WSGW Morning Team Show: October 29, 2019 (Tuesday)
The WSGW Tuesday Morning Team Show with Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU…..
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Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: Is there a dish soap shortage across the country?!?! Depends on the retailer you visit (runs 5:30)…..
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Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: A new “Alphabet Song” to learn ABC’s? NO, this cannot be allowed (runs 4:35)…..
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Charlie and Dave and Pat and Art and YOU: John Legend plans to rework the song “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” due to the ongoing “controversy” over the lyrics, but Charlie says John is late to the party because The WSGW Morning Team Show did this two years ago, and here is the proof (runs 4:38)…..
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Charlie and Dave and Pat and Art and YOU: The Washington Post headline mistake in the aftermath of the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi becomes social media fodder (runs 3:06)…..
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Saginaw’s Draymond Green to have number retired at Michigan State University
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The David Phelps Concert to Benefit the Rescue Ministries of Mid-Michigan is Tonight
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Happy Halloween! You can win tickets this week from the WSGW Morning Team Show!
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How much was this painting worth at auction?!?! And it was simply hanging in a kitchen!?!?
(Photo courtesy of Acteon)
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Here’s a fun Halloween story that goes along with the WSGW Morning Team Show “Wake Up Song” below…..
FRANKENSTEIN CASTLE, Germany (AP) – Medieval Frankenstein Castle has become a favorite haunt for Germans celebrating Halloween, a tradition that’s grown increasingly popular in continental Europe in recent years. The crumbling castle, located 22 miles south of Frankfurt, has been staging spooky festivals since 1977 featuring monsters, gore and spine-chilling live shows.
On Saturday night, about 2,500 revelers – many in costumes – flocked to the castle, where they were entertained by 130 actors.
While the castle’s name reminds some of English novelist Mary Shelley’s 19th-century book about the man who creates a monster, historians are skeptical that it actually inspired the author.
The House of Frankenstein is believed to have first built a castle at the site in the mid-13th century.
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