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Welcome to the Feb. 7 edition of Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!

This week, Kay and Jorge give you the skinny on indoor and outdoor weekend fun. If you're looking for a good date movie, Kay and Jorge have the scoop on "Fool's Gold," opening this weekend and starring Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson. You'll also find out if the Southfork Renegades will throw knives at each other.

As always, thanks for listening. Let us know what you think of Six Minutes Over Hutchinson.

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Welcome to the Feb. 14 edition of Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!

This week, Kay and Jorge address some weighty questions:

Where can you have a beer, enjoy live music and make the world a better place for puppies and kittens?

Which of the four big movies opening this weekend should you go see?

And isn’t it about time Donald Duck started wearing some pants? What’s up with that?

As always, thanks for listening and tell us what you think of Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!

Welcome to another tasteful edition of “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!”

This week, Kay and Jorge preview Saturday's Gopher Campfire Wild Game Feed and Fun Night and Sunday's Oscar awards.

Also, listen to this week's episode of “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson” for details on our first-ever listener contest. Kay and Jorge want to know: What's the wildest food you've ever eaten? If it's wild enough, you could win a sweet prize!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," listen as Jorge grosses Kay out with tales of nasty cuisine. Yes, you'll hear who won our wild food contest!

Also, if you lean over to kiss your sweetie and their breath smells like a funky ashtray, this week's episode reveals what might have happened.

Lastly, Woody Harrelson stars in high- and low-brow movies showing in Hutchinson this week. Find out more in Episode 5 of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!"

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Is Prince coming to Hutchinson? Do local figure skaters love their "Hairspray?" Is Will Ferrell funny any more? And what does a caveman have to do with King Tut?

You'll learn the answers to these questions and more when you listen to this week's action-packed episode of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson."

Once again, Kay and Jorge dish out the dirt on this weekend's biggest events and movies. Thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

How can you celebrate St. Patrick's Day this year and not wake up with a Tuesday morning hangover? Listen to this week's episode of “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson” and Kay and Jorge will share the secret.

Plus, what do you get when you add one reporter and too much caffeine? Another lousy celebrity impersonation!

You'll also learn why “Horton Hears a Who” could be the best Dr. Suess movie ever. Thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Listen to this week's jam-packed episode of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" for all the Easter weekend fun and more.

If the kids are home for spring break and looking for something to do, listen and find out about all the great kids' movies now playing. There's something fun for every age. Rumor has it the Easter Bunny is making a celebrity appearance at the Hutch Mall. Kay and Jorge have all the dirt on Peter Cottontail's weekend plans.

Or, if you feel like curling up on the couch with a movie rental and a bowl of popcorn, you'll hear all about the hottest new DVD releases.

Listen to this week's “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson” for the scoop on a must-see musical event!

The band Collective Unconscious is performing a live re-creation of the Beach Boys' “Pet Sounds” album, with the aid of a 24-piece string and horn section and vocal quartet. This week's episode also includes a sample of how they sound live — a real treat for lovers of classic rock and pop!

Kay and Jorge also have the news on other weekend events, including where to bring your grandfather's PEZ collection for a professional appraisal :-)

Listen to this week's “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson,” as Kay and Jorge welcome a very special guest!

Mary Haugen is the charming and talented director of the Hutchinson Theater Company's production of “The Mousetrap.” This murder mystery whodunit play by Agatha Christie opens this weekend and will also run next weekend. Haugen shares why this spine-tingler has run consecutively in London since 1952!

As always, thanks for listening to “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!”

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Who's afraid of a little snow? This weekend holds tons of fun, provided you can make it out of your driveway.

Listen to this week's “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson,” as Kay and Jorge give you the lowdown on two awesome cheap and/or free concerts! And with this weekend's new movies, there's something for everyone.

As always, thanks for listening to “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!”

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Listen to this week's weirder-than-usual episode of “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson,” as Kay waxes reminiscent over cartoons of yore and Jorge is possessed by a little green spirit.

Also, you'll get the bona fide inside dirt on two big local musical events this weekend. Moviewise, we sing the praises of kung fu and take Al Pacino out to the woodshed for a little tough love.

As always, thanks for listening to “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!”

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge preview two new comedies opening this weekend and ask: What's funnier? Surrogate moms? Or racial profiling? Click here to hear their guess.

And what exactly goes on at Clay Coyote's Spring Open House? The general rule is don't ask, don't tell. But rules were made to be broken.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

For this week's ironclad edition of “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson,” Kay and Jorge welcome some very special guests — heavy metal legends Black Sabbath!

Well, they're with us in spirit anyway, as we chat about why the cast of “Iron Man” is so weird and why we think the summer's first action flick will kick all kinds of you-know-what. Plus, we'll give a you a taste of other summer blockbusters coming down the pike.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

This week, “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson” celebrates a first, as Kay and Jorge welcome a live musical guest! Local singer/songwriter Rett Young performs an off-the-cuff, acoustic rendition of the theme from "Speed Racer!"

We also give you the scoop on The Wachowski Brothers' new film, based on the classic animated series, which opens next week.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

This week, Kay welcomes guest host Leader staff writer Lesley Christianson to chat about upcoming events.

Kay and Lesley talk about Pets on Parade, the motorcycle and classic car run and what's new in area theaters.

Thanks for listening!

(Lesley Christianson is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader.)
christianson@hutchinsonleader.com

This week, "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" welcomes back guest host Lesley Christianson to talk with Kay about upcoming weekend events.

Find out where to go for a young musical talent showcase, learn the A-Zs about herbs, and observe Memorial Day events.

This week's “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson” covers fast cars, scary movies and “Sex and the City.” The cable show may be defunct, but it roars back to life in theaters this weekend. Also, a fleet of Corvettes will soon be in town. Listen to find out why.

And, Kay is reunited with co-host Jorge. He fesses up about what kind of mischief he's been up to these past couple weeks.

As always, thanks for listening — and thanks to Lesley for covering for Jorge while he was out!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Welcome back for another jam-packed episode of “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!” Summer is just around the corner and it's a busy weekend with Glencoe Days and other outdoor fun on deck. Horsepower fans can get their VROOM on, too!

In movies, there's laughs and action galore. Jorge even hulks out in a special way, much to Kay's suprise.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

In this week's “Six Minutes Over Hutchinson,” Kay and Jorge welcome a special musical guest. Last Men Standing is a trio of local sixth-graders who play a mix of classic, punk and garage rock.

They'll perform at 1 p.m. Sunday during the Grande Day Parade. But, you can catch their first-ever unplugged performance and remember — you heard it here first :-)

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

The weekend weather forecast is hot and sunny, so check out this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" for tons of outdoor activities. You can enjoy car shows, demolition derbys, sports, live music and great food for not much dough.

In movies, Mike Meyers, Steve Carrell and Anne Hathaway will try to tickle your funny bone. Will they succeed? Kay and Jorge share their predictions.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

How will you keep your cool this weekend? How about a trip down Rocket Hill's slip-in-slide? Or, you can revel in the air-conditioned comfort of the movie theater. In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," you'll get the full scoop on where to catch hot new movies and old favorites.

Kay and Jorge also ponder how little baby robots are made. Maybe it starts with the grown-up robots listening to a bit o' Barry White.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

It's a great American tradition: In honor of our nation's independence, we love to see stuff blow up! This Fourth of July weekend, "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" divulges where to go for pyrotechnics in the sky — and on the silver screen!

Kay and Jorge also talk smack about film critics and share where to get your fill of two other all-American favorites: hot cars and rock 'n' roll. As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

The upcoming weekend is so jam-packed with cool stuff, you might run around like the proverbial chicken-with-its-head-cut-off to catch it all. In the latest episode of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge reveal the pecking order of cool when it comes to parades, car shows, tractor pulls, movies and more.

And ... Jorge wants to give you free candy(!) Check out this week's episode for all the details. As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

How freaky will the Litchfield Community Theater's "Annie" get? And will "The Dark Knight" be the biggest comic book movie ever? There's no telling for sure, but Kay and Jorge give these questions their best guess in this week's episode of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson."

Kay and Jorge also run down some of the best and worst moments in Batman's cinematic history. Listen in and tell us if you agree ... or if you think we have bats in our belfry.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" over Hutchinson features a special guest! Brad Rosenow is a local motorcycle nut who was adopted as an infant, then met his biological parents 25 years later.

He's a firm believer in adoption and is leading the second annual Adoption Ride: a motorcycle and car cruise to raise money and awareness for adoption services. Catch this week's episode and you'll hear his amazing story.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Do you love rock & roll? Great! Do you love country music? Excellent! Do you like watching toilets on wheels speeding down the road at breakneck speeds? No?!? What's wrong with you?

This weekend promises an eclectic mix of fun stuff, no matter what you're into. "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" gives you complete rundown.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Threshing: It's more than just a good way to lose an arm! In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay gives her ode to the Heatwole Threshing Show, Jorge sings the Twine Ball's praises and both agree — elderly punks are cool.

For the latest dirt on movies, outdoor festivals and laugh-out-loud local theater, check out this week's episode.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" brings you the best of the McLeod County Fair: everything from midget wrestling to Wally Pikal.

Kay and Jorge share their fair favorites and give you the rundown on who's playing at the Battle of the Bands.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" features a special musical guest. Kyle Has Jetlag (winners of this year's McLeod County Fair Battle of the Bands) perform an acoustic rendition of one of their future hits.

Listen to this week's episode to learn where you can see them play next, and where you can buy their debut CD for just $5. Also, Kay and Jorge uncover the secret ingredient that goes into every Kyle Has Jetlag tune. Here's a hint: It ain't nutmeg.

As always, thanks for listening!

This week's Labor Day edition of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" finds Kay and Jorge grappling with profound questions: Why are folks from Dassel a bunch of pagans? How could anyone not have liked "The Dark Knight?"

The latter question finds your normally genial hosts going head-to-head. Things get ugly as harsh words give way to guttural growls. It ain't pretty, but we hope it's more entertaining then watching semis barrel every which way through our new roundabout.

As always, thanks for listening!

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" reveals why traffic in Hutchinson this weekend might be a little hairy, where you can find great deals on books, and why Kay and Jorge would never survive "Gilligan's Island."

Also, if you're in the mood for some stoopid fun at the movies, we've got just the ticket. As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Jorge confesses to Kay about his love/hate relationship with the Arts and Crafts Festival.

Also, Kay spills the beans on where to find great bargains and do a good deed. And, is the new movie "Righteous Kill" all that righteous? Check out this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" to find out.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Welcome to the Leader Web site's newest feature - Tigers Talk sports podcast. Each week sports editor Eric Kraushar puts the spotlight on one of the Tigers teams as well as talks about some of the other teams in action this week.

This week, Eric talks some tennis as Hutchinson has gone from 5-8 at this point in 2007 to 14-2 in 2008. He poises a question to tennis coach Paul Linder on the success thus far. There's much more as well.

Thanks for listening! Join me each week for a new segment.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," you'll learn why Jorge is too weird for the folks at the annual Gun and Coin Show. Also, Kay shares true tales of tragedy and heroism from Hutchinson's past.

For the skinny on weekend fun, take five ... er ... six with "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson."

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Welcome to the Leader Web site's newest feature - Tigers Talk sports podcast. Each week sports editor Eric Kraushar puts the spotlight on one of the Tigers teams as well as talks about some of the other teams in action this week.

This week, Eric talks some football as Hutchinson improved to 2-2 last week with a win over New Prague. This week, the Tigers travel to Holy Angels. Listen to what Coach Andy Rostberg thinks about this week's matchup.

There's a lot more, including a win over Minnetonka in volleyball; what home matches to watch this week; and a tennis recap.

Fall is here and "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" is your perennial guide to what's hot and happening every week.

This week, Kay and Jorge share where to find some free kid-friendly fun. You can also sample fine wines or indulge your curiosity by touring historic homes. And, we give you the scoop on the hot movie opening this weekend.

As always, thanks for listening.

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" previews a huge weekend for local movie buffs. There's a ton of new flicks coming to town, from comedies to thrillers. If talking chihuahuas are more your speed, we've got just the doggone movie for ya!

Kay and Jorge also take a freewheeling jaunt down Hollywood's Memory Lane. Along the way, we discover the answer to that timeless puzzler: What's so funny about massive head trauma?

As always, thanks for listening to "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson."

It's another jam-packed weekend for fall fun and "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" is your guide to the best stuff. This week, Kay and Jorge offer all kinds of helpful advice. For instance, is it considered proper etiquette to bring a chainsaw to a polka jam? The answer is more nuanced than you'd think.

Kay and Jorge also reveal which celebrity manly men are pipsqueaks in real life. And, you'll find out which one of your esteemed hosts once almost went to fisticuffs with the Governor of California.

As always, thanks for listening.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" features Jorge and guest co-host Eric Kraushar, aka The Sports Guy. Come spend six minutes of quality time with the guys, as they compare notes on the latest movies and more!

Eric and Jorge also preview the return of the creepiest haunted house in McLeod County and an upcoming concert by an area rock 'n' roll legend. Who is it? Here's a hint: The name rhymes with Schmonny Schmolm Schmand.

As always, thanks for listening.

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

It's not even Halloween yet. Is it too early to be thinking about Christmas? This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" answers that question with a resounding "Heck, no!" Kay and Jorge share the scoop on a perfect upcoming opportunity to snatch up some unique gifts.

There's also a slew of new movies this week, ranging from the perky and cheerful to the demented and shocking ... sort of like our podcast, when you think about it.

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

Halloween seems bigger than ever this year in Hutch. This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" features Kay and Jorge's picks for a spooky good time. If your costume's cool enough, you might even win some cash!

We also answer the burning questions: Which presidential candidate is the scariest? What's the best creepy movie to catch in theaters this weekend? And, does coffee really have mysterious restorative properties?

As always, thanks for listening!

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

How do you spell comic relief? In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge spell it G-I-L-L-I-G-A-N. Hey, nobody ever claimed those two could spell worth a darn. For our listeners of the female persuasion, there's plenty of fun to be had while the husbands and boyfriends are off deer hunting this weekend.

There's also a recap of hot new movies and an in-depth expose into the Baldwin Brothers: Are they really a plague on the entertainment world?

As always, thanks for listening.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," we throw the dog lovers a bone. Pooches of all shapes and sizes are convening on Hutchinson this weekend, and Kay and Jorge will tell you why. Don't worry, you won't have to flea the scene.

Also, two famous Clintons are coming to a bar near you. Are we talking Hilary and Bill? Maybe, maybe not. Also, Kay and Jorge spend some quality Bonding time at the movies. Criminy! Are you sick of the bad puns yet? Time for a shot of punicillin! *dodges flying tomato*

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge wonder whether the new vampire date movie, "Twilight," will corrupt America's youth. If so, might that be a good thing?

Also, if you're a music lover, you can get the scoop on an upcoming concert that will blast you out of your seat. It's affordable and supports a heartwarming good cause. Surprise: It's not next week's Nine Inch Nails show.

(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)

What are you thankful for? How about this week's early edition of "Six Minutes of Hutchinson?" No? Why you lousy, ungrateful ... kidding!

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" will get you in the Christmas spirit faster than a glass of high-test eggnog. Kay and Jorge give you the complete wrap-up on this weekend's cavalcade of holiday-related fun.

Because Jorge can't sustain the yuletide cheer for a full six minutes, you'll also get a free bonus rant about an awful big movie opening this weekend.

As always, thanks for listening!

"Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" counts down the days 'til Christmas and answers all your burning holiday questions. Where can you catch an amazing one-of-a-kind musical performance?

With just seven days left 'til Christmas, "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" gives you the low-down on this weekend's holiday-themed fun.

For this week's special Christmas edition of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge welcome musical guests Grits 'n' Gravy. This local bluegrass and folk trio perform "Frosty the Snowman."

"Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" rings in the New Year with special guests Travis Hochsprung, Tom Flessland and Ben Marcotte.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," we partake in a favorite Minnesota pastime — griping about the weather! We also preview all kinds of weekend fun ...

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge reveal the secret to putting yourself in a warmer state of mind. Not surprisingly, it involves booze.

Who makes the best chili and dessert in Hutchinson? And who is Kay to judge? The answers to these questions and more await you in this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson."

Who'd win in a fight? Werewolves or vampires? Harrison Ford or Brendan Fraser? Jorge or all of the above in an all-out cage match? We don't know either, but we've also got the scoop on new movies coming to Hutchinson this weekend.

In this week's special early edition of "Six Minutes Over Hutchison," Kay and Jorge tell you where your kids can fish for free ... and where you can get in touch with your inner grizzly bear.

Holy Buckets! "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" has been going strong for a year and shows no signs of fading away. Think of us as your favorite chronic disease.

Looking for last-minute romantic Valentine's Day date ideas? This lovey-dovey edition of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" features Kay and Jorge's handy suggestions.

This week brings an early edition of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" as we preview a premier musical event Thursday night. Kay and Jorge are joined by musical guests Eric Radloff and Mike Lauer, who favor your ears with some jazzy/folky goodness.

Also, because we know you like free stuff, click here to download the full version of "Close to You," an original number performed by Radloff and Lauer. If you just can't get enough of these guys, be sure to watch the video of their live performance. Lauer sets his flugelhorn on fire. It's insane.

Do you love theater? Great, because this weekend you'll have theater practically coming out your ... uh ... ears! "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" has all the details.

It's the opening weekend of Spring Break and you say there's nothing going on in Hutch. Guess what? You're absolutely correct!

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" is the essential guide to this weekend's merriment and frolicking — even for those of you who think you're too manly to frolic.

Welcome back, cool cats and kittens, for this week's tasteful edition of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!" If you have a hankering for exotic cuisine, we'll tell where you can learn to make some t

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge reveal where you can take in a murder mystery play written by Winnie The Pooh creator A.A. Milne.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" brings you the best in this weekend's arts, entertainment and ... uh ... people breakin' stuff.

"Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" honors the miracle of Easter by sharing strategies for nabbing the most candy possible this weekend. We also reveal our anti-clown bias. Why?

"Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" is your guide to a weekend full of music, art and Ben Affleck GRRR! Kay and Jorge give you the scoop on three fun-filled upcoming concerts.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" brings you the best in weekend fun and funk.

Four out of five doctors agree, listening to "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" will do absolutely nothing to ward off swine flu! But it might help you have more fun this weekend.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge share where you'll have a guaranteed good time this weekend — for just three bucks.

This weekend is packed to the gills with fun (and cheap) stuff to see and do.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" previews a stunning weekend showcase of young local musicians.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" reveals where you can learn the difference between good weeds and bad. That's "weeds" plural, not singular, you sicko.

Your calendar says summer doesn't officially start for about another three weeks. This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" explains why your calendar doesn't know what the heck it's talking about.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge reveal where you can find some awesome live music. The price is right — it's free!

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge share what's new and hot this Water Carnival weekend.

What's more fun than five days on the Appalachian Trail? Try "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson."

Kay and Jorge tell you where you'll find free sweet corn, live music, beer pong and even more fun this weekend. It's all in one place bearing a name that rhymes with Schhhtewart.

For the best in new movies and weekend fun, you can always trust "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson." Well, pretty much almost always. There was that one time ...

This week's early edition of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" helps you properly celebrate Independence Day. Kay and Jorge tell you where to find the nearest (officially sanctioned) fireworks shows.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge put on their hard-hitting journalist hats (known to some as propeller beanies) and ask the tough questions.

The RiverSong Folk Music Festival overflows the banks of the Mighty Crow this week, spilling into this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson."

Q: What's orange and grey and AWESOME all over? A: This week's edition of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson!"

Kay and Jorge divulge the ultimate place to work on your farmer's tan this weekend. It's a one-a-kind celebration that draws visitors from all across North America to bathe in a mysterious orange glow.

If dogs are your thing, we also have the scoop on where you can make some fast, fuzzy-faced friends. We're talking greyhounds — the canine variety, not that delectable concoction of grapefruit juice and vodka. Mmm ... greyhounds. Where were we?

Oh yeah — as always, thanks for listening!

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" gives you the lowdown on one of the hottest town festivals all summer — Silver Lake's Pola-Czesky Days.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" is twice as manly as usual, with Jorge welcoming guest co-host Eric. Just think of us as your cool older (or younger) brothers.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" features some very special musical guests. Tom Alexander, Andrew Simmons and Brayden Witt of Grits 'n' Gravy play some mighty fine bluegrass for y'all.

In their typical tough-as-nails interview style, Kay and Jorge uncover the real story behind Simmons, the band's newest member. Did the other guys really just pick him up off the street? We suspect not — he smells too fresh.

Also, because you love free stuff, click here to download the full version of "Minnesota Song," a composition by the Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" welcomes the musical duo Crossing Nowhere ... and a third surprise mystery guest. Who is it? There's only one way to find out.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" Kay and Jorge can't decide who's having more fun: Catholics or Seventh Day Adventists.

St. Anastasia's is hosting a not-as-scary-as-it-sounds cemetery tour and the Seventh Day Adventist Church's Family Fun Olympics actually lets you choose your "relatives" for a day.

As if that's not enough excitement, Kay attempts to spread vicious rumors about her co-host, Jorge. There's never a dull minute with us, which is good, because we're only allowed six of 'em per week.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge share a slew of opportunities for slacking off this Labor Day Weekend.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge share their advice on scoring the best deals during the Hutchinson Citywide Garage Sales.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" reveals why downtown Hutch is this weekend's hub for fun, food, bargains and nonexistent on-street parking.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" invites you to place your bets. When Hutchinson is invaded this weekend by Boy Scouts, statues and the talking deceased, who will win?

Fall is here in full force and this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" is your trusty guide to this weekend's fun under the sun ... er ... clouds.

Are you bored? Well, what are we? Your personal entertainment directors? Actually, we kind of are.

This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" bursts at the seams with weekend fun.

Kay and Jorge tell you where to check out fine wine, fine art, live rock, cool toys, neat gifts and ... whew! All that, and we even make time to perform a lively version of "Dueling Banjos."

Actually, that "Dueling Banjos" bit was a total fabrication. We play "Dueling Ocarinas." No we don't. Gosh, we're such compulsive liars.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay engages in one her favorite Halloween pastimes: Raking co-host Jorge over the coals.

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," your friendly co-hosts Kay and Jorge try to separate the sane from the insane in weekend fun.