08/29/2022
JOIN US FOR BASEBALL TALK FEBRUARY 26TH. OUR THEME WILL BE "THE INTERNATIONAL GAME." GUESTS INCLUDE SCOTT CRAWFORD OF THE CANADIAN BASEBALL HALL OF FAME, BOB WECHSLER OF THE JEWISH BASEBALL MUSEUM & CUBAN NATIVE PEDRO SIERRA WILL TALK ABOUT BASEBALL IN LATIN AMERICA. OUR SHOW IS FROM 12:00-1:00PM.
Bob's trivia for February 20th:
Q: What U.S. President was elected to a second term after suffering a heart attack? A: Dwight Eisenhower!!
Play weekday mornings.
It is "The Best of the Valley Shore" today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Q. In the history of the U.S. Congress only one member had ever had a #1 pop song in the country. Who?
A. Salvatore Philip Bono, a/k/a Sonny of Sonny & Cher. Bono served 2 terms in Congress before his death in a skiing accident. His #1 hit: "I got you, Babe!"
Catch Ginny Wolf on "Spotlight" today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demad at www.wliswmrd.net
Listen to Middlesex Moments today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for February 15th: Q: What major invention was actually patented on Valentine's Day many years ago?
A: The telephone!!
Catch "Dr Jeff Says" today at 12:30
Bob's trivia for February 14th:
Q: In what state are the youngest people getting married?
A: Utah!
Listen and play weekday mornings with Bob.
Bob's trivia for February 13th:Bob's trivia for February 13th:
Q: In 1999, then President Bill Clinton put what food product into a time capsule? A: Twinkies!!
Amy Hollis, the Executive Director of the Shoreline Soup Kitchens and Food Pantries, is Don's guest today at 12:30 & 6:30 on "The Best of the Valley Shore program."
Bob's trivia for February 10th:
Q: What female singer performed at 3 different Super Bowl 1/2-time shows in the 90's?
A: Gloria Estefan!!
Listen and play weekday mornings.
It is "The Best of the Valley Shore" today @ 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd,net
Bob's trivia for February 9th:
Q: In what country did the bagel originate?
A: Poland!
Listen and play weekday mornings with Bob.
Ginny Wolf and Spotlight on the Arts today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Attend MXCC'S Middlesex Moments today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live & on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for February 8th:
Q: The Number One song in the country 50 years ago today had an animal in the title. What was the song?
A: 'Crocodile Rock', by Elton John!
Bob's trivia for February 7th:
Q: What apparel company was originally called 'Blue Ribbon Sports'?
A: 'Nike'!!
Listen, play and win weekday mornings.
Listen to Dr Jeff today at 12:30. Always good information.
Bob's trivia for February 6th:
Q: There have been dozens of film adaptations of Stephen King's books. Which one did King himself say was the most faithful to his original story?
A: "The Green Mile"!!
Listen and play weekday mornings!!
Bob's trivia for February 3rd:
Q: A bottle of what was buried with Frank Sinatra when he died in 1998? A: Jack Daniels!!
"The Best of the Valley Shore" today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live at www.wliswmrd.net.
Don DeCesare talks with Portland's First Selectman Ryan Curley.
Q: The only McDonalds in the world that has non-yellow arches is in Sedona Arizona. What color are they?
A: Green! The officials there wanted the restaurant to blend in with the surroundings...
Listen the "Spotlight" today at 12:30, 6:30 and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Listen to Middlesex Moments today at 12:30. 6:30, streaming live and available on demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for February 1st:
Q: Before the computer mouse was called a mouse, what other animal was it briefly known as?
A: The turtle!!
Listen and play weekday mornings.
Bob's trivia for January 31st:
Q: Among land animals, which one has the largest eye?
A: Ostrich!!
Listen and play weekday mornings.
Listen to "Dr Jeff Says" today at 12:30
Listen to "The Best of the Valley Shore" program today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wlisswmrd.net
Bobs trivia for January 30th:
Q: The recording of "We Are The World" took place in 1985. Whose is the first voice we hear?
A: Lionel Ritchie's!!
JOIN US FOR BASEBALL TALK THIS SUNDAY, 12-1P OUR THEME WILL BE, "RANDOM BASEBALL." GUESTS INCLUDE ST. LOUIS SPORTSWRITER ROB RAINS DISCUSSING THE HALL OF FAME ELECTION. ALSO MARIKA LYSZCZYK, A SENIOR AT SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY. THE FIRST FEMALE CATCHER IN COLLEGE BASEBALL HISTORY
The Best of the Valley-Shore today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand on www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for January 27th:
Q: Before Carrie Underwood starting singing the Sunday Night Football theme song, what other country star was singing it?
A: Faith Hill!!
Bob's trivia for January 26th:
Q: The first actual, real items ever purchased with bitcoin were food items. What food?
A: Pizzas! From Papa John's!
Catch "Spotlight on the Arts with Ginny Wolf" today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Learn about Middlesex Community College today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for January 25th:
Q: Elvis Presley made just one TV commercial in his life- for what kind of food product?
A: Southern Maid Doughnuts!!
Listen and weekday mornings at 8:40.
DR JEFF IS IN THE HOUSE TODAY AT 12:30.
Bob's trivia for January 24th:
Q: Who's the only male actor to win 3 Best Actor Oscars?
A: Daniel-Day Lewis, for "My Left Foot", "There Will Be Blood", and "Lincoln"!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Today's Best of the Valley/Shore" program features a spokesman for the American Red Cross. Listen at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for January 20th: Q: What restaurant chain once produced food-flavored nail polish?
A: KFC!!
Catch "Spotlight with Ginny Wolf" today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for January 19th:
Q: On Richard Nixon's enemies list only one athlete was on it. Who?
A: Joe Namath!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40am
Listen to "Dr Jeff Says" today at 12:30 or on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net.
Bob's trivia for Tuesday January 17th:
Q: The flag of the Dominican Republlic is the only country's flag to feature...what?
A: Bible!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40
Its the Best of the Valley Shore show today @ 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Don talks with Elizabeth Kaysen about the Ct River Museum.
Bob's trivia for today:
Q: What are people who suffer from 'alektorophobia' suffer from? A; Chickens!
Bob's trivia for January 13th:
Q: In what state was the first email sent?
A: Massachusetts!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Don's guest on today's "Best of the Valley Shore program" is Fred Carstensen: ls CT's economy finally recovering? Possibly, but jury's still out. listen at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for January 12th:
Q: What product had the original name of "Wonder Jelly"?
A: 'Vaseline"!! Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Listen to "Spotlight on the Arts" with Ginny Wolf today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for Tuesday January 10th:
Q: Only 3 actors have ever won 8 Golden Globe awards: Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, and...?
A: Barbra Streisand!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for January 9th:
Q: What was the first fast food franchise in China?
A: Kentucky Fried Chicken!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Contents of the latest Farmer's Almanac? Find out at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for January 6th:
Q: What toy or game was banned in Indonesia because it 'stimulated passion'?
A: Hula hoop!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Listen to the "Best of the Valley/Shore program at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for January 5th:
Q: Regarding the human body, what is the hallux?
A: The big toe!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bask in the warmth of "Spotlight" with Ginny Wolf today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for January 4th:
Q: In what sport would we hear about the following techniques: Barani, Rudolph, & Randolph?
A: Trampolining!!
Catch Middlesex Moments today at 12:4\30, 6:30, strearming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for January 3rd:
Q: What was the first food eaten in space?
A: Apple Sauce!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
JOIN EDDY & RICHARD FOR A NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL EDITION OF BASEBALL TALK THIS SUNDAY, JANUARY 1ST FROM 12:00-1:00PM. IT WILL BE OUR "YEAR IN REVIEW" THAT WILL FEATURE THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH FORMER NEGRO LEAGUES PITCHER, PEDRO SIERRA.
Bob's trivia for Thursday 12/29:
Q: Chicken Nuggets, when first invented, were called Chicken__________. Fill in the blank.
A: Chicken Crispies!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Catch Ginny Wolf's program discussing events happening at the Little Theater of Manchester.
Bob's trivia for December 28th:
Q: What product once had the slogan 'Once you pop, you just can't stop'?
A: 'Pringles'!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Listen to Middlesex moments today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for December 27th:
Q: The very first 5-letter word used in the game WORDLE was what?
A: Cigar!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Catch the best of Ct Outdoors today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's Christmas Eve, Eve, trivia (12/23)
Q: The tallest tree in Rockefeller Center history stood 100 feet tall! From what Ct town did it come?
A: Killingworth!! Merry Christmas everybody!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bask in the Spotlight with Ginny Wolf today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for Dec. 22nd:
Q: What Christmas song was named America's most disliked Xmas tune, according to a 2020 survey?
A: 'Santa Baby'!!
FIND OUT WHAT IS HAPPENING AT MIDDLESEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE DURING "MIDDLESEX MOMENTS" AT 12:30, 6:30, STREAMING & ON-DEMAND AT WWW.WLISWMRD.NET
BOB'S TRIVIA FOR TODAY:
Q: What song did Lucy ask Schroeder to play on his piano in 'A Charlie Brown Christmas'?
A: 'Jingle Bells'!!
Bob's trivia for December 19th:
Q: When 'How The Grinch Stole Christmas' was first published in 1956, what 2 colors made up the Grinch?
A: Black & White!!
Listen to the "Best of the Valley Shore" today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live & on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Catch the "Best of the Valley Shore" program today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Q: 'Bruxism' is a medical term for when a person does what?
A: Grinds their teeth!
Listen and play weekday morning at 8:40.
Listen to "Middlesex Moments" today at 12:30, 6:30; live streamed and available on demand at www.wliswmrd.net.
Bob's trivia for December 14th
Q: What musician's memorabilia is on display at Bill Clinton's Presidential Library?
A: Elvis Presley's!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Listen to Ct Outdoors, with Suzanne Thompson, today at 12:30 and 6:30 for information concerning outdoor activities.
Bob's trivia Q: People in the 50 states were asked what their favorite Christmas movie is. One movie was the favorite in 5 states What movie?
"A Christmas Story
IT IS BASEBALL TALK DEC 18TH, 1-2PM. THE THEME WILL BE, "THE PRO GAME & MIDDLETOWN." GUESTS INCLUDE BILL RYCZEK TALKING ABOUT THE CAREER OF JOEY JAY; DAVID ARCIDIACONO WILL TALK ABOUT THE MIDDLETOWN MANSFIELDS & FORMER MAJOR LEAGUE COACH MARK DEJOHN AND HIS 49 YEARS IN PRO BALL.
Best of the Valley Shore Host Don DeCesare talks with Middletown Mayor Ben Florsheim @ 12:30, 6:30, steaming live and on-demand at wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for Dec. 12th:Q: What 5-letter word appeared on nearly every cover of MAD Magazine.
A: 'Cheap'!
It is the "Best of the Valley Shore" at 12:30, 6:30, live streamed and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net. Don DeCesare's guest is State Representative Devin Carney with comments on the recent Legislative session.
Q: Which of Santa's reindeer names means 'thunder'?
A: Donner!!
Bob's trivia for December 8th: Q: The Charles Howard School in Michigan is this country's only __________school. Fill in that blank.
A: Santa!!
Listen to "Spotlight with Ginny Wolf" today at 12:30, 6:30 streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Listen to "Middlesex Moments" today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and available on demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for December 7th:
Q: Who was the only fictional character in Time Magazine's list of the Most Influential People of the 20th Century?
A: Bart Simpson!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Dig into "Ct Outdoors", with Suzanne Thomson at 12:30, 6:30, live streaming and on demand at wwwwliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for December 6th:
Q: HBO was originally called 'The ________ Channel'.
Fill in that blank.
A: 'Green'!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for December 5th:
Q: What network anchorman was #1 in the ratings the most consecutive years?
A: Dan Rather!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Catch up on recent events with Don DeCesare on "The Best of the Valley Shore" program at 12:3- and 6:30 today.
Bob's trivia for December 2nd:
Q: In what country do more than half the people believe in elves? A: Iceland!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Catch the Best of the Valley Shore program today @ 12:30 and 6:30.
BASK IN THE WARMTH OF THE "SPOTLIGHT ON THE ARTS", with host Ginny Wolf today at 12:30 and 6:30.
Bob's trivia for December 1st:
Q: What U.S. sport's Hall of Fame is located in Ishpeming, Michigan?
A: Skiing!!
Listen to "Middlesex Moments" every Wednesday at 12:30pm and 6:30pm to learn what is happening at Middlesex Community College.
Bob's trivia for November 30th:
Q: 'It's A Wonderful Life' won just one Oscar- for developing something new that hadn't been seen on-screen before. What?
A: Artificial snow!!
Listen and play weekday mornings during Bob's program.
Bob's trivia for November 29th:
Q: Which U.S. state is known as the 'Crossroads of America'?
A: Indiana!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
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IT IS "BASEBALL TALK" ON SUNDAY, (1-2PM) "MIDDLETOWN CHAMPIONS." GUESTS: MARC LEVIN, TALKING ABOUT XAVIER BASEBALL'S CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1980; HANK HILLER'S MEMORIES ABOUT THE SOFTBALL'S STATE CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1992; BILL DENEHY TALKS ABOUT WOODROW WILSON'S BASEBALL STATE TITLE IN 1964.
Bob's trivia for November 23rd:
Q: On a standard Monopoly board, what property is misspelled?
IT IS "BASEBALL TALK" ON SUNDAY, (1-2PM) "MIDDLETOWN CHAMPIONS." GUESTS: MARC LEVIN, TALKING ABOUT XAVIER BASEBALL'S CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1980; HANK HILLER'S MEMORIES ABOUT THE SOFTBALL'S STATE CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1992; BILL DENEHY TALKS ABOUT WOODROW WILSON'S BASEBALL STATE TITLE IN 1964.
A: Marvin Gardens! (should be Marven...)
Happy Thanksgiving!!!
It is the Best of Ct Outdoors with Suzanne Thompson today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for November 22nd:
Q: The Packard, in 1940, was the first car ever to offer...what?
A: Air Conditioning!
Listen and play weekdays at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for November 21st:
Q: If you suffer from 'gamophobia', what do you fear?
A: Committment!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Program host Don De Cesare has Eversource spokeman Mitch Gross on the show today. Don will ask about the upcoming rate increases slated to take begin soon. Listen in a 12:30, 6:30, live streamed and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
·Bob's trivia for November 18th:
Q: What's the only state that has 'Equal Rights' as their motto?
A: Wyoming!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Listen to Ginny Wolf the host of "Spotlight on the Arts" today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net.
My trivia for November 17th:
Q: What sport's Hall of Fame is in Holyoke, Mass?
A: Volleyball!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for November 16th:
Q: What letter is the least used in the English language?
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for November 15th:
Q: Which fruit is tested for ripeness by seeing if it bounces?
A: The cranberry!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
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Honoring our Vets ... "Best of the Valley Shore" program host Don DeCesare talks with Connecticut's Veterans Rep Ron Catania at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on demand at http://wliswmrd.net
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Bob's trivia for November 11th:
Q: There was a product back in the mid-80's that the owners wanted to revamp. That top-secret operation was called 'Project Kansas'. What was that product?
A: Coca-Cola!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for November 10th:
Q: What was Hannibal Lector's profession?
A: Psychiatrist!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for Nov. 9th:
Q: What is the only state that does NOT require people to register to vote?
A: North Dakota!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Learn about Middlesex Community College today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live & on-demand @ wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for November 8th:
Q: What group of fish is known as a 'smack'?
A: Jellyfish!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for November 7th:
Q: The NFL, in the 1950's, experimented with footballs of a different color. What color?
A: White!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for November 4th:
Q: The first specis of animal ever sent into space was an insect. What insect?
A: A fruit fly!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Listen to today's edition of "The Best of the Valley/Shore" program when Don DeCesare speaks with Alan Zygumont about clock roll backs, CO and Smoke detectors. 12:30, 6:30 streaming live and on demand at www.wliswmrd.net
trivia for November 3rd:
Q: What American President made the dog name 'Fido' famous?
A: Abe Lincoln!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Tune in "Spotlight with Ginny Wolf" today at 12:30, 6:30. live streamed and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Be "in the know" ... listen to Middlesex Moments today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for November 2nd:
Q: What group of birds is known as a 'host'?
A: Sparrows!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for November 1st:
Q: The very first ATM, in the UK, was not known as an ATM. It was called 'the cash...what'?
A: 'Dispenser'!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Listen to Ct Outdoors with Suzanne Thompson today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on demand at www.wliswmrd,net
Bob's trivia for October 31st:
Q: What state contains the city with the most coffee shops, per capita?
A: Alaska! (Juneau)
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Don's trivia for October 27th:
On this date "You Bet Your Life," a quiz show premiered on ABC Radio. It was a hit, moving 2 years later to CBS Radio, then a year later to NBC Radio and Television. The radio version ran for 11 years. The TV version for 10 years. Of course, its sardonic host was:
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Comedian Groucho Marx.
In the TV show Groucho told his guests that if they did something during their chat with him, they'd win an extra cash prize. What did they have to do to win that extra prize?
A.
Say the secret word.
Q. 2
After Groucho Marx's years of chaos as host of "You Bet Your Life" various producers and networks have put the show on the air again in three different decades. Those three revivals had three different hosts. Name any one of them.
A.2
Buddy Hackett, Bill Cosby, Jay Leno.
Don's trivia for October 26th:
Q. Today is the 60th birthday of Cary Elwes (el-wez), English actor and producer, most famous for his portrayal of the character Westley in "The Princess Bride." That movie, itself now 35 years old, remains a favorite of both adults and children.
Wesley is the swash-buckling hero who goes on an epic quest to find the beautiful princess, Buttercup. Along the way he endures hardships and battles, aided by his friends, Inigo Montoya and Fezzik. Of course, in the end love prevails, and they ride into the sunset.
Cary Elwes has spoken of his role in the movie many times. At least once, in a Denver theater, he revealed who inspired him to create the character. What legendary actor provided Elwes with ideas on how to play Westley?
A.
Douglas Fairbanks.
Today (October 25th)is WORLD PASTA DAY!
Q. Despite the belief that pasta was brought from China to Italy by Marco Polo, pasta became a favorite Italian food starting in the Middle Ages.
A. Thomas Jefferson is credited with popularizing pasta in this country.
Listen to Ct Outdoors, with Suzanne Thompson, today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and available on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
JOIN US FOR BASEBALL TALK SUNDAY FROM 1-2PM. OUR THEME IS THE NEGRO LEAGUES. GUESTS INCLUDE ANDREA WILLIAMS, LARRY LESTER & PEDRO SIERRA. WILLIAMS WROTE A BOOK ABOUT EFFA MANLEY AN OWNER OF THE NEWARK EAGLES. LESTER WILL TALK ABOUT RUBE FOSTER, WHO FOUNDED THE NEGRO LEAGUE.
Don's Trivia for October 24
Q. In Newfoundland the most popular breakfast food is called "Newfie Steak." What do we call it in the U.S.?
A. Bologna (Baloney) is served fried as a substitute to ham slices.
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for October 21st:
Q: Over 25 years ago, Motor Trend Magazine named, for the first time, a minivan as its Car of the Year. What brand?
A: The Dodge Caravan!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for October 20th:
Q: What is the NATO phonetic alphabet word for the letter 'R'?
A: Romeo!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for October 18th:
Q: What U.S. President switched his Secret Service code name from 'Tumbler' to something else because he didn't like it?
A: George W. Bush! (switched it to 'Trailblazer!')
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for October 17th:
Q: Who was named Time Magazine's 'Person of the Century' in 1999?
A: Albert Einstein!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for October 14th:
Q: What color was the Hulk, originally?
A: Gray!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Listen to the Best of the Valley Shore program at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
oin Ginny Wolf on today's edition of "Spotlight on the Arts" at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for October 13th:
Q: What are the holes in Swiss cheese called?
A: Eyes!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for October 12th:Q: The script for what great movie was written during shooting breaks on the set of "Raiders of the Lost Ark"?
A: "ET"!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for October 12th:Q: The script for what great movie was written during shooting breaks on the set of "Raiders of the Lost Ark"?
A: "ET"!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for October 11th:
Q: What cartoon character had a girlfriend named 'Winnie'?
A: 'Woody Woodpecker'!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Listen to the Best of Ct Outdoors with Suzanne Thompson today at 12:30 and 6:30.
It is National Fire safety and prevention week ... listen to the Best of the Valley Shore program at 12:30 and 6:30 for helpful tips.
Bob's trivia for October 10th:
Q: The original name for jeans was "___________ overalls". Fill in that blank.
A: "Waist"!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for October 7th:
Q: What was the last Flintstones character to be made into a vitamin?
A: Betty Rubble!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for October 6th:
Q: What was the only product Elvis Presley ever did a 'live' TV commercial for?
A: Southern Maid donuts!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Learn what is happening at Middlesex Community College today at 12:30, 6:30, live streamed and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for October 5th:
Q: If a birdie is 1 under on a golf hole, an eagle is 2-under, and an albatross is 3-under on a Par-5, what is a hole-in-one on a Par-5 known as?
A: A Condor!!
It is the best of "Ct Outdoors with Suzanne Thompson" today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and available on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net
Bob's trivia for October 4th:
Q: What sport was once contested with something called a 'spadroon'?
A: Fencing!
Listen and take a lunge at another question weekdays at 8:40.
Q: What sport uses the term 'bonspiel'?
A: Curling!!
Listen to "Spotlight on the Arts" with Ginny Wolf today at 12:30 and 6:30.
Bob's trivia for September 29th:
Q: What is the New York state bird?
A: The Bluebird!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for September 28th:
Q: What animal grouping is known as a bloat?
A: Hippopotamuses!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
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My trivia for September 27th:
Q: What word in the English dictionary has the most definitions or meanings?
A: 'Run"!! (It used to be 'set')
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
Bob's trivia for Sept 26th:
Q: What movie holds the record for the most weeks at Number One at the box office?
A: "ET-The Extra-Terrestrial"!!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.
JOIN EDDY AND RICHARD FOR BASEBALL TALK SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH FROM 1:00-2:00PM. THE PROGRAM IS A REVIEW OF THE 2022 SEASON. GUESTS WILL INCLUDE FORMER NEW BRITAIN HIGH SCHOOL COACH ROBERTO MERCADO, PLAINVILLE NATIVE TIM DEJOHN, AND ANNE ROGERS, A BEAT WRITER FOR THE KANSAS CITY ROYALS.
Bob's trivia for September 22nd:
Q: What restaurant chain once marketed a meat-scented cologne called 'Flame' in 2008?
A: Burger King!
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Bob's trivia for September 23rd:
Q: From the movie 'Dr. No', what was Dr. No's first name?
A: Julius!
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Bob's trivia for September 20th:
Q: 'Silly Putty' had a different name when first invented. It was called '______Putty'. Fill in that blank.
A: 'Nutty Putty'!
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Bob's trivia for September 19th:
Q: The first vending machine in the U.S. dispensed...what?
A: Chewing gum!
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Winter weather forecast? Don De Cesare speaks with the Editor of the Farmers Almanac today at 12:30, 6:30, streaming live and on-demand at www.wliswmrd.net on September 16th.
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Bob's trivia for September 14th:
Q: What is unique about a museum in Austria?
A: It's dedicated to failed inventions!!
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Bob's trivia for September 13th: Q: What word is said in every episode of the TV show "Friends?"
A: 'Friends!!"
Bob's trivia for Monday September 12th:
Q: What popular drink was originally marketed as "Fruit Smack"?
A: "Kool Aid"!!
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Bob's trivia for September 9th:
Q: New York & California are #'s 1 & 2 regarding the most Oscar & Emmy wins by actors from those states. What state is #3?
A: Illinois!! (NY- 187, Calif- 96, Ill- 44)
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.Bob's trivia for September 8th:
Q; Who was the first man to appear on the cover of Vogue Magazine?
A: Richard Gere, 1992, alongside his then-wife, Cindy Crawford!
Listen and play weekday mornings at 8:40.It is back to school and back to teaching. Don De Cesare speaks with an award winning science teacher today at 12:30, 6:30 and streaming live at www.wliswmrd.net
