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Twisted Trivia – February 5, 2018
Q: There’s an additional sound that helps people fall asleep – like ocean sounds, rainfall and white noise, what is this sound? Hint: Think food! A: The sound of bacon cooking! Experts say, for some individuals, it is relaxing. Unless you’re a pig.… Continue Reading
What’s Arriving and Leaving This Month on Netflix
This Sunday on AT40: 1974
This Sunday from 9am – noon enjoy Casey Kasem’s vintage AT40 from this week in 1974. Break out the bell bottoms as Badfinger, and Nilsson do a tune written by Badfinger are back-to-back in the Top Ten. Will Don McLean’s song about The Day The Music Died continue its dominance, or will it be unseated…… Continue Reading
Twisted Trivia – February 2, 2018
Q: According to the latest surveys, what is the most popular Super Bowl party food? A: Chicken Wings! And number two is Buffalo Chicken Dip followed by chips & dip and pizza.… Continue Reading
Twisted Trivia – February 1, 2018
Q: According to a new study, doing this is the BEST way to lose weight, what is it? A: Fall in love. Better check with your spouse before going on this diet!… Continue Reading
Twisted Trivia – January 31, 2018
Q: From the TV show of the same name, MASH was an acronym for what? A: M*A*S*H — Mobile Army Surgical Hospital… Continue Reading
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. MTV video favorites by J.Geils Band, Hall and Oates, and Olivia Newton John are among the most popular, with a great ballad by Stevie Nicks and Don Henley.…… Continue Reading
Twisted Trivia – January 30, 2018
Q: This has 3 times more air pressure than the tires on your car, what is it? A: A bottle of champagne, so watch for those flying corks!… Continue Reading
Twisted Trivia – January 29, 2018
Q: In the book The Wizard of Oz, what color were Dorothy’s shoes? A: Silver! In the movie they were changed to red to take advantage of the then-new Technicolor technology.… Continue Reading