Ask Mundo Anything: Songs, Two and a Half Men and More | 8-13-26

All right, there's your go-to Phil Wickham song, Mark. Battle belongs. Very nice. It's a good one. So you would break that out if you had to at the last minute, jump in, join the band at church. That's where you're going. Or karaoke. That's your karaoke song. Oh, I'd pick a different karaoke song. Oh, you would. Okay. Oh, yeah. Yeah, if I'm going to a bar or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, all right, fair enough. All right, let's do it here on KCMO. It's time to Ask Mundo Anything on 957 FM KCMO Talk Radio. All right, Jason on Aletha, your first up. What's going on, Jason? Hey, good morning, Pete. So I actually sing and play drums at my church in the worship band. And my favorite worship song is King of Kings by Hillsong. So, but I think karaoke is a different ball game because you got, you know, people in the bar there. If you start doing a karaoke song, they might look at you, funny if you do a worship song for karaoke. But. So, like, sold the auction songs. Hey, pretty lady, would you give me a sign? That song. And then, like, sweet carolines is a good one to get people involved. So what's your favorite worship song? And what's your favorite go-to karaoke song? Okay. Well, like I said, karaoke before the break, thank you, Jason. I would probably lean into. And I haven't, I don't think I've ever done karaoke. I don't think I've ever done it. So. I think a safe bet for me would be living on a prayer. It's a good one. I know it well. I wouldn't do Springsteen. As much as I love Springsteen, it's just, it's too, too musical in some ways. I would want to do a crowd pleaser where they're singing along, so it drowns me out, and they quickly get into it, and I would probably do that. Sweet Caroline starts too slow, so I wouldn't want to do that either. I would just want to get right into it. I used to like to do Tom Jay Jones. It's not unusual. And I do the Carlton dance and everybody really likes that. That's good. I just want to get right. Tommy used to work on the docks. I just want to get right into it. All right. And just let it rip. That's where I would go. Worship song, I would probably go. Brandon Lake. Gratitude. That's where I'd go. 911. That's solid. That's solid. All right. Mark approves of my choice. That's where I'm going. All right. Let's go to John and Gardner. Ask Mundo anything. What's going on, John? Hey, Pete, good morning. I think it was last Friday. You and Keatsman were doing your final hour bit, which is always great. And then John Anthony chimed in. So you kind of glossed over John Anthony's point. I wanted to bring it back up. Those last three seasons of two and a half men with Ashton Couture, you talk about a show jumping the shark. I mean, how horrible do you really think those are or do you just kind of like ignore them?

Or you have an opinion. I do have an opinion. The Charlie Sheeniers were amazing with two and a half men. Now, every time I watch one if I stumble upon it, it is laugh out loud funny. It's almost funnier today than it was 20 years ago because you can't make some of those jokes today. Yeah, and Charlie Sheen opens his mouth. He gets a laugh. I mean, I don't know how he did it. He was so good. The Ashton Coucher, two and a half men, I've only seen a handful of episodes, but that's because I watched a handful and they were all duds. Yeah, they're all horrible. I just can't believe how bad it went. I mean, you talk about a show jumping the shark. I mean, there you go. It was tragic. Yeah, exactly right. Thanks so much there, John. Good stuff. Let's go to Steve and KC. Ask Mundo anything. What's up, Steve? Good morning, Pete. So Karoline Leavitt is out. Who's going to be in? Who would you like to see me in? I think Scott Jennings was tailor-made for that position. Ooh, Scott Jennings, our buddy here in Kansas City. That would be good. I don't think he's going to do it, though, because he's making too much money. He's not going to take the pay cut. No, no, not at all. I mean, there's no way these guys are going to take a pay cut to go be the press secretary for a year and a half or something like that. It's just, there's no upside for him there. He'd be great at it, but it just doesn't make sense. Listen, I'll give you a name that won't get it, but I think she'd be good. She's worked in White House comms for a while. She used to be Josh Hawley's press secretary. And that is Abigail Jackson. No one really knows her unless you're maybe active on X. She's very good on there. Or you really know White House comms. But listen, I like her. She's great. I've known her since she started with Josh Hawley. She then moved over to the White House side with Trump here last year. And I'd love to see her in that role. But like I said, I don't believe that she's, I think she actually might have also left that position recently. But she'd be great. So she'd be a. Kind of a hometown girl here for us here in Kansas City, and I think she'd be a good pick. Thanks, Pete. All right, there you go. Good one, Steve. Yeah, I'm guessing that, you know, as much as I love her, she's not going to get the gig, but I'd give her a shot. Next up, all right. Ask Mundo anything.

Mark and Lenoxo. What's up, Mark? Hey, Pete, I just let you know, I've been streaming your last few weeks around in the United States. I was actually in South Carolina the other day when that other guy called in and said he was streaming as well, South Carolina. I enjoy the show all the time. Thanks, ma'am. I want to ask how come Mark Levin's not coming to the big America 250 event. Why is Mark Levin not coming? Well, the answer to that, and I'll answer it off the air if you don't mind because your phone's a little scratchy. The answer to that is how do I best want to answer it? Mark didn't say no. I'll admit that we didn't ask him. And that's just because there are some moving parts. around KCMO. And that's all I got for you. Ask Mundo anything. Alex and Linwood. What's up, Alex? Yo, what's up, Petey? Hey, quick question for you. Next time you go on vacation, would you be willing to put Moon Gryphon on in your place for you? He filled in for Vince the other day and talking to some of these other local guys that like listening to old Petey in the morning. You know, we liked listening to him. And I was just wondering if you would entertain the idea of having him on as your guest toast one day. Well, you know, he's down in Louisiana, I believe. He's on the air, though, and we're on the air. So that's the problem. Well, he can cancel his show because I bet a hell of a lot more people listen to this one than that one. Well, thank you very much. I appreciate your support, Alex. All right, Dennis, go ahead. Ask Mundo anything. Hey, Pete, sorry you have to hear from two of us right back to back, but my question is, what are you going to do with the letter? Oh, the letter from the ex-inmate at Leavenworth? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I don't really know yet. What do you think I should do with it? I think you should keep it. Well, I'm not, I was not going to throw it out, no. Yeah, no, I'm saying. But I'm also not going to frame it. If you ever question why you're doing what you're doing, pull that letter out. Yeah, absolutely. Anyway, you're right. No, I'm not, thank you for sharing it with us. You bet. Thank you, Dee. No, I'm not, I was not going to toss it, but like, I'm not going to put it up on the whiteboard or something in my office either. Got to figure out what to do with it. But I will keep it handy. You're right. Thanks for that, Dennis. All right. Ask Mondo anything. All wrapped up. Good questions. All over the map. I like that. You didn't start a business just to keep the lights on. You're here to sell more today than yesterday. You're here to win. Lucky for you, Shopify built the best converting checkout on the planet. Like the just one tapping, ridiculously fast acting, sky high sales stacking, championed checkouts. That's the good stuff right there. So if your business is in it to win it, win with Shopify. Start your free trial today at Shopify.com slash win.

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