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Love Cowboy Helps Guy Convince Girlfriend to Get a Dog
Love Cowboy Helps Guy Convince Girlfriend to Get a Dog
Love Cowboy Helps Guy Convince Girlfriend to Get a Dog
Brian and Chrissy in the Morning invite the Love Cowboy to come in and do his best to give relationship advice to listeners in the Capital Region. During the lockdown, the dilemmas have changed, but the Love Cowboy continues to try his best. This one is no different.
GNA’s “Unboxing 3″ Happening Thursday Morning
GNA’s “Unboxing 3″ Happening Thursday Morning
GNA’s “Unboxing 3″ Happening Thursday Morning
As long as all you local businesses keep sending us packages, we'll keep opening em up!  Make sure to watch Brian and Chrissy's next "Local Business Unboxing" to see the variety of goods and gifts that we'll be opening up from local and small businesses. Once opened, we'll proudly be displaying your things in the GNA studio.
April Went Quicker Thanks to Beer and Liquor
April Went Quicker Thanks to Beer and Liquor
April Went Quicker Thanks to Beer and Liquor
My friend, we'll call him Chuck, sent a group text to a bunch of us the other night asking, "How much have you spent in alcohol the past month?"   He claimed it was for a "school project" which got a chuckle out of the crew.  But soon after, the responses (and dollar amounts) started to fly.
Next Local Business Unboxing Happening This Morning
Next Local Business Unboxing Happening This Morning
Next Local Business Unboxing Happening This Morning
The first one we did was so much fun, we can't wait to do it again. Make sure to watch Brian and Chrissy's next 'Local Business Unboxing' to see the second round of goods and gifts that we'll be opening up - from local and small businesses -  and proudly displaying in the studio.
Chrissy Cheers on Son While Fishing
Chrissy Cheers on Son While Fishing
Chrissy Cheers on Son While Fishing
We are in day thirty-something of the lockdown and we are all missing sports. My son, Ryan, is a very active athlete and I am really missing him on the field. I also enjoy cheering him on. I have had to find other ways. This time we go fishing.
Biker Brilliantly Maps His Ride to Spell ‘ALBANY’
Biker Brilliantly Maps His Ride to Spell ‘ALBANY’
Biker Brilliantly Maps His Ride to Spell ‘ALBANY’
While most people (myself included) have worn out a path from the bed, to the couch, to the kitchen and then back to the bed again, A 19-year-old Albany resident blazed a different path last week and it caught my eye.  While I was plotting my next milk shake flavor combination, Harvard freshman Adam Aleksic plotted out a bike bath through the streets of Albany that actually spelled out 'ALBANY'. 
Listen to Chrissy Cheer on Son Playing Fortnite
Listen to Chrissy Cheer on Son Playing Fortnite
Listen to Chrissy Cheer on Son Playing Fortnite
We are usually really busy with Ryan playing all sports. With the lockdown and social distancing, all sports are canceled. So I had to find other ways to cheer him on and be his biggest fan. This time it's while he plays Fortnite.
Chrissy Waxes Eyebrows During Lockdown
Chrissy Waxes Eyebrows During Lockdown
Chrissy Waxes Eyebrows During Lockdown
There are many services that we are missing because of the lockdown. So desperate times call for desperate measures. I decided it was time to clean up my eyebrows and bought a wax kit online. Here's how it went.
Local School Locks Down After Gunman Threats Nearby Neighbors
Local School Locks Down After Gunman Threats Nearby Neighbors
Local School Locks Down After Gunman Threats Nearby Neighbors
A Saratoga Springs elementary school went on lockout Wednesday morning after police responded to a potentially dangerous incident in which  a 24-year-old man was pointing a gun at people in the backyard of a residency near the school.
Nisky Mom Angry That Kids Couldn’t Use Bathroom During Lockdown
Nisky Mom Angry That Kids Couldn’t Use Bathroom During Lockdown
Nisky Mom Angry That Kids Couldn’t Use Bathroom During Lockdown
While Niskayuna High School was on lockdown Monday, students weren't allowed to use the bathrooms.  Once the threat ended, local residents spoke to the media.  That's when students - and parents - expressed outrage over the way the high schoolers were treated.

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