Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show: Show Notes Tuesday 09/02/25

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Speed Cameras

The photo speed enforcement van is back out on the roads in Davenport. Luckily enough, we know where they'll be this week:

• Monday : Labor Day – No School
• Tuesday : 700 W 53rd St – 5500 Pine St. – 3100 Harrison St.
• Wednesday : 1500 E Locust St – 4100 Division St – 2600 E River Dr
• Thursday : 1000 W 53rd St – 2800 Jersey Ridge Rd – 4300 Eastern Ave
• Friday : 1900 Brady St – 5700 Northwest Blvd – 3100 Harrison St

Actors/Actresses Going Above and Beyond

Dwyer saw a preview for a movie and didn't recognize the main character's actor - it was Dwayne Johnson.

Then we got on the topic of actors who looked unrecognizable in films.

Nic Cage and Christian Bale in the upcoming John Madden movie.

Jared Leto in Chapter 27.

Charlize Theron in Monster.

Gary Oldman in Darkest Hour.

Christian Bale in The Machinist.

Misbehaving At The Tennis Match

A Polish CEO has been identified as the guy who stole a hat from a kid at the US Open this weekend. Of course, it only took like 10 minutes from the video going viral for people to figure out who he was.

The kid got to hang out with the tennis star because of it, so everything worked out in the end.

The CEO's paving stone company has been review-bombed so badly that every place there's a spot to leave a review is only 1 star.

Amber Alert Worked

Some people driving in Maryland were able to help stop a kidnapping that was happening when the car mentioned in an Amber Alert drove right past them right after the alert popped up on their phones.

Rescued From The Tracks

A kid wandered onto the monorail at Hershey Park and video was captued of him wandering down the track.

One brave guy climbed up the back of a building and onto the monorail to hold him until someone else came to assist.