Are Yard Sales Still A Thing?

The episode of 'Billy & Lisa in the Morning' opens with a vibrant post-Boston Marathon recap, highlighting emotional moments like Dylan Costa's 3:07 finish and his one-year sobriety milestone, alongside inspiring stories of runners overcoming addiction and homelessness. The hosts celebrate the human spirit behind the race, with personal anecdotes from family, fans, and even astronauts. The conversation then pivots to pop culture, including Drake's elaborate ice pyramid stunt in Toronto, where the release date of his new album 'Iceman' is hidden inside a melting sculpture, drawing fans with blowtorches and police intervention. The hosts debate whether the stunt is genius or gimmicky, while teasing a live update from Toronto. The central theme of the episode emerges around the age-old question: 'Are yard sales still a thing?' Lisa Donovan sparks the discussion by considering clearing out her basement, leading to a lively, listener-driven conversation about the enduring appeal of physical yard sales versus digital platforms like Facebook Marketplace. Listeners share nostalgic stories of treasure finds, including a $500 original Jungle Book and a $1,500 signed print from Savers, while also offering practical tips—timing sales around town-wide events, using cash, and donating unsold items to charities like the Epilepsy Foundation. The episode ends with a playful, community-driven plan to turn the radio station parking lot into a massive, collaborative yard sale, blending humor, heart, and a touch of chaos.