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TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Putting smiles on faces one cone at a time

TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Putting smiles on faces one cone at a time

Sometimes it’s the littlest things that can change someone’s bad day or put them into a better mood. Like ice cream.

Everyday Sundae is a pretty unique ice cream shop located in Washington D.C. They’re all about making people happy and bringing joy regardless of their financial situation.

The owner Charles Foreman says that everyone walks away with a smile. Everyone who walks in gets a cone. Whether they have money in their pocket or not.

If you don’t have the money to buy ice cream, you can still enjoy a sundae for free. Their mission of generosity and kindness has not only earned the shop a special place in the hearts of D.C. residents but has also attracted people from all over the country with the press they’ve been getting.

Everyday Sundae has started to become a symbol of hope and positivity in the community. They truly believe that by simply enjoying a delicious treat, they are making a positive impact on the world.

Which I 100% believe is true. Who doesn’t love free ice cream?!

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MUNDANE MYSTERIES: Why are most taxis yellow?

MUNDANE MYSTERIES: Why are most taxis yellow?

If you’ve ever spent time in NYC you’ve no doubt seen the sea of yellow taxis. But why yellow?

Originally when they first started back in 1907 all the taxis in New York were red and green. But they quickly started to realize those colors were blending in with the other vehicles on the road. The solution was to paint them all bright yellow to make it easier for people to see when they needed a ride. Within a few years all the cars were painted that yellow we see today.

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Tuesday February 7, 2023: Irrational Road Fears; Celebrity Let Down; Producer Sean The Perfect Boyfriend

Tuesday February 7, 2023: Irrational Road Fears; Celebrity Let Down; Producer Sean The Perfect Boyfriend

Lots of people like to reference old movies, but yesterday, Raven made a reference toa a movie that was not only old, but very obscure! (:30)

Is Producer Sean the best boyfriend ever?  After hearing about how Sean has been taking care of his sick girlfriend, Anna started comparing it to how she treated her sick husband last weekend… (3:53)

The Chinese Spy Balloon was scary, for sure, but if you’re solution was to try shooting it down, that’s all I need to know about you! (7:22)

Do you have an irrational driving fear?  Anna may have found her dream house for her family, but her irrational driving fear may ruin the whole thing! (10:56)

Is there a celebrity you used to love but now are slightly embarrassed of?  Anna idolized one pop star so much growing, but after seeing her at the Grammy’s, she is feeling a little freaked out! (21:51)

Are you up to date on this week’s biggest news stories?  Anna and Raven will get you caught up on what’s trending, including a Norwegian competition called “Death Diving” (29:45)

Planning the perfect Super Bowl party is tough, but TikTok star Shannon Doherty is here to help!  Anna and Raven couldn’t believe her genius idea about masking tape! (33:44)

Harry and Lucy have been dating for two years and Lucy found a box under his bed with old cards and photos of his ex-girlfriend. Harry doesn’t think it’s a big deal, he’s a sentimental guy and that was a good time of his life. He doesn’t have a bad relationship with his ex, he doesn’t have a relationship with her at all but he likes to read some of the nice things she wrote years ago. Is he wrong to still keep these items? (37:43)

Victoria has got a chance to win $1300!  All she has to do is beat Raven in pop culture trivia! (46:17)

THE FEED: CT Wrestlers Pin Winter To The Mat

THE FEED: CT Wrestlers Pin Winter To The Mat

Every Monday in The Feed Kevin talks to The Ump Vin Sarullo about everything going on in Connecticut High School Sports. This week Vin updates us on some of the top hockey and basketball teams in the state. We also get into some of the highlights in high school wrestling. Then we highlight our student of the week!

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TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Connecticut won part of Beyoncé’s Grammy (sort of)

TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Connecticut won part of Beyoncé’s Grammy (sort of)

There were a lot of memorable moments at the Grammy’s on Sunday night, including Beyoncé setting the record for most Grammy’s won by any artist.

Her first award of the night (Best R&B Song for Cuff It) she wasn’t even there yet, stuck in that terrible L.A. traffic. So her producer Nile Rodgers accepted the award on her behalf. An award that also had an interesting Connecticut connection.

Nile owns a recording studio in Westport call Le Crib. Parts of Beyoncé’s album Renaissance were recorded there. No one really knows if Beyoncé spent any time here during the recording but the studio is listened in the credits of the album. So we’re counting it. Good Grammy win, Westport!

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MUNDANE MYSTERIES: What’s the difference between Record of the Year and Song of the Year?

MUNDANE MYSTERIES: What’s the difference between Record of the Year and Song of the Year?

Sunday night was the Grammys. While watching and scrolling Twitter I noticed a lot of people confused about what the difference was between the Record of the Year award and the Song of the Year category.

Let’s figure out it shall we…

According to the Recording Academy, the Record of the Year category “recognizes the artist’s performance as well as the overall contributions of the producer(s), recording engineer(s) and / or mixer(s) if other than the artist.” The Song of the Year category “recognizes the songwriter(s).”

So there you have it. Last night Lizzo won Record of the Year for About Damn Time and Bonnie Raitt won Song of the Year for Just Like That.

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Anna & Raven’s Weekend Wrap Up!

Anna & Raven’s Weekend Wrap Up!

Weekend Wrap Up! Here’s what Anna, Raven, Producer Jon, and Producer Sean did all weekend, what did you do?! Let us know on our Facebook page!

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