Free Beer and Hot Wings

Each year around the holidays, we make it a point to stop all of the mocking and joking around for at least one day, and use the reach that this radio show has to do some good. For the 12th consecutive year, we'll be conducting the Free Beer and Hot Wings Holiday Break-in.

Today on the show, the guys found an article that talked about the most awesome villains of all time.  Everyone on the show weighed in on who they thought were the best villians of all time were.  Surprisingly, not a single villain was named twice.  Check out each of the guys' lists!

A 4-year-old boy from Orange County, California thought that he had an infected scrape on his knee, but it turned out to be something completely different.  The boy's mother noticed that the infected knee was forming a "big puss ball."  She decided to give it a squeeze and out popped a living sea snail!  The kid has since named the snail "Turbo" and it is now his pet.

Over the weekend, a Cincinnati casino accidentally awarded a $1 million prize to the wrong person.  Kevin Lewis was the lucky winner of the million dollar prize, but what the casino didn't anticipate is that there were two men named Kevin Lewis  who entered in the contest.  The Kevin Lewis that was there for the drawing was assumed to be the correct Kevin Lewis and awarded the prize.

Professional golfer, Hunter Mahan, left the Canadian Open prematurely on Sunday despite leading the tournament.  Hunter withdrew from the $1,000,000 tournament while having a two-stroke lead.  Hunter bowed out before the tournament on Sunday.  His daughter was born at 3:26am Sunday morning.

Yesterday, we introduced you to Rudy, a panhandler who was lying bout being a homeless veteran.  Free Beer and Hot Wings sent Producer Joe down to the corner that Rudy was working on with a huge sign that said "LIAR ->"  Rudy was not amused.  Since Joe's stunt, Rudy has moved to a different corner and is hopefully getting little to no money now.  But, the story doesn't end there. Read

People have that natural urge to jump in front of a camera when they see a news team out on location.  It's called video bombing and it happens quite frequently, much to the dismay of reporters.  Well, one clever reporter for Chicago's WGN News decided that he was going to turn the tables on these video bombers.

This is a story of not learning your lesson after a mistake.  Well, that's not entirely fair, it's more of a lesson of forgetfulness and panic than anything else.

My Strange Addiction is, well, a really strange show.  In a recent episode, Mark talks about his addiction to inflatable animals.  Yes, a grown ass man is addicted to inflatable animals.  He bathes them, takes them swimming, talks to them, and even plays music for them.  He claims that they all have different personalities, but he assures you that they all do get along with one another.

Free Beer and Hot Wings had a little phone trouble earlier this morning.  After a few hours of not being able to call into the show, the audience channeled all of their frustration into some really dumb calls.

Producer Joe, being the nice young naive boy that he is, has been receiving prostate exams since he was 22-years-old.  This all seemed well and good until Joe was informed by his doctor uncle that a prostate exam isn't necessary until the ages of 40 or 50.  After that discovery, Producer Joe decided that it might be wise to find a new doctor with less of a carnal desire for butt play.  What Joe di

Anderson Cooper is one of the most seasoned journalists on television when it comes to war zone reporting.  He has reported from Somalia, Bosnia, Rwanda, Beirut, Lebanon, Israel, Iraq and Afghanistan just to name a few.  The guy has dodged more bombs than a frat brother going through AA.  In a recent broadcast from Israel, Cooper barely flinched when a rocket exploded extremely close to his locati