SUMMARY: The nostalgia of Saturday morning cartoons and their iconic voices is explored in this week‘s Tech Bite, featuring voice actors Scott Innes (Scooby-Doo) and Rob Paulson (Pinky from Pinky and the Brain). They discuss concerns over AI-generated voiceovers, expressing that their voices are being replicated without consent and no laws currently protect them. Innes highlights the confusion over ownership and compensation, especially with companies like Warner Brothers. The topic of James Earl Jones licensing his voice for Darth Vader is noted as a significant example. The episode invites viewers to the Chattanooga ComicCon on October 26-27.

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SUMMARY: The Weather Authority, sponsored by Red Pest Solutions, reports potential tropical developments in the Atlantic, with a 70% chance of formation over the weekend. Models show varying paths, some forecasting movement toward the Gulf or Mexico, lacking consistency at this stage. Currently, light sprinkles and cloudy skies are affecting the area, making conditions slick for commuters. A warm afternoon is expected, with temperatures in the low 80s through next week. The weather is likely to remain stable until a front approaches next Sunday, with highs above seasonal averages and mornings about 10 degrees warmer than usual.

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SUMMARY: Tonight in South Mississippi, temperatures are in the low to mid-70s, with some areas reaching the upper 70s. While strong to severe thunderstorms are possible, most activity remains to the north and west, with Pyun experiencing the most rainfall recently. The radar shows the heavy rain concentrated away from the local area. As Halloween approaches, the weather forecast suggests some showers and storms this evening, but the worst seems to be further away. Viewers are also reminded to prepare for upcoming events, including daylight saving time changes and an election broadcast with Mississippi’s Secretary of State.

10/31 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Spooked” Halloween Night Forecast

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