Cleveland Clinic on preventing back and neck pain at desk jobs, followed by a breakdown of budget-friendly Thanksgiving meals from stores like Target and Aldi. The conversation takes a hilarious turn into modern dating trends, as Greg runs through new toxic behaviors like "breadcrumbing," "monkey branching," "fubbing," and "cloaking". The competitive spirit comes out during the "Friday Feud" segment, where listener Corey leads the men to victory by guessing reasons people get fingerprinted, winning a spot in the Buzz Fall Hall giveaway for two Kawasaki ATVs. The episode features two major sports interviews: first, Brian Scalabrine calls in to preview the upcoming Celtics season, discussing the pressure on Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown to lead the team efficiently. Next, Christian Fauria joins for "Fauria on Football" to review the Patriots game, offering his insights on Caleb Williams's explosive scrambling and reflecting on the intense culture of playing through injuries during his NFL career.

The crew kicks off the second half of the show with a public service announcement for Scotty, following up on his relationship concerns from the Buzz 24/7 Podcast. Seeking advice on how to properly "dote" on his wife Amy without it feeling forced, Scotty listens as Greg, Laura, and Kelly break down the difference between doing assigned household chores and performing unprompted romantic gestures, like pulling down a blanket or picking flowers. The conversation sparks a wave of texts from listeners offering their own funny and heartfelt tips on how Scotty can improve his game.

The crew immediately clashes as the Buzz 24/7 Podcast kicks off, carrying over some real-time studio frustration when Laura is heard tossing a set of keys at Kelly after he sets off a car alarm while packing the station vehicle.

This episode of The Buzz 24/7 Podcast is a non-stop compilation of the crew's best and most chaotic moments from the past week, starting with an announcement about the morning show's new visual medium, the MorningBuzzNHTV YouTube channel. The studio is buzzing with the arrival of comedian Jimmy Dunn, who joins the team to promote his upcoming stand-up gigs in Epping, New Hampshire. As the team banters, the conversation takes an unexpected turn into classic cinema, specifically debating the merits of Michael Douglas films and why David Fincher's 1997 psychological thriller The Game is the ultimate, albeit terrifying, gift for someone who has everything.