Trooper Toni Schuck Calls In On The MJ Morning Show

We got a really cool surprise today on the MJ Morning Show.

As we were discussing an update on the story of State Trooper Toni Schuck, who heroically prevented a drunk driver from crashing into runners on the Sunshine Skyway bridge during the Skyway 10-K, she (Trooper Schuck) called the show.

You can listen to MJ's chat with her about what the impact of the crash felt like and how she'd doing now, physically.

The female driver who crashed into her, Kristen Watts, has been deemed incompetent to stand trial.

"At this time I do find Ms.Watts incompetent to proceed to stand trial, there is a reasonable likelihood of her regaining competence," said Judge Lon Arend.

Trooper Schuck's response to this development was as follows: "I’m a little disappointed of course, because it’s going to delay the process, but I’m glad that they’re going to mandate her to the state hospital where she will get the help I truly believe she needs that it wasn’t an outpatient process where she could have been out on the road again to hurt somebody else."

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The annual foodie festival at EPCOT features the Eat to the Beat Concert Series. Here's who will be there for 2022.

As with the International Flower & Garden Festival's Garden Rocks Concert Series, internationally famous artists will play on Friday though Monday, while local musicians take the stage Tuesday through Thursday.

There are a handful of artists who have never played the Eat to the Beat Concert Series before. They include Tonic, Jeremy Camp, Blanco Brown, Hoobastank, Los Amigos Invisibles, Stokley, Robert Randolph Band, Newsboys and Ray Parker, Jr. Of course, there are favorites returning for 2022. There are some Q105 favorites, such as Taylor Dayne, Tiffany, Sheila E., .38 Special, Ray Parker, Jr. and Billy Ocean. The full lineup is pretty impressive.

Here's the schedule:

Best known for "Who Let The Dogs Out," the Baha Men also had a hit with a cover of "Dancing in the Moonlight."

With a revival of swing a few years back, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy has had feet moving at their live shows since 1989. The had one charting single, "You & Me & the Bottle Makes 3 Tonight (Baby)," but every one of their songs can get you moving.

They had a smash with "If You Could Only See"

A giant in inspirational music.

Taylor had a run of hits such as "Tell It to My Heart", "Prove Your Love", "I'll Always Love You", "Don't Rush Me", "With Every Beat of My Heart" and "Love Will Lead You Back," Not too shabby!

The legendary Tiffany (that's how she was introduced in the past at Epcot...) still has it.

Another classic artist who had hits including ""Ride Like the Wind", "Sailing" and "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)".

He topped the U.S. Country Chart with "The Git Up"

A Memphis blues band, Southern Avenue formed in 2015.

Two "American Idol" alums join together at Epcot.

Okay, there's no individual song that can truly tell you who Postmodern Jukebox is. You can go through their YouTube channel to find lots of songs in different styles, and that's what they do, so many different styles.

Known for being a percussionist with Prince, Sheila E. was also successful on her own.