Tim Phillips Show, 10/21/26
6:10
Our hobbies tend to evolve as we get older. What we enjoy in our 20s might look a little different once we hit 35 and beyond. That’s not a bad thing! This is the perfect time to explore new interests that are not only fun but also give our brains a little workout. After all, there are so many activities out there that we might not have considered before, whether it's picking up a creative skill, learning something new, or finding a fun way to spend time with others. Who says we have to stick to the same hobbies forever?
Keeping mentally sharp doesn’t have to feel like work, either. The right hobbies can challenge us, spark our curiosity and give us something new to look forward to. They can also add a little variety to our routines and help us discover interests we never knew we had. The best part? You don't have to be an expert or spend a fortune to get started. If you’re looking for ways to keep your mind engaged now and in the years ahead, these are some hobbies worth adding to your routine.
Playing multiple musical instruments
Pottery or ceramics
Birdwatching
Sewing, quilting or embroidery
Playing cards
Attending community get-togethers
Going to drive-in movies
Reading books, magazine or newspapers
Building models
Source: Your Tango
6:30
One-Hit Wonder - NOBODY SAID IT WAS EASY LE ROUX #18 in 1982
Rock band from Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Jeff Pollard (vocals), Tony Haseldon (guitar), Rod Roddy (piano), Bobby Campo (horns), Leon Medica (bass) and David Peters (drums).
Reynolds Market invites you to stop in today for the Deal of the Day! It might be a household item, a beverage, some food to stock up the pantry with, or something for dinner tonight! Today’s Deal of the Day: And the savings – always a big discount, and sometimes well more than 50% off! So come on in, shop and save, with the Reynolds Market Deal of the Day – today, at Reynolds Market in Glasgow!
Wednesday: Rotisserie Chicken $7
7:15
The 10 Best Halloween Candies ... According to a new survey by Candy Store
#10 . Butterfinger
#9 . Twix
#8 . BUBS
#7 . Hot Tamales
#6 . Kit Kat
#5 . Sour Patch Kids
#4 . M&M’s
#3 . NERDS Gummy Clusters
#2 . Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups
#1 . Snickers
The 10 Worst Halloween Candies ... According to a new survey by Candy Store
#10 . Smarties
#9 . Almond Joy
#8 . Black Licorice
#7 . Mary Janes
#6 . Wax Coke Bottles
#5 . Necco Wafers
#4 . Peeps
#3 . Peanut Butter Kisses
#2 . Circus Peanuts
#1 . Candy Corn
7:30
Tim's News You Can't Use
Ben & Jerry’s Launches Pistachio Flavor Love Nut Hate: The Sunderland Echo says Ben & Jerry’s has developed a new flavor called Love Nut Hate. It combines sweet cream ice cream, pistachio swirls and crunchy pastry pieces. A launch celebration is scheduled for October 26th
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Parade magazine says Oreo Thins Espresso Creme Cookies are scheduled to launch on November 4th. The limited-edition cookie pairs espresso-flavored creme with Oreo Thins chocolate cookies. Only 1,000 packages will be available
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Dexerto says Tinder is now holding in-person meetups. The company’s research shows people want to meet at events. Tinder is integrating the events into its app experience.
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ABC says a 115-foot white fir, billed as the world’s tallest fresh-cut Christmas tree, has arrived at Citadel Outlets in Commerce, California. It took three days to transport the tree from Mount Shasta in Northern California. Workers plan to decorate it with 18,000 lights and 10,000 ornaments and bows. The mall’s annual Tree Lighting Concert Celebration is scheduled for November 7th. The tree stands 35 feet taller than the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree and 70 feet taller than the Hollywood Sign.
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The LA Times says Sony is bringing back The Walkman. The three new premium digital Walkman players range in price from $1,900 to $5,900. One model has a gold-plated chassis. Sony says an upgraded remastering system makes digital music sound warmer and more analog. The players use artificial intelligence to enhance high frequencies. Sony has not announced when they will start shipping.
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Some brazen thieves didn't just steal cash during a burglary in Chicago…they took the entire ATM. It happened yesterday at a gas station on North Broadway. Police say that's where a blue Jeep smashed into the building before three people in another vehicle got out, unhooked the money machine and loaded it into a black SUV before speeding off. So far no arrests have been made.
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TVP World says three Polish citizens were recently arrested for stealing $257,000 worth of hair extensions. The group is suspected of breaking into three natural hair wholesalers’ premises. Detectives spent months reviewing security footage and gathering evidence to identify the suspects and track them down. Officers in Gdańsk detained two women, aged 32 and 38, and a 46-year-old man in connection with the thefts. One suspect was wearing extensions police believe may have been stolen.
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The NY Post says a 19-year-old was recently arrested for driving under the influence in Monterey County, California. The T-shirt he was wearing read, “This is no time to be sober.” The California Highway Patrol shared photos from the arrest in a social media post. One showed the slogan on the shirt. The post did not provide further information about the teen.
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Guessing Headlights says a Ft Myers, Florida driver put a paper copy of another vehicle’s license plate on their newly purchased car. A Florida trooper noticed the plate was not reflecting light during a nighttime patrol. The trooper stopped the car and found the plate was a printed photograph of a legitimate tag assigned to another vehicle. The driver was charged with a second-degree misdemeanor.
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In Las Vegas, a tourist has blamed the theft of a flamingo from a hotel on a few dozen beers. Late last week, 34-year-old Canadian tourist Mitchell Fairbairn took to the witness stand to answer charges of animal cruelty. Fairbairn was accused of plucking a flamingo from the Flamingo Hotel and Casino, and taking it back to his room. On the stand, Fairbairn said he had no “malicious intent” for the bird, but “30 or 40 beers” made jumping the fence and taking the bird appear to be a reasonable thing to do at the time. A jury convicted Fairbairn of the charges, though he submitted a plea of not guilty, and he’s scheduled to be sentenced on December 1st.
