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Jeff Chidester Kicks Off the Week on Tight Political Races and the Toll of Daylight Saving Time
Jeff Chidester Kicks Off the Week on Tight Political Races and the Toll of Daylight Saving Time
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Jeff Chidester opens the Monday morning show, kicking off the week by reviewing audio on some of the tight political races happening around the country. Jeff then launches into his yearly tirade against changing the clocks back and forth, explaining why the process is bad for our health, with input from two experts.

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