For the first time in nearly a decade,
Kraft singles is releasing new flavors.
Hallepenio, garlic, and herb, and caramelized onion.
This is in addition to their original flavor,
Melty Cartier.
LG has unveiled the world's first transparent OLED TV.
Perfect for anyone who loves watching TV,
but also loves watching the wall behind their TV.
A reptile wrangler in Australia was recently called
after a mother found a venomous snake
in her son's underwear drawer.
Said her son, oh, she didn't find anything else in there, did she?
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Listen to this, I read that scientists in Washington's
state conducted an experiment with mice
to discover why weed makes people hungry.
That story, again, scientists spent six months
blowing bong hits onto mice.
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I feel it in my finger.
I feel it in my toe.
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Love is all around me.
And so the feeling grows.
It's written on the wind.
It's everywhere I go.
Oh, yeah, I said it out.
So if you really love me, don't wanna let it show.
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You know I love you, I always will.
My mind's lit up by the way that I feel.
There's no beginning, there'll be no end.
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Head 608 at WRGM Radio, I'm Don Rosen.
Got a dusting of snow out there this morning.
Clean your back windows.
A guy passed me this morning.
He was on my bumper, passed me.
I looked at his SUV.
His windows on the back completely snow covered.
And he actually had window wipers in the back
and never even turned them up.
Come on, man, get with the program.
We wanna live on the road.
We don't wanna die on the way to work
because you were too lazy to clean your back window, okay?
All right, get that out of my system.
Did you hear on the news that Madonna's being sued
for starting your concert late?
I was once at a concert for Al Stewart back in the 70s.
Remember time, passages, and you're at the cat?
Well, he was giving me a concert.
I think this was up by Lincoln Center
in the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
We got there, the concert was supposed to start at 8 o'clock.
We got there at 7.
We're in our seats at 7 o'clock.
He didn't get to the stage till 12.30 in the morning.
His truck broke down with all the equipment.
And he couldn't play, obviously.
So they got there and they played till about,
they got set up at 12.30, they were ready to go.
And they suddenly told about 2.30 in the morning.
But yeah, that's something that couldn't be helped.
But still, we sat in our seats from 7 o'clock until then
and people came out occasionally on stage.
He's in Pennsylvania now.
He's on his way here.
He's now crossing the Guffel's Bridge into New Jersey.
He's now in New Jersey going through the Holland tunnel.
He should be here shortly.
Yeah, fun days, huh?
Shortest concert I ever went through with the Beatles.
It's of the Beatles to Jay Stadium.
My mom and dad took me in 1965.
This is what help was about to come out.
There's only like less than an hour there were on stage.
The other acts on stage were a couple of unknowns
like Sonny and Cher.
Let's see who else they had.
The Bob Brummels and a few other groups
that nobody ever heard of before.
I still remember where they were wearing.
They were wearing 10 jackets with no collar on them.
They were set up on second base at Jay Stadium
where the meds used to play.
Now it's city field.
They tore down the Shay.
But yeah, so they played there.
And they had these column speakers set up.
The sound wasn't that great, but you couldn't hear anyway.
It's too many people are screaming.
It's dead minutes after six o'clock at WRJ and radio.
Claudio and 11 degrees now.
You got a powdery snow out there this morning
and this roads are all snow covered.
So be wise.
All right, don't drive like a lunatic out there.
You can't see the lines.
It's a little slick.
Clean your windows before you get out.
It takes an extra what, 10 seconds to clean that back
when it was just powder.
You can just knock it off with your hand.
At least take, make the effort.
If you have a back windshield wiper, use it.
All right.
So a little, a little powder out there this morning.
It's not one to two inches like they said.
At least it wasn't where I lived.
It was just like on the ground.
You can still see the grass.
So Claudio today with a Heideer 15,
Claudio chance of Flores.
Today low chance lows around 30 sunshine.
Saturday and Sunday, high 16 Saturday,
highs 20 on Sunday.
And all next week, highs in the mid to upper 30s near 40.
That's not bad.
Tonight, the batter is Lee and Indiana 6 p.m. on WRG.
And the Packers against the 49ers tomorrow, Saturday,
5 p.m., they win this.
They have one more game and then they can hit the Super Bowl.
Let's get it over already, right?
Let's get our Super Bowl gear all set to go.
All right, 6 11 coming up this morning,
a special guest, he actually works for civic media.
Jimmy Kluske will be here and he currently right now
is at the state education conference in Milwaukee.
So we'll talk to him.
See what's going on there.
I see a teacher working for civic media.
Hmm.
We'll talk to Jimmy, get a little down on that.
Coming up, I made some notes about him.
Is he a teacher?
Nope, Jimmy Kluske is not a teacher.
No, he, while we'll find out,
unless he's just covering it for civic media.
Maybe that's it.
All right, so we'll find out with Jimmy at the 706 this morning
here at WRJ and radio.
He's the one who prepares all my sports for me.
He's our sports director at civic media.
He gets all these sports and gets all the,
we are, we are a lot of stations is to cross the state of Wisconsin.
And his job is to make sure everybody's got the right sports games to cover.
We're covering everything.
So we're pretty safe.
We have the books, the brewers, the badgers and the pankers,
but some stations don't have all of them.
So it's his job to sort them all out.
So anyway, so he'll be at the 706 this morning.
Well, the help people keep the New Year's resolutions a bar.
Just renamed itself the gym.
So now people can honestly say,
yep, I've gone through the gym every night this week.
Yep.
Is clever.
I like that.
Here's a question for you.
If you encountered a door that didn't say push or pull,
which would you do first?
Well, they actually asked that question to 6,000 Americans, really?
As close 51% said they'd push first.
I wouldn't, I would pull.
I'm in the 49%ers.
I would, I would pull.
I wouldn't push or some people just stand there because I wouldn't know what to do.
A study found working from home is more efficient than working in an office.
The average worker gets interrupted 17 times per week.
If the office compared to just 14 times, I'll working at home.
That's 18% fewer interruptions.
But yeah, how many interruptions do you have?
We have to go snack and go to the refrigerator to get something when you work from home.
How about those television breaks?
And you guys say, ooh, I said they have a rerun of Oprah's on.
Let's watch it.
Oh, prices range is on.
Let's watch it.
Okay.
Let's see, you ever need an excuse to sleep in on the weekend because your spouse say,
come on.
We're going to clean today.
Come on.
We're going to do this.
Come on.
We're going to clean the yard today.
Well, here's your excuse for sleeping in late on Saturday.
Still noon.
A study found sleeping in on weekends might save your life.
Deprived people will get an extra hour of sleep on weekends or at lower risk for heart
attack and stroke.
Come on.
They really research that.
How do they know that?
Showbiz news.
Are you ready for this?
Pauli Shores starring in a biopic about Richard Simmons.
Richard Simmons says he's not involved or even interested in the project.
He says I just try to live a quiet life and be peaceful.
He's like a recluse now.
Remember Richard Simmons is to be everywhere, sweating to the oldies, had his own TV show,
Richard Simmons show and everything.
Now he's like a recluse.
Jennifer Coolidge, very funny ladies.
Jason Mamoah and Jack Black in the live action Minecraft movie.
Alex Witter said there's a possibility for a fourth Bill and Ted movie.
One of Cana Reeves is interested in that.
A writer for the Lizzie McGuire reboot says it got canceled by Disney because some of
the plot points were not g rated like Lizzie hooking up with an old crush.
That's what X rated what is that?
And Pat Seijack told a wheel of fortune contestant to shut up.
Well, he's leaving the show, right?
So like it's got nothing to lose at this point.
Hey, this is good.
There's an electric scooter for kids that they can ride around the house and it will
actually clean the floors as they go sort of.
You see, there's a mop plate that you could put a paper towel on.
And while they're riding the scooters, the floors get cleaned, it sells for $200.
Or we could put swifters on the bottom of our feet when we walk, which is not a bad idea.
I got to try that.
We have a swiffer mop at home.
I'll put swifters around my feet.
And when I walk, it should clean the floor.
I'm going to try that.
I think it's a brilliant idea.
I just had it.
You can't do it unless you pay me for it.
That's my idea and a quick copy right at this afternoon, put swifters on the bottom of
your feet while you're walking around the house.
It's genius.
You ever go to the grocery store and say, ah, I forgot to do something or you had to
return something and you had to turn around and go right back again and you complained
about it. Guy in Michigan is glad he had to hit the grocery store twice in one day.
See, he went back to return something while he was there.
He said, ah, buy a lottery ticket.
He won a million dollars when I go back to return something.
I get grief.
I don't get a million dollars.
All right.
A male passenger on a flight in India, this is another reason why I don't want to fly.
My wife and I just talked about it the other day about flying.
You know, next trip we go on the issue.
No, and I agree with her.
I kind of argued with her about it, but I agree with her.
I want to fly.
Listen to the story.
Guy in India, male passenger gets trapped inside the plane's bathroom for more than an hour.
It's happened last Tuesday after the door lock malfunction.
Now the crew, the flight crew, slid a note to him under the door that said, sir,
we tried our best to open the door.
However, we could not do not panic.
So if the door is not getting blown off at 16,000 feet, it's getting locked in mid flight.
I mean, remember the other day, two planes collided in Japan on the runway in one burst in the flames.
Nobody I'd heard in that one.
Five people got killed, Coast Guard people got killed in the other plane.
But remember the one that burst in the flames, it happened again in Japan.
Two more planes collided on the runway.
It's getting really bad out there.
I know.
Does anybody check in these planes?
Even those doors, they go, well, the bolts weren't put on correctly.
Wouldn't you think you'd check that stuff before you sell the plane to a company?
I think spirit airlines and Jet Blue wanted to merge and the Fed said, ah, ah,
not going to let it happen because they'll take two economic airlines, you know,
economy class airlines and merge them together and, you know,
everybody's got to pay full affairs.
So they're looking out for us, I guess, but yeah, they're not going to merge.
Remember all the airlines who used to be around, not as a kid yet, Pan Am, Eastern,
Northwest Orient, which became Northwest Airlines.
Now let's see what else we had, had Republic Airlines.
Of course, Midwest Express they had National Airlines.
Well, you couldn't get along.
You couldn't get away with their, um, their advertising line.
They used to have a beautiful model on screen.
They said, hi, my name is Cindy fly me to, you know, Tampa National Airlines.
Yeah, they're all bunch of Allegheny Airlines, Mohawk Airlines, all these airlines,
God, they all merged and merged again and merged again.
So now all we have is like Delta American Airlines and I don't know who else we have.
I have a couple of others, I can't remember them.
All right, it's 618 to WRGN Radio, Pacific Media Station.
I'm Don Rose, and good morning, it's a Friday.
Thank goodness, right?
More coming up, here we are.
I was dialing numbers just to listen to your breath, and I would stand inside my hell and hold the hand of death.
You don't know how far I go, there's this precious thing,
and you don't know how much I feel, how much I can tell, just to reach you, just to reach you,
or to reach you, come to my window,
come inside, wave my my light on the moon, come to my window.
It's 621 to WRGN.
I'm Don Rose, and I want to thank for joining me here today.
Jimmy Kuska is coming up at 706.
He's had the State Teachers Conference in Milwaukee.
He's our sports director at Civic Media.
For today, cloudy with a high-neared 15 cloudy chance of flurries,
just a slight chance, slows around three tonight.
Sunny tomorrow, beautiful day with a high-neared 16,
and sunny Sunday with a high-neared 20.
Right now, it's 11 degrees in cloudy.
I was with Stuart Waddle yesterday.
We were standing outside in front of the building yesterday, and it was like,
what, 13, 14 degrees in sunny?
I mean, actually took my hood off, took my gloves off,
and loosened up my jacket a little bit.
It felt great out.
It really did.
In sports, the badgers will be in Indiana tonight at 630 on WRGN.
The big story of the Packers, two more games to go to the Super Bowl.
They'll take on the 49ers at San Francisco Saturday, 5vm live.
Right here at WRGN.
That's a 3pm start in San Francisco, right?
Let me see, two hours from five hours.
I'll take that back.
Two hours from five o'clock.
Carry the one divided by two square root.
Yeah, I think it's 3pm out there, 5pm here, Saturday.
All right.
Well, if any story was meant for 2020 or date line,
it's this story.
Wait until you hear this.
A family in Colorado left a deep freezer on their front lawn for anyone to take.
You see that occasionally.
It says, you know, take if you want to put on the front lawn.
Turns out there was a human head inside the freezer.
Not a skull ahead.
The freezer was supposedly from the previous owners.
Police are investigating as a possible homicide.
You're telling me the people to put the freezer out there.
The new owners never opened it up to see what was inside.
That's crazy.
Before you put it out,
you open up, see if there's food in there at least.
I mean, you want to take any rotten food out of that thing.
You open up.
You're telling me they open that up and didn't see a human head
sitting inside that freezer.
I got to get Keith Morrison on that story from date line.
Like, pronto.
I didn't hear that story in the news.
I would have thought that would have been of the news.
Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Here's another story that's strange.
Arnold Schwarzenegger detained by customs agents in Munich, Germany
for traveling with an unregistered watch or wristwatch.
He had to pay them $10,000.
You have to register your wristwatch when you come into Germany.
That's crazy.
He had to pay $10,000.
Of course, Arnold's probably got the money, but
I know there's no more to that story.
I got to look it up.
That was that's only part of the story they had.
That's crazy.
Heads and freezers, Arnold paying $10,000 for an unregistered watch.
That's not so.
Hey, a study that only a few of the major airlines in this country actually
have water on board that's safe to drink.
Another reason why it shouldn't fly.
So avoid drinking the coffee or tea on board.
Instead of washing your hands with the airplane bathroom water,
use hand sanitizer every day.
I wake up.
There's another reason not to fly 52 year old woman in Louisiana
or Louisiana was busted for selling kids fake doctors notes so they can skip school.
It's basically up to five years in prison for filing false public records.
I would never have thought to do that.
You know, even if I was a kid in school,
I would never have thought to sell fake doctors notes.
Have you ever faked your parents signature?
On something that you were supposed to bring something home for your parents to sign?
I did.
Not because it was a bad thing.
I forgot to give my mother to sign it and I didn't want to be singled out in the classroom.
When you had certain papers, you had to have them signed.
So I didn't get it signed one day.
And I looked at my mother's signature and I copied it.
My mother worked cursive and she had a very distinctive signature.
Very nice.
The teacher had to know I faked it.
I mean, I was like in second and third grade.
I mean, I couldn't write like that.
But yeah, I wrote my mother's signature on there.
And my mother was in her 80s when I told her that.
I said, do I faked your signature one?
That because she was signing some stuff, some papers and it reminded me of the story.
Because her signature from when she was like in her early 30s to when she was 92, never changed.
She didn't have one of these shaky signatures.
Her signature never changed.
She wrote, she always wrote cursive.
She didn't print her anything.
And that's why I couldn't read a lot of stuff like her passwords.
I had a list of her.
I can't read them because she wrote cursive and you know, she wrote them fast.
But she always had a good handwriting.
And so anyway, bottom line is I faked her signature and I told her when she was her 80s
and she said, really, you did that?
I mean, mom, we're talking, you know, I was second and third grade and said,
why would you do that?
I said, because I forgot to have you sign it.
I didn't want to get singled out in the classroom.
So I brought that ugly skeleton up.
A five year old kid in Arizona calls 911.
He wants a happy meal and it worked.
A cop showed up at his house to do a welfare check just in case something was wrong.
He actually did bring him a happy meal.
It turns out he was fine as dad apologized for the hassle and the police officer told him about
the what you're supposed to do when you call 911.
You're not supposed to call for happy meals, but he got the happy meal.
A poll of 1000 dog owners found 92% feel their dog is part of the family.
Of course your dog is part of the family.
That shouldn't be up for discussion.
62% have brought them a holiday gift.
Of course you do.
They're part of the family.
43% have taken them on vacation.
Only did that once with our pomeranian.
Only did that once.
And 25% have purchased a car or a home with their dog in mind.
Well, I think I ever did that.
I mean, we, the houses I've always had big back yards,
fenced in.
Well, no, I won't say that.
Well, sort of fenced in.
Yeah, fenced in.
Sort of.
Yeah, almost fenced in.
Almost.
Yeah, of course your dog is part of your family.
Why would you even bring that up?
Don't like your neighbors?
Six childhood friends and their spouses in Tennessee pulled all their money together
by 32 acres of farmland.
They built houses and milk built their own neighborhood.
And now all their houses are built.
The six couples and their 17 kids are all living there in their own neighborhood.
That's not bad.
You know, we have to get along with these people.
What if you don't get along?
Now you have, you know, you're stuck in that neighborhood with them.
But that's interesting.
You have, you built your own neighborhood.
I wonder if you can have your own security police to,
I guess you can't just still living in some kind of township and you can't just, you know.
Yeah, I don't, yeah, I'm not, yeah, I don't think so.
All right, let's see what we got here for you today.
Oh, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
We're going to do something here and I forgot what it was.
This goes right out of my head real quick.
No, I forgot what I was going to say.
This happens a lot to me.
I just forgot.
All right, it's Clotty with a hide your 15 degrees today.
Clotty, Jetsa Flurries tonight,
lows around three sunny Saturday and Sunday with a hide your 16 Saturday, 20 on Sunday.
I submit to upper 30s all next week.
We have some news headlines, sports and weather,
straight ahead here at WRJN Radio.
I'm feeling sad and new, you went away, now my life is just a rainy day, and I love you so.
How much you never know, oh, you've got no way in left for me, no name.
Under terrible memories seem to keep haunting me.
Another love so true, that once turned all my grey skies blue,
but you disappeared, now my eyes are filled with tears,
and I'm wishing you were here with me.
So I played this the other day, it's Sugiyaki by an Akapella group called 4PM.
It's in English as you can hear, but this is a remake of an older song from the early 60s
by a guy named Kyu Sakamoto, and I'll tell you his story coming up in just a moment.
This, what I'm going to play now, is the original version, and it wasn't in English.
It was in Japanese, and it was a huge hit of this country.
And this was the only hit Kyu Sakamoto had, and I'll tell you why in just a moment.
I'm going to play this the other day, it's Sugiyaki by an Akapella group called 4PM.
It's in English as you can hear, but this is a remake of an Akapella group called 4PM.
It's in English as you can hear, but this is a remake of an Akapella group called 4PM.
So that was Kyu Sakamoto's version of that 4PM song, this is Sugiyaki.
Now, unfortunately, he died at a very young age, because he was involved in the deadliest
single aircraft accident in history. 520 people were killed in this airplane accident.
The plane crashed into two ridges of a mountain in a Canaan pronounce the name of the mountain
or the city. The city is UNO in Gunma, and they all knew that they were going down.
They just couldn't do anything about it. The plane was losing altitude and crashed into the mountain.
520 people killed the worst single deadliest aircraft accident in the history of the world.
Anyway, so he was a young man when he was in that crash and it took his life at an early age,
and it wasn't that long after the song came out, I believe.
820 people were killed in the plane accident.
The plane crashed into two ridges of a mountain in Gunma, and they all knew that they were going down.
The plane crashed into two ridges of a mountain accident.
The plane crashed into two ridges of a mountain accident.
Anyway, that's a story of two Sakamoto.
I have the songs been done many times in instrumental versions, other vocal versions of the song,
but he's the only Japanese version that I know of. So anyway, that's the story.
All right, it's WRJN Radio. It's 638 coming up at the 706 mark today.
We're going to have Jimmy Cusco is going to be here. He's at the state teachers conference.
It's going on in Milwaukee. He's our sports director here at the station.
And we'll talk to Jimmy. Find out what they're talking about there at the conference.
It was going on all week. Then at 730 today, an expanded edition of our movie segment with
Bret Hoffman of Marcus theaters. Yesterday, we normally at 750, we have my Clements on,
but he was on yesterday because he's traveling to San Francisco today.
And I didn't want to distract anybody on that plane on the way to San Francisco.
There was another plane problem in the news. He was just a few minutes ago.
I was half listening to CBS news. There's another plane problem. Anyway, so we're going to have
a expanded edition of movie talk with Bret Hoffman for Marcus theaters. That's coming up at 730.
Let's see 731, 234, 734. All right. A guy named William Willet invented daylight savings time.
Is a fun fact? William Willet invented daylight savings time. His great, great grandson is Chris
Martin from Coldplay. Wasn't Chris Martin married to a Goldie Hans daughter? I think so.
They might still be married for all I know Leonard Skinnerd.
You know, the group Leonard Skinner, so many great songs from them. Their name is after a gym
teacher named Leonard Skinner. Three of the members of the band had him in school and got in trouble
with him for having a long hair. The name of the band after him is a tongue and cheekle mage.
My brother got in trouble for long hair. Now if you were to see his hair back in high school in 1966,
it wasn't long. It was kind of short by today's standards, but he got thrown out of school. He had
a band and it wasn't, it was, if you saw the picture of it, it's a very neat. He wasn't hanging
down on his shoulders or anything. The back of his hair was touching his collar and these are the
days when everybody had crew cuts in school. So he got sent home from school and we had to get a lawyer
to get him back into school and he got back in, but he had to wear shirt and tie every single day
for a senior year at high school. That was the deal they made with the principal.
Now the principal had a bad taste in his mouth for the Rosen family and next year who was coming
along in high school. I was coming along and I ran it to Mr. Woodworth one day and he said,
is your brother Jeffrey Rosen? I said, oh brother, here I go. And it turns out it was okay,
guys. We're years of Mr. Woodworth and the repercussions of my brother's antics. His hair wasn't
long. If you were to see a picture of it, I have a picture of my phone, see a picture of it,
you see it wasn't long. 49% of people say they have lied about spotty Wi-Fi coverage on a vacation
to get out of having to check in with their boss and do work. Your boss asked you to do work while
you're on vacation. He had to be kidding me. I would disconnect. I wouldn't even answer the phone
if I saw that phone number on. I wouldn't answer it. How dare your boss do that? That's terrible.
I would lie too. Well, I wouldn't lie. I just went in to the phone. I mentioned this many times
already. The good old days when I used to go on vacation as a kid for two weeks. Back in the 60s,
my mom and dad would take my brother and I had vacation for two weeks. There was no contact with
the outside world. We went up to Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, all those places on vacation.
And you didn't have any contact with the outside world or no cell phones. And you weren't going to make
a call from a phone booth because it would have like $50 and nickels and dimes.
A study found doing housework can help cut your risk of death. Yeah, that's what the spouse always
says. Come on. Help me with the housework. It'll be healthy for you. Yeah. They've tried that one
before. It doesn't work. Here's some stats. You really don't want to know about. But I'm going to
tell you anyway, there are up to 50 active serial killers right now in the US. And any given
moment, 50 serial killers are roaming our streets in America. 90% of Americans live within 15
minutes of a Walmart. That's true. CPR only saves lives between five and 10% of the time.
And somewhere between two and four percent of people think the wrong man is their father.
No, my father's out because I look like him. So no, I'm good. I just don't have his gray
hair. My father had gray hair at an early age. Mine's still black. I think you take you after
my mom at 92. She had like two strands of gray hair in her head. She didn't have any gray hair.
My brother didn't have a gray hair either. Let's see here. I'm still worried about that up to 50
active serial killers in the US in any given moment. You know, I remember when I was working,
where was I working? Was I yeah, I guess it was working downtown Milwaukee when they Jeffrey
Dahmer whole thing broke loose. Yeah. And here's a serial killer that was literally we were at
seven that Wisconsin. He was at 19th and Wells. That's where he lived around 19th and well in that
area. And I remember we had a pickup supplies at the palette shop, which was an art store
in downtown Milwaukee. And that's where he used to pick up his victims outside the palette shop.
I mean, you're closer than you think to a serial killer spooky.
Now I'm shaking. A new study found the best sleep is money, the best sleep aid.
Money, money helps you sleep. People making at least $117,000 a year reported getting the best
sleep unemployed people reported getting the worst sleep. Really? Money helps you sleep.
Not me. People always telling you to get married. Here are a few benefits of staying single.
He's been 45 hours less doing chores every week. He had 30 minutes more sleep every night.
You don't have to lie about your finances to anybody. 35% of couples who combined
finances admit they've done that. And I like being married though. I don't have to say that.
I just say it because I want to say it. I don't have to. It's healthy if I do. Study found a
while back four second workouts, four second workouts might be enough to counteract all the
sitting that we do, which makes this new study sound a little less exciting, but both are really
saying the same thing. Scientists at the University of Sydney, Australia say two minutes of exercise
a day can extend your life. I did two minutes. What I'm going to do is during the next newscast
coming up at the top of the hour, I'm going to walk around the room for two minutes and there you go.
I'll jog around the room. I was out jog around the studio that I'm all done for the day.
You scare easily. The state should the most hauntings per capita. Wyoming, Vermont, Kentucky,
and the Dakotas, Florida, Nevada are the least haunted states. You could take a tour around
Thanksgiving of haunted Racine. They take haunted tours downtown Racine.
We're going to talk about that next Halloween, but yeah, they give you can get haunted to us.
When I was in Nashville with my wife, one night we decided we were going to do the touristy
things. They gave a haunted tour of downtown Nashville. They had a guy dressed up as an undertaker.
You really look like an undertaker. He had a light taste to hold in the 1800s to find out where
they're going. Those little candle lights, you know, except I think his was electric.
And he took us on a tour of we a walking tour. It's about 20 of us downtown Nashville.
It was more of a historical tour than anything else. He threw in some scary stories,
but it was nice. You got to walk the streets of Nashville at night and found that a little bit
about all the buildings there. And they said there are people that have seen things in those buildings.
Who knows? Who knows if that's true? It was fun though. It was a nice tour. I like Nashville.
The nice city to go to. It was went to the Country Music Museum, the Hall of Fame Museum.
There's really nice. We went to the the Rhyme in Auditorium too. We're, you know, that's like
the high church of country music. The Rhyme in Auditorium went there.
I know how to get down there in Nashville. The average American says, I need a vacation three
times a week. The main things that causes us to say we want a vacation, stress at work feeling
tired and parenting or family stress. Hmm. I think vacation stress me out. You know what?
The vacations I go on are very nice. My wife plans these. That takes about two weeks for
to plan out of vacation for us. But I thought she should do it for a living. She does a wonderful
job planning out vacations. I mean, we just don't go from eight. We go out of road trips. We don't
go from eight to B. We go from A to B to C to D to E. She plans it out wonderfully.
And I love doing it. Once I'm once I'm in the car and I'm traveling, everything is just super.
Getting there is the most stressful part for me. That's a worry alone. The car ain't going to be okay.
The road's going to be okay. The weather's going to be okay. Now we only travel in the summer. But
still, yeah, it's not worried about all these things. I just need to worry about it. So she,
what she does is she prints it all out. We get in the car and she even plans out the entertainment
in the car. What she does is with the public, we're seeing public library. You can actually get
books on tape on your phone. Check them out on your phone. And we'll hear a book like we heard
we had the Seinfeld book one day in the car. And we travel listening to that. I mean, it was really
fun. I had a good time. I don't love all her trips. The road trips. She plans out. And we said,
all right, pull into this place and she times them out to the exact second, too, and it's very good.
So anyway, yeah, I always have a good time on road trips as long as she plans it out.
I do the driving. She's a navigator and she's the entertainment director on trips.
All right, Clotty. High is near 15 degrees today. Clotty with Florey's lows around three tonight.
Sunshine Saturday and Sunday with a hundred or 16 Saturday, 20 on Sunday. And get this all
next week. High temperatures in the mid to upper 30s near 40. Don't you love it? All right,
coming up on some news headlines in just a moment. Also coming up. Let's see. I mean,
Cussie's going to be here at 706. Talk about the teachers conference going on in Milwaukee.
At the bottom of the hour is 734-ish. We will talk to Brett Hoppen for the full half hour today.
Talking movies. I'm going to ask him about this movie Saltburn. They were talking about it on
night light last night with Pat Schwabba. Yeah, I got to find it. They were talking about this movie
like it's the best of the year. And I never heard of it before. Let's see if Brett heard of it.
Saltburn.
649 at WRG. And I'm Don Rosen. This is Civic Media. Home town radio. Refreshed on your Friday morning.
This is what I don't understand about snorey. There's no transition period between saying good
night and snorey. There's not like a 10-second window of opportunity where I too could fall asleep.
It's just simply him talking. Good night, honey.
You know what I'm just looking at them and go, you're awake one second ago.
I'm fully conscious in talking and now I'm not awake for self-op.
Literally a pin could drop in my work. It's like, but I'm expected to sleep through.
Jurassic Park.
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Hearts
the
needed me so feel very great I come back
we're getting new and for being forget with love
we want to know open up your eyes
there you'll realize here I stand with my
ever last in love
be by my side
want to be your bride
you'll never be the night
ever last in love
from the new very start
open up your heart
be your last in part of ever last in love
it's 6-53 at WR&C and radio
I want to thank you for joining us here on this Friday morning
cloudy in 11 degrees right now and we're seeing
dust that snow if you windows don't drive with your back window full of snow
it takes you back what 15 seconds 10 seconds they get that
dust off your car you deal with your sleeve just knock it off
well I feel a flow no one really knows
the sun was at a show the weight of life in love
like the sun and shine and the sweet shine
you always put me in my heart
any versions of that song there have been
whatever you got the rubber night version which is the original
linear Carl Carpon had a hit version of that song
I think Laurie a step on
running for the next group to come along
and do a version of it
6-53 at WR&C and from our new centers to which a
waddles our news director watching these stories this morning and more
if you've got some snow you want to move it quick
tonight through Sunday winchills will be between 10 and 25 degrees below zero
warming centers the most communities are still running
providing a place for people to avoid the cold
you can call 211 to find the warming center closest to you a reminder
the temperatures could hit 40 next week with rain and the forecast
two members of the Raymond school board
general wise and Gwen Keller are facing a special election on February 27th
following the certification of recall petitions recall stems from the
board's decision not to renew the contract for principal Jeff Peterson
who allegedly who alleged discrimination based on his sexual orientation
the Raymond community for truth and transparency committee collected over
600 signatures prompting the special election
it's believed big band is the destination for the vice president next week
vice president Kamala Harris is set to launch a nationwide fight for
reproductive freedom store beginning with a speech in walk a show counting on
Monday the date corresponds with the 51st anniversary of the row versus
weight decision specific details about the visit haven't been released yet
regional rail service is getting a closer inspection the canosa city council
and past resolution this week in support of a regional rail line connecting
connocia recene and Milwaukee the resolution emphasizes the city's
coordination and cooperation with the recene to pursue the development and
construction of the krm regional rail line
despite the vocal support there's no money involved in the connocia
resolution the rail line has the potential to connect the metro trains going
to Chicago those are the stories to which a wattles our news director is
keeping his eye on today he'll have news throughout the entire day today
right here on WRJN radio just quick reminder at hospice alliance they
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alliance dot org that's hospice alliance dot org six fifty six at WRJN radio
you know working too much to make you go bald a new study found men who work
more than fifty two hours a week lose their hair twice as fast as men
work less than forty hours i don't think that's true i used to work fifty two
hours a week uh... we've got a few unwritten rules in life that everyone should
follow right these down if you finish the coffee make more
don't tag people in facebook photos if they don't look good
and never tell a pregnant woman she looks huge and here's another thing
never go up to a woman and say hey congratulations on what well you're pregnant right
i'm not pregnant i can't even care but keep your mouth shut
you know talk about those coffee cups got a story for you i got a story about
everything uh... what i was at the uh... station in Milwaukee radio station
coffee cups weren't getting clean people leaving them all over the place now i
don't drink coffee i never had a cup of coffee in my life
but anyway these people were leaving their coffee dirty coffee mugs all over the
place so they said well here's what we're going to do every week a new person
be assigned to clean the coffee cups every day
and i said well that's not fair i don't drink coffee i don't use coffee mugs
and i don't ask people to clean up after me
so my boss said to me listen i know you don't want to do it just do it for me
okay just we want peace in the family here just do it for me if you go south on this
everyone's going to want to go south on it
so i said all right so my first day of cleaning the mugs i have this like a little
container they were in and i dropped it i don't remember if i dropped it on purpose or not
i may have and i broke half the mugs they they shattered all over the floor
and he said you did that on purpose i said i didn't do it on purpose but anyway you
shouldn't have me cleaning the mugs if i don't know how to bring him to the sink
so it lasted one day that was it so you know i don't know why people can't clean
their own stuff up i really don't understand that
to these lockwood from rsene county i was telling me one day she was in i need coffee i need coffee
i said i wish we had a coffee maker here and the strange part was we were walking past the coffee
maker to get into the studio every day tons of coffee there all the little containers of coffee
there's cream and sugar there's stirrish cups and everything we walked by it every time
she was here and never noticed it sitting there only because i don't drink coffee so i don't look
for it but you figure she would have noticed it you know you get that coffee radar in you
you can spot coffee anywhere i'm don rose and you're at wrch and radio 1400 AM 99.9 FM and
rsene 98.1 FM and Kenosha coming up Jimmy Cusco is going to be here we're talking about the
state education conference going on in Milwaukee these are sports director heard civic media
that's straight ahead then in 730 we're talking movies