WSGW Morning Team Show: June 12, 2020 (Friday)

It’s the WSGW Morning Team Show with Charlie and Dave and Pat (from his Alma Bureau) and YOU…..
TODAY, We Ask For YOU to Help with the Blood Supply
Reaction to the Detroit Tigers draft continues to be positive…
Story from Detroit Free Press perspective
Story from Detroit Free Press from perspective of other experts
Brand New RocketGrabPlus Launch featuring a Great Deal for the Ogemaw County Fair
Poll found on MSN this Week…..
How Do You Listen to Music
Radio – 39%
Streaming Services – 20%
Satellite/OnLine Radio – 18%
Physical Media – 14%
I Don’t Listen to Music – 9%
The PGA Tour is playing again and announcer Jim Nantz notes an f-bomb during the first round
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FROM USA TODAY…..
Sharing an article on social media without reading it first? That’s a no-no.
For Twitter users on Android phones sharing news articles they haven’t clicked on is going to become a little harder.
Twitter announced Wednesday: “Sharing an article can spark conversation, so you may want to read it before you tweet it. To help promote informed discussion, we’re testing a new prompt on Android – when you retweet an article that you haven’t opened on Twitter, we may ask if you’d like to open it first.”
There is no current timeline for an expansion of the function to other platforms yet, Twitter told USA TODAY.
(charlie rood comment – we need to adapt this for politicians to force them to read legislation before they vote on it)
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Wake Up Song of the Day: Ray Stevens “Everything is Beautiful“. It’s the Friday Flashback Song! We “Flash Back” in 10-20-30-40-50 year increments to find Number One Songs at this time that are still remembered today, along with the artists and groups that perform. Or, Number One Songs that are long forgotten, along with the artists and groups that perform. On this date, 50 years ago in 1970, Ray was Number One for Two Weeks.