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93.3 KUBE FM morning host Strawberry

93.3 KUBE morning man Strawberry offers his insights on putting together a morning show that can stand out from the competitors while touching on subject matter everyone can relate to like when it’s time to have “the talk” with kids. We talk about the future of Russell Wilson with the Seahawks, his new role with the NHL’s Kraken along with offbeat topics like mouth taping and man-eating pigs. Not only does Strawberry host his terrestrial radio show but an uncensored podcast three times a week to give the audience a deeper look into his and co-host Lizette Love’s personal lives. Strawberry and Dave look back on the former van driver’s humble beginnings at Hot 97.7 in San Jose including some surprising outtakes of his early career and how radio was able to connect with the local community in a different way before technology changed the business. He talks about the dream of one day running a pet sanctuary, aspiring guitar practice and the struggle to find a balance between work and personal life.

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KUBE 93.3 morning host Strawberry on Russell Wilson's future, mouth-taping and man-eating pigs

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February 2, 2022

Published by Dave Lewis at February 2, 2022

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KUBE 93.3 morning host Strawberry on Russell Wilson’s future, mouth-taping and man-eating pigs

"We're fascinated by random things. I'll see a weird Tik Tok like this woman who said, 'I just learned that pigs can eat people and to this day in 2022, farmers are having heart attacks in the pig pen and they die because the pigs eat them.' And so I said, 'That's crazy. That is so random. How weird.'...and we had a bunch of calls and text messages and e-mails like 'That does happen. There's a First 48 episode about it' or "My uncle was on a farm and it's true. He lost his brother to a pig eating accident.' So it just goes down a rabbit hole. "

June 30, 2021

Published by Dave Lewis at June 30, 2021

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Shreveport Mudbugs PBP Chet Yoder on Team’s NAHL Title and Paying Professional Dues

"I'll call the Mudbugs' game then head over to the El Dorado and deal some cards or supervise all the way up to 8 a.m. and sleep for maybe five or six hours and do it again on Saturday night. And then after Saturday night, I'll come home Sunday and sleep most of the day to recover and work graveyard again Sunday night."

March 29, 2021

Published by Dave Lewis at March 29, 2021

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Kate Scott from 95.7 The Game makes her NBA play-by-play debut

"For a number of years, you're lucky if you're even breaking even let alone making any money. I still remember saying 'yes' to high school sideline up in Sacramento for $125. So after I would drive there and back with the gas and whatever cheap fast food I was buying that day., I'd get ready in a Target of Bed Bath and Beyond bathroom.....and just having one more thing to put on the resume reel. One more practice because it's all about the reps."

May 28, 2020

Published by Dave Lewis at May 28, 2020

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Sharks Radio Broadcaster Dan Rusanowsky’s Recipe for Quarantine Bliss

"Best guess is I say he comes back just because I'm never ever going to count out Joe Thornton for wanting to play. And my guess is his love of the game is as great as it was when he was 20 and he's a guy who's got plenty left in terms of being able to contribute. Having said that, do I think he's going to win the Art Ross Trophy? No. All great players go through this period where they change their role and the way they contribute to a team. Joe Thornton will always be someone who can help with the power play, developing young players and showing the work ethic and so forth. He has that fertile hockey mind that's so rare."

November 12, 2019

Published by Dave Lewis at November 12, 2019

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Ted Griggs of NBC Sports Network on the Mission to Remove Stigma of Mental Health Issues with Documentary

"I believe we all have depression at certain times of our lives. I believe all have highs too high and lows too low and that's part of being a human being. It's how you deal with those and it's being able to talk to friends, family, teammates, coaches, co-workers and find a safe place where you can admit 'I'm not okay.' And that's what we hope that this documentary leads to."