Tim Phillips Show, 9/11/26
6:10
A new American Academy of Sleep Medicine survey reveals that 32% of adults put work and school schedules ahead of sleep, while 42% prioritize family or household responsibilities. Other findings:
- 26% of adults value phone screen time more than sleep.
- 23% of adults prioritize binge-watching shows or movies over sleep.
- 23% of adults put social activities or events ahead of sleep.
- 20% of adults rank their exercise routine higher than sleep.
6:30
Friday Flashback to 2016 - Speeding Cars Walking On Cars
Without You Parachute
Looking Up Safetysuit
Hell No Ingrid Michaelson
Donald Trump’s surprising win came at the end of a long, bitter campaign
Russian hacking
Flint, Michigan water crisis
It was the year of the underdog in the baseball and basketball worlds. First, the Cleveland Cavaliers came back from a 3-1 deficit in the NBA finals against the Golden State Warriors to win their city’s first professional sports championship in more than 50 years. Even more unbelievable was who they beat — the Warriors were being lauded as the best team in history after winning a record 73 games in a single season.
Then in November, the Chicago Cubs broke a 108-year curse by winning the World Series against the Cleveland Indians in heart-stopping fashion. Their victory in extra innings in Game 7 kept millions of fans on the edge of their seats.
TOP MOVIES
Captain America: Civil War
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Finding Dory
Zootopia
The Jungle Book
The Secret Life of Pets
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Deadpool
Suicide Squad
7:15
A new Talker Research survey found that most homeowners are pretty happy where they are, giving their homes an average rating of 7.5 out of 10. Still, one in five admits they've thought about "breaking up" with their house, thanks to things like expensive repairs, financial stress, noisy neighbors, and even pests. But it's not all homeowner heartbreak. Many say they're staying put because of the memories they've made, and more than half expect to remain in their current home for at least 15 years. Favorite features include backyards, living rooms, and roomy kitchens, with nearly half of homeowners working on upgrades to turn their current place into their dream home.
