Q: Who is the Greek Goddess of victory? Hint: She’s NOT the Goddess of Running Shoes.
A: Nike
Today is… Curling is Cool Day!
I don’t care what Kirstie Alley says, curling IS cool! What other sport gives you a chance to work on your domestic god or goddess skills? – Rick.
Urban Axes Bringing Axe Throwing + Beer to Durham
Urban Axes, the country’s leading indoor axe-throwing company, announced that their fifth facility will open in Durham.
This Sunday on AT40: 1978
This Sunday from 9am – noon enjoy Casey Kasem’s vintage AT40 from this week in 1978.
It’s a Brothers Gibb Dynasty: The Bee Gees have 3 hits in the Top 10, plus a smash by little brother Andy, AND the Gibbs singing on Samantha Sang’s “Emotion”. Look out for Queen, Billy Joel, and Dan Hill racing up the charts. Casey’s stories, Long Distance Dedications, and of course The Countdown.
Hear it as it originally aired, Classic American Top 40 shows every weekend on KIX!
This is NOT a Drill – There’s a Chicken Nugget Festival!
A chicken nugget festival?!
Twisted Trivia: February 22, 2018
The letters “RX” often appear at pharmacies and on prescription bottles…what does “RX” stand for?
A: Recipe…which is from the Latin word, recipere, which means “to take.”
Twisted Trivia: February 21, 2018
Q: From the 1985 classic movie, “Back To The Future,” what was Doc Brown’s dog’s name?
A: Einstein
This Saturday on AT40: 1982
This Saturday from 6am – 10am, you get two chances to enjoy a classic American Top 40 with Casey Kasem, and the best songs this week 1982.
Journey and Joan Jett, a couple of acts coming here, have big songs and they’re joined in the Toppermost of the Poppermost by J.Geils Band, Air Supply, and the late Dan Fogelberg.
Encore presentation this Saturday from 8pm – midnight.
Twisted Trivia: February 20, 2018
Q: There were 4 different marshmallows in LUCKY CHARMS cereal when it debuted in 1963. There were green clovers, pink hearts, orange stars and, what was the 4th?
A: Yellow moons.
BTW, all the original shapes have been replaced except pink hearts.
Twisted Trivia: February 19, 2018
It’s Presidents’ Day trivia!
Q: George Washington was not just our first President – he was also a very successful businessman, in what business did George make a pile of money?
A: Liquor maker and distributor. He made and sold Rye Whiskey and Apple and Peach Brandy. Even guys in knickers and powdered wigs liked to par-tay!