Bullet Points with Shotgun & Nat
Miss something on the Y100 Morning Show? Want more of it? The Bullet Points Podcast has you covered. Every day, “Shotgun” Randy Shannon and Natalie “Nat” Gross recap the best moments from that morning’s show, spill behind-the-scenes stories, and share the stuff that didn’t quite make it on air… but definitely should’ve. It’s part highlights, part inside scoop, and 100% the fun you expect from your favorite morning crew — whenever you’re ready to listen.
Episodes
Shaboozey shares insight into his songwriting process and settles a lyric debate for Shotgun & Nat. Plus, a funny bar story with fellow country star Zach Top!
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Baby Boomers may have walked uphill both ways in the snow to get to school, but millennials had to wait for Mom to get off the phone so they could get on the dial-up Internet to chat with their friends.
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Shotgun & Nat take sides on a viral social dilemma: Is it reasonable for a bride to ask guests to leave their Apple watches at home, or is that Bridezilla territory?
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Do you flirt your way out of a speeding ticket or do as you're told?
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What songs motivate you to get some cleaning done? Shotgun & Nat compiled some tunes with a little help from Spotify and Y100 listeners.
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Shotgun & Nat have started a new segment, and they want your help!
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Shotgun surprises Nat with an original birthday song and a present that is making her blush. Plus, listeners chime in with their most memorable birthdays!
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Snake yoga is apparently a new thing, and none of us can process it.
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Listeners help Nat decide whether to engage or ignore a recent Facebook Marketplace kerfuffle.
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Three months into the new show, Shotgun & Nat are taking some time for a DTR. They apparently say things that make each other crazy ... and listeners chime in with phrases that drive them bonkers too.
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A new Wisconsin-based dating survey reveals something controversial about Green Bay — and Shotgun is salty about it.
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Shotgun celebrated St. Patrick's Day in style, while Nat observed it in the most #momlife way imaginable.
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Nat's toddler has quite the list of bedtime accessories.
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On National Promposal Day, Shotgun & Nat hear from listeners about the memorable ways they were asked to prom. Plus, Shotgun lights up like a little kid in a candy store recapping his law enforcement training day with Leadership Fox Cities.
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Shotgun & Nat have yet another groundbreaking debate on the morning show: Is it "Rock, Paper, Scissors" or "Paper, Scissors, Rock"?
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"I'm not a witch, I'm your wife!" and other memorable movie quotes were the topic of today's Y100 morning show with Shotgun & Nat.
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Shotgun's family day in Milwaukee did not go as planned.
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Shotgun & Nat's weekends included some memorable moments. And now that it's March, Nat is celebrating birthday month — and she's not the only one!
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Wisconsin's own Charlie Berens calls Shotgun & Nat to settle a few debates: Are Lent loopholes allowed? And what makes supper clubs different from regular restaurants?
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Is it wrong to seek out loopholes for Lent? Asking for a friend.
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