Listen to Whad'Ya Know
April 29, 2000

A road show from South Bend, Indiana (or is it Notre Dame, Indiana?) because South Bend is on the map but Notre Dame isn't...

:00 - Program opening, sponsors, and "the man who can pronounce Przyzyb..."

:02 - All The News That Isn't

:14 - The Place to Be: Dyngus Day Celebration with Father Chrobot and Christopher Holvoet

:23 - Guest Interview with Jack Colwell, political writer for the South Bend Tribune

:33 - John, Jeff, and Clyde have recovered from their personal Dyngus Day celebrations to come along and entertain us with this jazzy tune.

:38 - In the audience Michael encounters some Regis fans, the search for downtown Mishawaka, and Annie, who doesn't know the words to the Notre Dame fight song. Wait, someone here does, and he's happy to sing the first verse...

:45 - The Four Disclaimers and the Whad'Ya Know? Quiz Regina the redhead, and Alan on his cell phone in the audience work together to play the Whad'Ya Know? Quiz. Tune in if you know which planet is the goalie of the universe or what happened to Safetyville.

Hour 2

:00 - Program opening, sponsors, and "the man who plans to marry Amanda Hart..."

:01 - Queen of the Blues Koko Taylor takes the stage with her band The Blues Machine for this fabulous musical interlude. For more on Koko Taylor, check out Alligator Records
http://www.alligator.com/artists/04/bio.html

:17 - Guest Interview with Professor and Author William O'Rourke

:30 - John, Jeff, and Clyde play a little tune to get Michael into the audience.

:32 - Michael heads into the audience where he meets Laurel who wants to know why there is never a cop around when you need one. Maybe she should drop the graphic design job and take up law enforcement? Then Ann has a sexy lady doll for Michael that maybe the kids will see, maybe not.

:38 - The Whad'Ya Know? Quiz with John and Jeff. Yes, isn't it something that our Quiz contestants are John and Jeff? Not the Whad'Ya Know? John and Jeff, but some other John and Jeff! Play along if you know what South Benders ate on no-meat Friday or what the Fighting Irish used to be.

:49 - Guest Interview with Cheryl Taylor Bennett, Executive Director of the Northern Indiana Center For History

We're out of time!

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