It’s always a challenge when you do a blood drive to get people to come donate. So usually you have to come up with some sort of incentive or catch to get people to show up. But this museum in Germany is has gone above and beyond with their idea and I’m kinda into it.
They are planning a big Dracula art exhibit where they will also be holding a blood drive (get it?! Dracula, blood, yeah you get it). They have partnered with the Red Cross to take the donations so don’t worry it won’t just be some pale guy with fangs taking your blood.
After all these years you would think the “Family Feud” would run out of people to survey. Are those surveys real? With real people answering? They are!
Producers and staff for the show so all the surveys by telephone, and asks each person the talk to about 30 to 40 questions. Which are then turned into questions/answers for the show.
Ticket prices to Disney are at an all time high, but one mom’s attempt at saving some money had Anna shocked! (:15)
If you’re a single parent, how long do you wait before introducing someone new to your kids? Anna and Raven spoke to Child Psychologist Joe Schippa about how to address this sensitive topic. (2:57)
It’s an unspoken rule of public transportation that you are supposed to sit as far away from other passengers as possible, and if you don’t respect that rule that’s all I need to know about you! (6:32)
Raven loves all things Outer Space, which Anna has always found both nerdy and amusing. Until she started watching the latest NASA livestream and became fascinated! (10:28)
If you have multiple cars in your household, is there one that you think of as “yours”? Anna claims that she and her husband share both of their cars equally, which Raven thinks is nuts! (14:16)
Hurricane Ian is bearing down on Florida, so Anna and Raven called her friend Rita from Naples FL to get a first-hand account! (21:45)
It’s time for a good old fashioned Diaper Derby! Producer Sean and Raven will battle it out to see who can put a diaper on a stuffed animal the fastest! (25:45)
Charcuterie Boards are so 2021. The new craze in the homemade meat and cheese game is the Butter Board! (29:39)
Mike and Grace will be traveling for a destination wedding for several days. Grace asked their neighbor to keep an eye on their daughters while they’re gone. The girls are 16 and 13 years old. Mike says that he trusts the girls, they’re great kids. He just is afraid that something will happen while they’re gone, and they’ll be alone. He wants to fly in Grace’s mom to stay with them, but Grace thinks that’s too much of a ask and unnecessary. What do you think? (36:46)
Jackie has got a shot at $2700! All she has to do is beat Raven in pop culture trivia! (43:38)
Congratulations to Jaclyn! She had beaten Raven today and won herself the $2,700 jackpot, meaning we will reset the jackpot back down to $100 tomorrow. Thank you for playing Jaclyn! Who will be our next big Can’t Beat Raven winner?!
Every Monday in The Feed Kevin talks to The Ump Vin Sarullo about everything going on in Connecticut High School Sports. This week Vin gives up an update on some of the other fall sports besides football. Which volleyball students are leading in the way in the state and one standout athlete from Foran High School in Milford who’s showing up big on the field and in the classroom.
We’ve all been there as parents. Making your kid’s school lunch only to have them come home later and tell you how much they hated it.
Luckily this mom turned it into a viral moment and is now giving back to others. A few years ago she posted a video of her kid coming home from his first day of school and telling her that the sandwich she made was terrible. (Here’s the video.)
What happened was that she didn’t have time to go grocery shopping and since they can’t have peanut butter in school because of other kid’s allergies she made him a butter and jelly sandwich. Which he obviously wasn’t a fan of.
The good part is that she has now launched a website called TerribleSandwich.com, where they sell merch and raise money for charity and people in need. 50% of the money raised will go to Feeding America they say.
If you happened to be looking up to the sky around 7:30-8pm on Saturday night you might have seen an ominous bright light streaking across the sky over Connecticut. As you can imagine the speculation started right away on social media. UFOs, meteors, asteroids, planes… but it was none of those things.
According to Spacex.com, there was a SpaceX launch happening on Saturday of a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. They rocket took off a little after 7:32 p.m. It was then visible to the entire east coast.
They say the rocket has 52 Starlink satellites which were being launched into low-orbit Earth that night.
