WSGW Morning Team Show: July 5, 2022 (Tuesday)

Its the WSGW Tuesday Morning Team Show with Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU…..

This Week on the WSGW Morning Team Show

You can win pairs of tickets to see “Jersey Boys” at The Dow Event Center

Tickets are Still Available…..

Jersey Boys

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Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: We say “thanks” for celebrating Independence Day with WSGW and the Saginaw Area Fireworks (runs 8:59)…..

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Charlie and Dave and Pat and Art and YOU: The WSGW “WinVitational” Golf Scramble is coming soon (runs 4:16)…..

The WSGW “WinVitational” is presented by West Side Decorating Center, powered by Branhams Jewelry

The “Closest to the Pin” events are powered by Serra Automotive

The “Hole In One” contest is brought to you by Buck Insurance of Freeland

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Every Tuesday following the 8:30am news on the WSGW Morning Team Show, it’s the “Michigan History Moment”, and this morning, featuring “Cora Mae Brown” (runs 2:54)…..

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For Safety, Stick Your Sparkler in a Carrot… it’s what they do in England!

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A kangaroo hopped free from an enclosure thanks to one smart animal friend who set him loose in Louisiana.

Baxter, a joey at a Baton Rouge enclosure, escaped with the help of a parrot named Thor, who learned to open a door, his owners told WBRZ-TV.

Thor is one of a number of birds in the owners’ nonprofit Bird Recovery International. The nonprofit’s “ultimate goal,” according to its website, is to help wild parrot species and improve ways to release them “into the wild.”

The joey’s stint out in the open surprised Braden and Ethan Nelson as they were driving down the road. “[Braden] said, ‘There’s a kangaroo on the side of the road!’ I was like what are you talking about? I turn around, and sure enough, there was a kangaroo,” Ethan Nelson told WBRZ-TV.

As a result of the escape, the kangaroo’s owners ― who previously owned a zoo ― now have to give up Baxter due to a local law, according to WBRZ-TV. The owners told the news station they hope to continue to house Baxter and aim to get a permit for him.