All this week I have tickets to Pentatonix: The Evergreen Christmas Tour 2021 coming to Mohegan Sun December 4th. Play every day at 4pm to win.
Here was today’s question if you missed it…
Q: When asked to name what sounds make them happy. 15% of people said this sound
A: A cat purring
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19-year-old Joey Okesson is the youngest member of the US Snowboarding team, he’s an Olympic hopeful. What does the path to the Olympics look like? Catch up with the podcast!
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With so many people affected by hurricanes, wildfires, and more lately it’s great to see stories like this of people helping out.
There is a website called EmergencyRV.org which gives donated RVs to people who’ve lost their homes to natural disasters. In just three years, they’ve already given away about 100 RVs to wildfire victims. One of them is a volunteer firefighter who just lost his own home in August.
Such a great idea to help people in need.
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We are entering fall wedding season which means you’ve probably seen and heard the term “tie the knot” more than a few times lately. But where does it come from and what does it even mean?
It started as a wedding tradition known as the handfasting ceremony. It was actually an ancient Celtic practice way back in medieval era. It is what it sounds like… literally binding the couples wrists together during the ceremony by tying knots of cloth or rope around their hands. This would be a physical display of the two people becoming one. Make sense!
I wonder if anyone ever does this now as a throwback to the old days?
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Anna thinks it’s time for Raven to get a new tattoo, or cover up one of his existing ones. So, she took it upon herself to design a brand new tattoo for him…
Is there something that you can never remember? Anna can never remember how many years she’s been married, but she has a foolproof plan she uses to make sure he never finds out…
Halloween season is coming up! Anna is a fan of apple picking and trick or treating, but she has a very specific theory about haunted houses that makes her never want to go in one! (1:00)
What’s the most creative piece of advice you’ve ever received? After this celebrity had his 7th child, his therapist gave him some very simple but effective advice… (3:30)
Fall is a beautiful time of year, but if you’re one of those people who don’t call this season fall, and instead use this super pretentious word, that’s all I need to know about you! (10:46)
If you were married to a twin, would you be attracted to their sibling? Anna doesn’t think it’s possible to be attracted to one twin and not the other, so she’s decided to put it to the test! (14:43)
Is there something that you can never remember? Anna can never remember exactly how long she’s been with her husband Paul, but she has a foolproof plan she uses to make sure no one ever notices… (18:35)
Men are always trying to find out what women like, and some of them think they’ve got it all figured out! Spoiler alert, they don’t. So Anna Zap decides to search #WhatMenThinkWomenLike and set the record straight! (25:49)
How did you get to school when you were a kid? Due to a national bus driver shortage, some kids are having to find new ways to get to school, but one 12-year old in Colorado took his commute to the next level! (29:20)
Brenda and Cory have been married for a few years, but Cory still has a tattoo with his ex-wife’s name on him. Brenda hates it and wants him to get rid of it, but he says it’s no big deal. Whose side are you on? (36:21)
Taylor thinks she’s got what it takes to win $2500! Can she beat Raven in pop culture trivia and win the jackpot? (44:17)
All this week I have tickets to Pentatonix: The Evergreen Christmas Tour 2021 coming to Mohegan Sun December 4th. Play every day at 4pm to win.
Here was today’s question if you missed it…
Q: 1 in 4 parents say they started liking this beverage more once they had kids
A: Chocolate Milk
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The school bus driver shortage has become a real problem across the country and here in Connecticut. Now students are coming up with creative ways to solve their problems.
Like this one 12-year-old in Colorado named Josh who decided to take things into this own hands when he realized he couldn’t take the bus. Their family lives on a reservoir with the school on the other side, so Josh started taking a kayak across to school evert day! Brilliant!
He was a little late the first time he tried it, but everyone understood why he said. Once winter comes he plans to ski across when the water freezes over. He’ll be getting his daily workout in at the same time that’s for sure.
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I don’t know about you but I’ve noticed more cars on the road than ever. It feels like every weekend it’s more and more people out on the road. While sitting in traffic last weekend I wondered why are all the highway signs always green?
The green coloring is a way for the sign to simply inform the driver about something that’s coming up that they might need to know without completely distracting them on the road. The green helps it sort of blend in.
If you come across a sign that is bright orange, yellow or red those are usually meant to get attention and warn the driver about something. To stop, upcoming construction or anything like that.
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