WSGW Morning Team Show: December 7, 2021 (Tuesday)
It’s the WSGW Tuesday Morning Team Show with Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU…..
We Remember with YOU, 80 Years Ago Today, December 7, 1941
Here is a Special Presentation to Remember December 7, 1941 (and December 8)
You hear the actual interruption of a football broadcast followed by several news bulletins and then excerpts from President Roosevelt “Date of Infamy” Address (runs 4:10)
Charlie and Dave and Pat and Art and YOU: How about the most famous Christmas Song from the World War II era (runs 3:25)…..
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All this Week, Monday – Friday, December 6 – 10
You are Invited to Help Brighten the Holiday season for Hospitalized Children
TONIGHT is the WSGW “Host” Night
Join WSGW and Our Alpha Media Family of Stations, along with Covenant Kids, Tim Hortons, and Impact Saginaw Credit Unions
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Here’s a Special “12 Deals of Christmas” RocketGrabPlus Launch for YOU…..
https://www.rocketgrabplus.com/product/15-gift-certificate-to-iron-grind-coffee-house-in-auburn-for-only-7-50/
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Why was there a cancellation of a Livestream Broadcast of the Americans’ Curling Match at the Olympic Qualification Event in the Netherlands??? Because…..
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Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: Another online dictionary site announces it’s word of the year and we wonder if anyone has ever heard it or used it in 2021, or ever (runs 4:14)…..
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Enter Once a Day with Bonus Entry Opportunities, too! Good Luck!
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Wake Up Song of the Day (now with Seasonal Sounds heading to Christmas Day and New Year’s Day): Appropriate, we hope, for December 7, from the World War II era “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” by Perry Como