TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: One dad takes the school bus driver shortage into his own hands

TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: One dad takes the school bus driver shortage into his own hands

You’ve probably heard by now that there is a school bus driver shortage across the country. Some parents are getting creative with how they are getting their kids to school.

Like this dad in Columbus, Ohio who started taking his kids and their friends to school in a STRETCH LIMO! Apparently his family owns a limousine service, so he borrowed one for the early morning trip.  Last Monday he took 25 kids to school and then 42 on Tuesday! Those kids must’ve felt very fancy rolling up to the front of that school.

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MUNDANE MYSTERIES: Why do ghosts say “boo”?

MUNDANE MYSTERIES: Why do ghosts say “boo”?

Halloween is 20 days away and between now and the 31st you will hear and see a lot of ghosts saying “BOO”. But why? And where did that come from?

The Oxford English Dictionary says that the term “boo” came from the Latin term boare and the Greek word boaein which mean “to cry aloud, roar, shout.” So when Halloween comes and you hear a ghost try to be scary and say “boo,” just remember that by definition they are saying “I’m yelling,” which is hilarious and very Casper like.

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High School Superlatives

High School Superlatives

Did you get a Senior Superlative in high school? What kind of job do you have now? Anna read a study that one superlative in particular correlates most closely with high intelligence, and it’s not the one you think!

Things to Know: October 11th

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Monday October 11, 2021:  Senior Superlative; Most Dangerous Toy; Spooky Lawn Advice

Monday October 11, 2021: Senior Superlative; Most Dangerous Toy; Spooky Lawn Advice

What do you do with your phone when you’re out to dinner?  Anna does the same thing with her phone every time she goes out, but one listener thinks it’s extremely rude!  (1:00)

Are you up to date on this week’s trends?  Anna and Raven go over three of the top trending news stories from over the weekend, including the reason why Oompah Loompahs are suddenly a big deal again!  (3:28)

This year, more Americans than ever are decorating their yards for Halloween!  Anna and Raven talk to Spencer Terry, President of The Haunted Attraction Association, to get some tips on how to maximize your spooky lawn ornaments!  (7:01)

Did you get a Senior Superlative in high school?  What kind of job do you have now?  Anna read a study that one superlative in particular correlates most closely with high intelligence, and it’s not the one you think!  (10:54)

It’s good to want to better yourself, but if you buy an extremely expensive piece of workout equipment, set it up in your living room and then never use it, that’s all I need to know about you!  (20:50)

What’s the most dangerous toy in your house?  An accident/injury attorney put out a list of the most dangerous toys of the 80’s and 90’s and Anna definitely played with all of them!  (27:41)

A seemingly stray cat has been coming around Amanda and Will’s house, and Amanda has been feeding it and wants to formally adopt it.  Will thinks this is too much, the cat may just be missing from it’s real home!  Whose side are you on?  (35:08)

Scott thinks he’s got what it takes to beat Raven in pop culture trivia!  Can he succeed and win the $700 jackpot!  (43:17)

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TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: 11-year-old Greenwich boy celebrating “Socktober” by helping those in need

TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: 11-year-old Greenwich boy celebrating “Socktober” by helping those in need

If you follow me on Instagram (@KevinBegley) you’ve probably seen that every October I celebrate #Socktober by posting daily photos to my story of whatever fun socks I’m wearing each day. It’s a fun bit I’ve been doing for the last couple years.

The movement has clearly caught on because now there is a boy named Jackson in Greenwich who is also celebrating #Socktober but his mission is to help as many people as possible.

He’s collecting socks all month long. This will be his 3rd annual sock drive. Over the last few years of doing it he has already collected and donated over 10,000 pairs of socks for local homeless shelters. Now with a new goal of getting even more sock, he has launched a website jacksonssocktober.com and an Instagram page @jacksons_socktober.

Love it! Go Jackson! And happy #Socktober everyone

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