YouTube

Do you believe in UFOs? YouTube is full of videos that supposedly capture UFO footage. Some of them are pretty clearly not UFOs...but others? Maybe. What about this video shot in Jefferson City?

Sometimes it's fun to just type in a word at YouTube and see what comes up. In this case, we did a search for "Missouri" to see what we would find. We found out Missouri is Awesome, the Simpsons have been here, there are mountain lions in the state, and cleaning the Gateway Arch is something that very few of us would be able to do...

We're getting into sever thunderstorm season. In fact, we just had one that knocked out power to a bunch of people at the end of April. If there's one thing you can find plenty of on YouTube, it's weather videos. Whether you're looking for snowstorms, tornadoes or floods, it's usually not hard to find footage of local extreme weather conditions.

Blake Shelton's huge on YouTube. His channel has over a million subscribers. On it, you'll find official music videos, live performances, and some behind-the-scenes videos. Here are the Top 3 videos on Blake's YouTube channel.

As we're getting ready for Jason Aldean's concert at the Mizzou Arena, we decided to go to his official YouTube channel to see what his most-viewed videos of all time have been. Surprisingly, only one of Aldean's most-viewed videos is an actual performance! Apparently fans really enjoy going "behind the song." Check out Jason Aldean's Top 5 YouTube videos, base on number of views.  Read

Last Friday during Flaming Friday's on 92.3 BOB-FM, Kevin Walker and myself made our annual Oscar predictions.  I picked five out of six correctly and Kevin picked one out of six correctly. The consequences, dress like Birdman, which won the Oscar for best picture, and strut down Broadway Blvd...shirtless.

I've done a decent amount of travelling in my day.  Mostly, though, I've been seeing things here in the US.  I haven't done a lot of globetrotting, if you will.  I guess money is the main problem there.  But some people find ways around that!

When you look back on 2014, what will you think about? Chances are, you'll see it in this clever clip.

If you get in the way when this guy plays the national anthem, you'll bleed red, white and blue -- but mostly red.

Citizens on patrol may have been the subtitle of one of the 'Police Academy' sequels, but it's also an accurate way to describe this guy.