Which traditions are quietly fading away? Plus, Canada’s U.S. invasion plan, freshmen heading home, and an unusual extra-credit assignment.
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Monday, October 5, 2026
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This Fall, bring the joy of fresh-baked goodness home with Wildgrain.  How many traditions have you quietly done for the last time—without realizing it was the last? Sunday routines families once built their entire week around. Midnight movie premieres with lines around the block. A newspaper waiting on the front porch every morning. Even the nerve-wracking conversation with Dad that once came before popping the question. Some of these traditions were once simply part of American life. Now, they’re disappearing—and the numbers behind just how far they’ve fallen may surprise you. In this episode of Flyover Focus, we count down 10 American traditions that are fading away, from familiar rituals you probably remember to a few you may not have realized were disappearing at all. And the tradition at #1? It’s not gone yet. In fact, you could bring it back before the end of the month. (Tune in here)   
 Of course, Monday also means a brand-new episode of The Flyover Podcast, bringing you the day’s top headlines in about 15 minutes. Here's a sneak peek of what we're diving into in today's Podcast Extra section: ➤ Canada's prime minister admitted his government has war-gamed an American invasion, and the military's own model says how long the country would last. (Hear Plan) ➤ Some college freshmen are packing up and heading home just weeks into their first semester, and they say they still want the degree. (Hear Why) ➤ An Iowa substitute teacher offered her students extra credit for donating to her personal GoFundMe. (Listen Now) Thanks for cruising with us,
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