This Saturday on AT40: 1980

This Saturday on AT40: 1980

This Saturday from 6am – 10am you get two chances to hear a classic American Top 40 with Casey Kasem and the best songs this week in 1980.

Rockers Pink Floyd and Blondie rule the roost, but newcomer Christopher Cross and veterans The Eagles, Kool and The Gang, and Queen are close behind!

Encore presentation this Saturday 8pm – midnight.

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This weekend’s Classic American Top 40 shows brought to you by The Walk at East Village, 75 Bladen Place, Clayton 27527. Close to Everything. Far from Ordinary. thewalkateastvillage.com

Twisted Trivia: April 3, 2018

Twisted Trivia: April 3, 2018

Q: Where is the largest home ever built in America?

A: Asheville. It’s the Biltmore Estate at 174,000 square feet. No family lives at the Biltmore anymore, so the largest home still occupied by a family is in Orlando at a tiny 94,000 square feet.

Twisted Trivia: April 2, 2018

Twisted Trivia: April 2, 2018

Q: Who said this line in a 1981 movie? “Snakes, why’d it have to be snakes!” Hint: It’s not from the movie SNAKES ON A PLANE.

A: Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) said it in RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK.

Kix Twisted Trivia

Q:How many eggs does the average rabbit lay in a lifetime?

A: None!  Rabbits don’t lay eggs.  Apparently, many people are unaware of this because GOOGLE gets up to 10,000 monthly searches with this question.

 

This Sunday on AT40: 1976

This Sunday on AT40: 1976

This Sunday from 9am – noon enjoy Casey Kasem’s AT40 from this week in 1976.

Get it all: Rock by Aerosmith and David Bowie, ballads from Eric Carmen and The Commodores, and a “Disco Lady” ruling the dance floors and 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!

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AT40 is brought to you by The NC Museum of History. Wondering what to do with the kids during spring break? Come to where learning history is FUN and admission is FREE! The NC Museum of History in downtown Raleigh, and online at ncmuseumofhistory.org.

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