As we head into Memorial Day weekend, we know many of you will be road tripping to your destinations. Let's send you off on your way with songs that reference various forms of transportation for today's Coffee Break.

You might have noticed the hashtag #YouKnowItsSummerWhen floating around on social media this week. What does summer mean to you? For today's 9:30 Coffee Break let's listen to songs that make you think of the start of summer.

The Scripps National Spelling Bee kicks off today so let's celebrate with songs that feature spelling in the lyrics.

Bob Dylan is 75 today. We are celebrating him all day by listening to Dylan songs at the top of every hour, so for today's Coffee Break let's listen to covers of Bob Dylan songs.

It's a swampy morning in the Twin Cities which will soon lead to showers and thunderstorms, terrifying Beyonce fans heading to TCF Bank stadium tonight. Let's look at the brighter side of this gloomy forecast and listen to songs for today's 9:30 Coffee Break that have lyrics relating to stormy weather.

Art-a-Whirl starts this weekend and whirls all the way through Sunday. To get us in the mood, let's listen to songs that mention some form of visual art for today's Coffee Break.

For today's Vinyl Tap, Brian brought in The Raconteurs' "Carolina Drama" which tells the very detailed and gory tale of a dysfunctional family in South Carolina. So for today's Coffee Break, let's get a little creepy and listen to only murder ballads.

For today's Vinyl Tap, Jill brought in 'Vehicle' from The Ides of March which employs a great horn section. So for our 9:30 Coffee Break, let's listen to songs featuring an impressive horn section.

Over here at Oake & Riley we're charmed and a little frightened by a new way to meet people called "smell dating". Let's keep the smelly vibes going with a Coffee Break all about smells and smelling.

Today in 1966, The Beach Boys released the critically-lauded Pet Sounds. In honor of this release, let's listen to songs that feature animal noises for today's Coffee Break.