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Today is first time caller day on American Family Radio's Trivia Friday

Visit afa.netwarrior it's first time caller day on Trivia Friday. The number to call with your question or your answer to A question is 888-589-8840. It is first time callers, so start lining up, folks. If you've never been on the show with us, today could be your day.

Tim Wildmon So first time callers only. Today we're going to ask three questions each.

Ed Vitagliano The quack of a duck does not produce an echo. Is that true or false?

Tim Wildmon That falls under the category of it's just wrong. hey, good morning, everybody, and welcome to Trivia Friday on American Family Radio. Thanks for listening. And we are live here today. Beats the alternative, doesn't it, being live. all right. I'm Tim Wildmon with Ed Battagliano. Good morning, brother Ed.

Ed Vitagliano Good morning, Tim.

Tim Wildmon J.J. jasper just returned home from Africa.

Ed Battagliano I was in Africa last week and it's great to be home. Dorothy was right. Hey, when I was younger, years and years ago, I thought that rich people listened to bows and all the rest of us listen to Sony. Now, looking back, I think that was just stereotypes.

Ed Vitagliano Hey, listen, that's a new one.

Ed Battagliano Stereotype.

Ed Vitagliano That's a new one. That's. That's a dad joke I haven't heard before. All right, that was good. That's clever.

Tim Wildmon Welcome home.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah. Welcome home.

Ed Battagliano Thank you. What a blessing. Yeah, it was amazing.

Ed Vitagliano By the way, the number this it is first time callers, the number to call. If you've never been on the program.

Tim Wildmon With us time callers, only first time.

Ed Vitagliano Callers, you have a shot. And here's how you get on by calling this number. 8885-898840-88858-9840. you have to be 11 years old or older, but other than that, first timers.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. Jj, what happens if folks answer the mystery question correctly?

Ed Battagliano If you land on the my it correctly. Now, you don't know which one it is, but it's going to be one of these original nine questions. If you land on the mystery question, answer it correctly, you're Going to hear this sound. Ah. the beloved cowbell. And if you listen closely, that sounds a little bit like Swahili, not just American cowbell. And, you're going to win a really nice AFR ball cap.

Tim Wildmon Yes. So, but now if they. You said they don't know what the mystery question is, Right?

Ed Battagliano Right.

Ed Vitagliano They don't.

Ed Battagliano They don't know which one of these. But it's going to be one of these original nine question know.

Tim Wildmon But now if they know, they got a gift.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, yes.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, they got a gift. You know, they could.

Ed Vitagliano If they knew.

Tim Wildmon They knew which one was a m. Mystery question.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Am I right? They would have a special talent.

Ed Vitagliano They would have some kind of a talent. I don't know where it would come from.

Tim Wildmon Clairvoyant.

Ed Battagliano Yeah, you can have talent like that.

Ed Vitagliano It's just that kind of, extra sympathetic perception. I think it's sensory, but anyway, it's a little bit of a joke there. Oh, I got it. Oh, yeah.

Get lined up to ask a trivia question or answer on American Family Radio

Tim Wildmon All right. So people, are welcome to call and get on the. Get lined up to be on the radio and ask a trivia question or answer. Or we prefer you to do both. We, this is Trivia Friday, but we also call this learning university right here on American Family Radio. So, Ed, go ahead with your question.

Ed Vitagliano All right, Here are my three questions. The famous 1932 movie the Mummy, hm. Starring Boris Karloff was inspired by the opening of the tomb of what Egyptian pharaoh? The famous 1932 movie the Mummy, starring Borlace Boris Karloff, was inspired by the opening of the tomb of what Egyptian pharaoh?

Tim Wildmon Not just any pharaoh.

Ed Vitagliano No, not just any pharaoh.

Tim Wildmon There's a special pharaoh.

Ed Vitagliano Special.

Tim Wildmon Special pharaoh. Special K. Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano second question. Another little trip down memory lane. The famous. The famous vampire novel Dracula was written in 1897. I looked this up. I didn't realize it was this old. Who wrote it? Who wrote the novel Dracula?

Tim Wildmon You know what that is? That's a deep dive into literature.

Ed Vitagliano Literature.

Tim Wildmon Am I right?

Ed Vitagliano Literature.

Ed Battagliano I'm wondering about this penchant for mummies and vampires and. What kind of pizzas have you been eating?

Tim Wildmon Not even near Halloween.

Ed Vitagliano I don't know why, but I didn't sleep too good last night.

Ed Battagliano Well, I can tell you why.

You moved on from vampires when you were 9, right

Ed Vitagliano All right, third question.

Tim Wildmon If vampires don't scare me anymore. They don't? Nah. why? I moved on.

Ed Vitagliano You moved on from vampires?

Tim Wildmon Vampires, yeah. They don't.

Ed Vitagliano Did they scare you when you.

Tim Wildmon I don't even budge when I see them on TV anymore.

Ed Vitagliano Did did they used to scare you when you were a kid?

Tim Wildmon When I was 9.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, okay.

Ed Battagliano Yeah. Then you start adulting, and then you get terrified about IRS auditors.

Ed Vitagliano Who also suck your blood until you got nothing left.

Third question: If you engage in stern mutation, what are you doing

All right, third question. If you engage in stern mutation.

Ed Battagliano Come on.

Ed Vitagliano What are you doing? If you engage in stern mutation, what are you doing? And we've all done it.

Ed Battagliano And is there a support group? Is there a 12 step program?

Tim Wildmon you do that too much. You go to the hospital so you could. Stern irritation.

Ed Battagliano Am I up? Stern irritation. My turn.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, your turn.

Ed Battagliano Here's what I've got.

In 2018, Judge Judy was the highest paid TV host

First question. In which city will you find the Liberty Bell? In which city will you find the Liberty Bell? Second question, Bible question. What are the names of Joseph's two sons? Joseph, who you know, was sold as a slave, he was in the prison, became second to Pharaoh. That Joseph. what are the names of Joseph's two sons? Third question, true or false? In 2018, Judge Judy was the highest paid TV host. Is that true?

Tim Wildmon What, year or false?

Ed Battagliano 2018. In 2018, Judge Judy was the Highest Paid TV.

Tim Wildmon Why do I want to say Judy?

Ed Battagliano You can say that.

Ed Vitagliano Judy, Judy, Judy, Judy, Judy.

After dogs and cats, what is the third most popular pet category

Tim Wildmon All right, Here are my three questions. Number one, after dogs and cats, what is the third most popular pet category in the U.S. we Americans, after dogs. And 65 million households have dogs.

Ed Battagliano It's all about guinea pigs.

Tim Wildmon 40. Good guess.

Ed Battagliano Oh, don't say that. I was just blurting that out.

Tim Wildmon Yes. But anyway, after dogs and cats, what is the third most popular pet the U.S. and it's kind of a category. Okay, number two, sticking along the lines of, 1, 2, 3. Here. Okay, so among, again, among Americans, the top four beef. Excuse me? Top four meats are obvious. Chick. The most popular.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Most consumed. Chicken, beef, pork and fish. I mean, you get those four. That's 99% most of the. But what is the fifth most consumed meat?

Ed Battagliano Oh.

Tim Wildmon After chicken, chicken, beef, pork and fish. And then what's number five? Monk. And, that's one of those things.

Ed Vitagliano Like jj, I would blurt out a couple of things, but I. I might be right.

Ed Battagliano You're right here.

Tim Wildmon All right.

What major city has the highest average temperature during the summer

And here's my third question right here.

Ed Battagliano That's what I got.

Tim Wildmon Okay. It is. It is summertime in America. Right.

Ed Battagliano And when it sure is into Africa.

Tim Wildmon Is winter in Africa.

Ed Battagliano Winter. Yeah.

Tim Wildmon It's the last that I'm not there.

Ed Battagliano Upper 50s, upper 30s, low 40s at night.

Tim Wildmon Winter in Africa, it's summertime. We're out here in the good old U.S. of A. Yeah. And I want to know what major city this is in an obscure place. Okay. What major city has the highest average temperature in the US during the summer.

Ed Vitagliano Here in the US in the United.

Tim Wildmon States, what major city has the highest average temperature?

Ed Vitagliano That's a good question.

Tim Wildmon In the summertime.

Ed Battagliano Well, it's not really the heat. It's if it's a dry heat. So we need to factor that in when we try to come up with the right answer.

Tim Wildmon Dry heat. Like enough.

Ed Battagliano It's a dry heat. It's an oven. Isn't that what they always tell us?

Tim Wildmon Yeah. Are we ready to go here?

Ed Vitagliano We're ready.

Tim Wildmon Let's rock and roll.

Ed Vitagliano All right. Hey, guess what? We're going to Washington State.

Tim Wildmon What are we talking?

Ed Vitagliano Right? And looks like Carolus. Not careless, but Carolus. first of all, welcome to the program. Did I pronounce your name correctly?

Caroline Hello, sir. I think you're Carlos.

Ed Vitagliano Carlos.

Tim Wildmon Okay, That's a big difference. Yeah, you just.

Ed Vitagliano I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna throw our call screener under the bus.

Tim Wildmon It says Carlos.

Ed Vitagliano She just. No, she just changed it. I mean, or it could be a he. I don't know. I'm not giving out a name.

Tim Wildmon Let's but restore some dignity to this show, Carlos.

Ed Vitagliano Sorry. Sorry about that. All right, welcome, welcome to the program.

Tim Wildmon Tell us where you live there, Carlos.

Caroline I live in a small town still, Akum. you may have heard of it to. My wife called a few months ago.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, wonderful.

Caroline South of Tacoma.

Ed Vitagliano Okay.

Ed Battagliano One of my son in law's grew up in Tacoma. Oh yeah, Good area there.

Tim Wildmon One of our, one of our radio station. First radio stations we ever put on the AFR network. Sunnyside. That's right, Sunnyside, Washington. But that's not near you. That's on the other side of state, right?

Caroline I believe so, sir. I'm not from here. I'm stationed at Fort Lewis, known as jblm.

Ed Battagliano M. Thank you for your service.

Carlos: I try to go through the Bible every year

Tim Wildmon All right, Carlos, Ask, answer or both. What do you want to do here?

Caroline I'm gonna do both.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Caroline I'd like to go with. I'm liking Tim's questions, but I'm gonna have to answer the Joseph, the biblical question. Joseph's two sons.

Ed Battagliano Good. Great way to start us out there, Carlos. Here's the question. what are the names of Joseph's two sons?

Caroline And that would be Ephraim and Manasseh.

Ed Battagliano Nicely done.

Tim Wildmon Is that how we get like the town in Virginia, Manassas Is that where that comes from? The. Is that a biblic name?

Ed Vitagliano I don't know.

Ed Battagliano You know, Yeah, I don't know, but it's nice. It's pretty interesting how Jacob, acknowledged them as tribes and took those children on as his own children. A whole lot of,

Tim Wildmon How'd you know this, Carlos?

Caroline Oh, well, I'm just reading through the Bible. several. I try to go through it every year. Doesn't always happen, but I just finished Deuteronomy and I'm in Joseph and, talking about the division of the tribes, and that's the tribe that was split. Joseph.

Ed Battagliano Right.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Battagliano And then when Jacob, when he was giving out his blessings, if you think about it, then Joseph said, here's my sons, and he crossed his hands. No, no, no. You're putting your hand on the wrong one. And Jacob might have been remembering back when he and his mom conspired to trick his dad.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, but that's.

Ed Battagliano That's a whole lot, whole lot in those.

Tim Wildmon So you're reading through the Bible, every year?

Caroline it doesn't happen all every year, but yes, I tried. I read through it.

Tim Wildmon Why not, Carlos? What's. What's the problem? Why can't we get through the Bible once a year?

Ed Battagliano Oh, my goodness, Carlos, you don't have to.

Caroline I guess the bottom line is sin.

Tim Wildmon you know, we make time for what we want to do.

Ed Battagliano Oh, my word.

Tim Wildmon I'm just here as an encourager, Carlos.

Ed Battagliano Tim is a coach at heart. So that whole thing about no excuses.

Tim Wildmon And, you know, it says the. Says the man who gives up March 22 and trying to get through the Bible in a year, it's hard to do. Yeah, it's hard to do.

Ed Battagliano Hey, seriously, good for you.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Battagliano getting in the word, allowing the word to get in.

Tim Wildmon The important thing is you read the Bible every day.

Ed Battagliano Amen.

Tim Wildmon The chapter, two chapters, whatever.

Ed Battagliano Yes.

Tim Wildmon Whether you get to it in a year or not, I don't know. Well, food. All right. You will. Go ahead, Carlos. Fire away.

Question: When Trump is slapping a tariff, what impact does it have

Caroline All right. I know tariff talks might be coming up. I've been long time listener and I. I heard they're coming up. So the question is in regards to that.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Caroline Yeah, I hope to hear it Monday. I can't wait to hear the great news. The force of a man slapped is. And here's your options. 5,000 foot pounds, 18,000 foot pounds or 25,000 foot pounds?

Ed Vitagliano A man's slap.

Caroline Yeah.

Ed Battagliano Wow.

Caroline When we're slapping. When Trump is slapping a tariff, do you think it would be equate to 5,000, 18,000 or 25,000 foot pounds.

Tim Wildmon Why do I think about the Three Stooges when I think about slapping around? Yeah, he's got curly that knows.

Ed Battagliano Well, if he's got an additional question about poking somebody in the eye, you know, be right there tracking.

Ed Vitagliano Carlos, do you know the Three Stooges are. You're probably a younger fellow. Do you. Do you know?

Tim Wildmon I,

Caroline Am I, ah. I am not younger. I do know who they are.

Ed Vitagliano Okay.

Caroline but you're.

Tim Wildmon You're asking if. If a. If a average man, slaps.

Ed Vitagliano They do those things. You ever see them where they have those slapping contests?

Tim Wildmon I know there's fried chicken makes you want to slap your mama. That's what they advertise.

Ed Battagliano Hey, look, we got a guess here. I'm gonna go with the low number, 5,000 or whatever it was.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, I'm gonna go with. I'm gonna go with 18,000 just to be different. I have zero idea, though.

Tim Wildmon 18,000?

Ed Battagliano What, like, foot.

Ed Vitagliano Foot.

Ed Battagliano Foot pounds.

Tim Wildmon Foot pounds?

Ed Battagliano That's. Yeah, that's what he's measuring.

Ed Vitagliano I'm not even pretending to know what Kylos is talking about. I guess it's a velocity. Velocity and impact.

Tim Wildmon So it's geometry, what we're talking about here. I think. All right, Carlos. I don't know. Answer. What's the. What's the answer?

Caroline Well, according to A plus physics, it's, 18,439 foot pounds.

Ed Battagliano Wow.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Just a guess.

Ed Battagliano Yeah, that's nothing to bruise your cheek right there.

Tim Wildmon No, nothing happens by accident. Ed.

Ed Vitagliano Is that right?

Tim Wildmon No, it's. Got it. You got it right, because you were. You're living a. You're living a blessed life. Oh, wow.

Ed Vitagliano Okay, that's, later on in the show when I get it wrong, but I'm gonna be an indication what.

Ed Battagliano Carlos.

Tim Wildmon All right, thank you.

Ed Battagliano Carlos did as proud coming right out of the shoot as the first one on. And where do we get that?

Tim Wildmon Where do we get that? Right out of the shoot?

Ed Battagliano J.

Ed Vitagliano thank you for serving our country to Carlo.

Ed Battagliano I think rodeo stuff that I shoot. Maybe even, like, a, Kentucky Derby or something, because they're.

Tim Wildmon They have a shoot. Yeah, yeah.

Ed Battagliano All right. And the shoots open.

Tim Wildmon I got.

Ed Vitagliano Okay.

Tim Wildmon You're listening to Trivia Friday on afr. Tim, Ed and jj. Go ahead, Ed, who's.

Johnny is on the line with Trivia Friday. Johnny, welcome to the show

Ed Vitagliano All right. We're going to Tennessee now, and Johnny is on the line. Johnny, welcome to Trivia Friday. Well, thank you, good to be on the program with you. Esteemed professors.

Tim Wildmon Well, Johnny, listen, we try. Yes, sir, we try to stay humble.

Ed Battagliano Johnny, thank you for your honesty. Where in Tennessee?

Ed Vitagliano I live, outside of Brownsville, about a third of the way between Memphis and Nashville.

Ed Battagliano Okay. Hey, you want to ask, answer, or do? Both, sir.

Ed Vitagliano I'll give us. Give a shot at both of them.

Ed Battagliano All right, which one you feel confident about?

Ed Vitagliano Well, there's a couple of them. I think I'll go with the Liberty Bell question.

Ed Battagliano Here's the question.

Tim Wildmon The drama bills.

Ed Battagliano In which city will you find the Liberty Bell?

Ed Vitagliano Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Tim Wildmon Hey, what about if you had missed that? We're going to ship you to Europe, there.

Ed Battagliano Johnny, I don't think everybody knows that.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, I know.

Ed Battagliano The way he said he was torn.

Ed Vitagliano I was torn between that and the, Pharaoh question. And I figured the Liberty Bell might have a better chance winning a hat. Well, you were right.

Ed Battagliano You sure were. Wait.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, the AFR ball cap, which I'm holding up for those watching on the Internet, YouTube, or our own streaming service or Facebook. I'm holding it up. We'll send you the ball cap. And, Johnny, very good. Yes, the Liberty Bell. And jj, you. Your family went visit two years ago.

Ed Battagliano We saw it. It was a real honor. And, Johnny, you sound like a guy that might wear a ball cap, so you're going to love this AFR cap.

Tim Wildmon Well, thank you, Johnny. Fire away, man. What do you got for us?

A caller had a question about a Hurdy Gertie last week

Ed Vitagliano All right, last week, later in the show, a caller had a question about a Hurdy Gertie. Can you name a movie, a, famous movie that Hurty Gertie was played in the name of the, actor that played it.

Tim Wildmon All right, hold on just a minute. Hurdy Gertie, that's not like an internal injury, right? That's.

Ed Battagliano No, here's the deal. Hurty Gertie is a second cousin twice removed of the Hokey Pokey. So it all goes back to roller skating, back when they was wooden floors and not that hard surface where you could really hurt yourself.

Ed Vitagliano That's right.

Tim Wildmon A Hurt Hurdy Gertie. Can you tell us what that is, or is that giveaway?

Ed Vitagliano Well, y' all had it last week, and it was.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, yeah, it was a. So what? So repeat the question real quick.

Ed Vitagliano Well, it. I can tell you what it is. Yeah.

Ed Battagliano I'm curious.

Ed Vitagliano It's an last we.

Tim Wildmon Oh, that's right.

Ed Vitagliano It was an instrument from the medieval era, I think.

Tim Wildmon there was an era called medieval. You know that.

Ed Vitagliano Yes.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon So. So what's the question, though? Related to the Hurdy Gertie.

Ed Vitagliano There was a famous movie that someone played the Hurdy Gurdy in. And, I want the name of the movie name of the actor that played it.

Ed Battagliano Oh, they played that instrument. Okay, I'm clear now.

Tim Wildmon Oh, man, there's been, so many.

Ed Vitagliano Movies where they played a Hurtie Gertie.

Tim Wildmon It's just hard to pick one, you know? I'm saying Harrison Ford. Whoa.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, yeah.

Tim Wildmon I could hear ever more.

Ed Vitagliano That was in one of those Indiana Jones movies.

Tim Wildmon He was Hurty Gertie.

Ed Vitagliano Where they were.

Tim Wildmon Right. Trying to find the volcano.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Try to play in the Hurdy, Gertie.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon and then those Indians came up and saved him. You remember that?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon And then the seals came and pulled him away into the ocean.

Ed Vitagliano And not the Navy seals either. Real seals.

Tim Wildmon I don't know. I don't know, Fellas, I think we're stumped.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, got us, Johnny. The movie was Captain's Courageous. And actor was Spencer Tracy. Spencer Tracy played the Hurdy Gertie.

Tim Wildmon Yep. now, now, Spencer Tracy, you're talking 40s here, right? 40s, 50s.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, 40s, early 50s.

Tim Wildmon Somewhere in there, black and white.

Ed Vitagliano He did play in some movies in the 60s, because he played in a very famous movie at the time of probably 67, 68. Look who's coming to dinner.

Tim Wildmon What was that about?

Ed Vitagliano Sydney Paudier. It was a kind of racial thing where, Spencer Tracy and his wife. I forget who, Maybe Katherine Hepburn, I don't know, but their daughter came home with Sidney Poitier.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Who is black.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano For dinner. And it was all about, you know, racial things. So. Yeah, anyway, that was in the 60s, but he was mostly in the 40s and 50s.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano And,

Tim Wildmon All right, thank you, brother Johnny. Appreciate it, man.

Ed Battagliano have a great week.

Tim Wildmon Yes. Stay on the phone.

Ed Vitagliano We're going to put you on hold. Johnny, Sandy will get your, information. She'll misspell your name, probably, but, she will, get your information.

Tim Wildmon That was unnecessary.

Ed Vitagliano I'm just welcoming her to the program.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, unnecessary slap.

Dirk is on the line with Trivia Friday from Waco

Ed Vitagliano All right, let's go to Texas, and Dirk is on the line. Dirk, welcome to Trivia Friday.

Caroline Thank you, guys.

Tim Wildmon Thank you so much.

Caroline Good to talk to you guys finally.

Tim Wildmon Well, thank you, Dirk. Where are you calling from in Texas?

Ed Battagliano Waco.

Caroline Or some people call it Wacko.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Ed Battagliano Yes, sir.

Tim Wildmon Yes. Been there many times, as is J.J. howdy. Yes, absolutely.

Ed Vitagliano Howdy, Dirk.

Ed Battagliano You want to ask.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Battagliano Oh, my.

Caroline My, aunt who used to live in Houston told me when I was Moving here, she says, well, you better get used to riding horses. I guess she thought it was pretty backwoods here, but it's.

Ed Vitagliano It's a nice city.

Ed Battagliano it is a nice city. Yeah. You got Baylor and you got the Dr. Pepper where that was invented. You got a lot of good stuff there. The, Texas Ranger Museum. Whole lot happening there. Hey, you want to ask answer or do both, Dirk?

Tim Wildmon I think. I think I'll do both.

Tim had a question about house pets

Caroline Tim had a question about house pets.

Tim Wildmon Oh, yes, I sure did. Here's the question.

Ed Battagliano Gonna, find out more about canaries.

Tim Wildmon The. The most pop. The most popular pets in the US Are number one, dogs. That's no surprise. No surprise. Number two, cats.

6.1 million American households do have birds

But now we come to what is the third most popular pet or pet category, you could say, I guess, in the United States of America. what is the answer to that?

Caroline I would say it's birds.

Tim Wildmon birds are number five. wow. Yeah, 6.1 million American households do have birds. Like, what, like parakeets?

Ed Battagliano Parakeets, canaries, things like that. A lot of our listeners work in the coal mine, and it's kind of, having a pet and a safe.

Tim Wildmon Take it home with you.

Ed Battagliano Well, osha.

Tim Wildmon So you pack a lunch and pack.

Ed Battagliano That's right. That's right. Having a canary.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah. Because if you don't have a, like, a radon detector or smoke detector, just have your parakeet.

Ed Battagliano Your canary.

Ed Vitagliano Canary.

Ed Battagliano Yeah, yeah, yeah, That's. So it's kind of a dual purpose. You got a sweet little pet and OSHA approved.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. And the carinary falls over. You got problems.

Ed Vitagliano Yes, you do.

Tim Wildmon Go ahead. So that you missed it. But you made a good guess.

Ed Battagliano That's right. You made it easy for the next person.

Tim Wildmon Birds are number five. Dogs number one, cats, number two, birds number five. Okay, go ahead. What's your question for us?

The average atmospheric pressure at sea level is 29.92 pounds per square inch

Caroline Alrighty. So the average atmospheric pressure at sea level is. Is what per square inch on the.

Tim Wildmon On the human?

Caroline So the weight of the atmosphere on our bodies.

Ed Battagliano 29.92.

Ed Vitagliano You know, M. I'm gonna guess 18,000 foot pounds.

Tim Wildmon Okay. Because that y' all's final answer.

Ed Vitagliano That paid off.

Ed Battagliano 29.92 or 29.

Tim Wildmon Well, I'll tell you what. If y' all would have more meaningful conversations with your wives about such matters, okay. Like, Allison and I were talking about this.

Ed Vitagliano Straighten us out, man.

Tim Wildmon We were talking about this at dinner. I, Monday night.

Ed Battagliano What'd you come up with?

Tim Wildmon What. What, Dirk's talking about here and. Dirk, what was that? Second part of the equation, so make sure I'm fast.

Caroline JJ, has a JJ mentioned, he mentioned 29.92. I think he's talking about inches of inches, right?

Ed Battagliano I. I wanted to know pounds per square inch. Oh, okay, I've got inches. Barometric pressure at sea level. Aviator.

Tim Wildmon I asked what the second part of the equation was, Dirk. Did you get back to that? What is that? Sir, the average atmospheric pressure at sea level is, Okay.

Ed Battagliano In pounds per square inch.

Tim Wildmon Okay. All right, well, I'm, I'm doing the math and, we're going to take a short time out right here and I'll have you answered when we get back, okay?

Ed Vitagliano Okay.

Ed Battagliano You got to keep him over.

Ed Vitagliano We'll be right back.

Tim Wildmon Hold on there, Dirk.

Over 60% of abortions happen through the abortion pill

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Tim Wildmon Is smarter than the average pair.

Ed Vitagliano Cookie Bear is always in the ranger's.

Caroline Head at a picnic table. You will find him there stuffing down.

Tim Wildmon More goodies from the average fair.

Ed Vitagliano He will sleep till noon, but before.

Tim Wildmon It starts, he'll have every picnic basket that's in jelly has it better than a billionaire. That's because he's smarter than the average. All right, that's from the Academy Award winning, cartoon series. Academy Award winning Dougie Bear. Yeah, who had, some stellar.

Ed Battagliano There you go.

Lockwood asks Dirk what is the average atmospheric pressure at sea level

Tim Wildmon All right, so Dirk is on the line with us from Texas. And when we, went to Bragg, Dirk had asked Dirk, give us a question and the answer, please, sir.

Ed Vitagliano Oh.

Caroline So the question was, what is the average atmospheric pressure in pounds per square.

Tim Wildmon Inch at sea level?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, Tim was working on the math on that, but his, his slide rule broke and, he was unable to come up with the full answer.

Tim Wildmon I was almost there. I don't know, somebody interrupted me. Which happens.

Ed Battagliano You have to use an advocates to get the right answer. Right. He's counting on his fingers. But then when he started taking his socks off.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, we just said it's over.

Tim Wildmon All right, Dirk, what's the answer?

Ed Battagliano That's no, Lockwood.

Caroline It is 14.7 pounds per square inch.

Ed Vitagliano 14.7.

Tim Wildmon Interesting.

Caroline Yeah, yeah, it's kind of interesting, you know, that God knew the pressure that.

Tim Wildmon Was going to be, put down.

Caroline On our body, so he made us able to withstand that pressure, otherwise we would explode.

Ed Vitagliano Ah, I've seen people.

Ed Battagliano We'd implode.

Ed Vitagliano I've seen people, that happen to him. Dirk. Usually it's at, all you can eat buffet.

Tim Wildmon They exploded.

Ed Vitagliano They. Oh, yeah, it's. It, it's. It kind of. It put a real damper on the rest of. My wife and I are dating.

Tim Wildmon I can understand that. You know, you should get a free meal when that happens. You know what I'm saying? You have to endure that.

Ed Vitagliano Should, you know, some people just, well, put the fork away.

Ed Battagliano You know, realize if you come up too fast from a buffet, sometimes you get the bins.

Tim Wildmon All right. Thank you, Dirk. Appreciate it, my friend.

Ed Battagliano You think that made the scuba divers smile?

Ed Vitagliano I think so. Made me smile.

Tim Wildmon Get the bands.

Ed Battagliano Yes.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

In 2018, Judge Judy was the highest paid TV host. True or false

All right, so, let's go ahead and, reset our question. Yeah, I think we need to just reset our questions.

Ed Vitagliano All right, here are my three. I've never haven't even gotten anybody taking a shot at these, but the famous 1932.

Ed Battagliano How do you go? M. And it's loaded with sarcasm. I didn't say anything because we've known him for 30 years. All he did is go. And we just.

Ed Vitagliano I know exactly what he was thinking.

Ed Battagliano Acres of sar.

Ed Vitagliano Famous. The famous 1932 movie The Mummy, starring Boris Karloff, was inspired by the opening of the tomb of what Egyptian pharaoh? When you hear the answer, it's, you're gonna go, that's incredibly easy. Second, of all, and I thought about this because I started with the Mummy. And so I got this information. The famous vampire novel Dracula was written in 1897. Who wrote it? and then third question. If you engage in stern mutation, what are you Doing? If you engage in Stern Mutation, what are you doing? All of us have done it, and.

Tim Wildmon You get what you deserve.

Ed Vitagliano And I'm saying that's right.

Ed Battagliano all right, here's what I've got. First question. True or false. In 2018, Judge Judy was the highest paid TV host. Is that true or false? 2018, Judge Judy was the highest PAID TV host.

Ed Vitagliano True or false.

Ed Battagliano second question. What decade was the first super bowl played?

Ed Vitagliano Oh, good.

Ed Battagliano Which decade was the first super bowl played? Third question. Phoebe and Mosey. Phoebe and Mosey changed her name after she became a famous Wild west sharpshooter. Which name do we know her by?

Tim Wildmon Well, baby and what now?

Ed Battagliano Phoebe and Mosey. That's not going to mean a lot to you, but she became a famous, very famous, legendary Wild west sharpshooter. So what's the name that we know her?

Ed Vitagliano Well, whatever. Whatever it was she picked, it was an improvement.

Tim Wildmon Then, Phoebe.

Ed Battagliano Ah.

Tim Wildmon Mosium. Mosley. Mosley. That's, like a. A purse.

Ed Vitagliano One of those. Phoebe Mosey.

Tim Wildmon Oh, no.

Ed Vitagliano It's cozy.

Tim Wildmon Sorry, Couch coach. You get your Phoebe and Moses first.

Ed Battagliano Moses.

Tim Wildmon What?

Ed Battagliano Not Moses. Mosey. Phoebe, like the song Ring around the maybe like furniture.

Tim Wildmon Doesn't it sound like a furniture store? Hey, let's go down to Phoebe and Moses.

Ed Battagliano Somebody out. Moses, not Moses. Somebody out there is named Phoebe.

Tim Wildmon Get a reaction out of you, and you got it.

Most popular pets in the US are dogs, cats, birds

All right, Trivia Friday it is on American Family Radio. My questions are as follows. here we go. Most popular pets in the US Are dogs, cats, birds. Dogs being one, cats being two, birds being five. What's number three? Which one's ruled out dogs, cats, and birds?

Ed Battagliano No, the one that, that he gave the answer that it wasn't.

Tim Wildmon Oh, he said birds.

Ed Battagliano Oh, that was birds.

Tim Wildmon Okay, he said birds. so my thought it might be.

Ed Vitagliano Small people, but that's probably not.

Tim Wildmon Short people got no reason to live.

Ed Vitagliano Not legal.

Tim Wildmon You know what I'm saying?

Ed Vitagliano Keep short people.

Tim Wildmon Short people got no reason to live.

Ed Vitagliano that's an old song, by the way, folks. For some of you, Tim's not making a moral judgment. That's a.

Tim Wildmon No, I'm not. And what's short, really?

Ed Vitagliano I mean, exactly. It's relative. It's all relative.

Tim Wildmon Five foot three, somebody's four. Eleven. You're looking down on them, right?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Saying you're short.

90 to 95% of all meat consumed in America is chicken

All right, so, here is, my second question. Chicken. The four top meats in America that we consume are chicken, beef, pork, and fish. Clear. That's like 99% of. Well, maybe not that, but 90 to 95% of all meat consumed in the country are going to be chicken, beef, pork and fish. I want to know what the next one is. What's number 5m most consumed? beef. And finally, it's summertime in this here country, and I want to know there's one particular major American city that is the hottest place by temperature. Average.

Ed Battagliano Hotter than blue blazes.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Battagliano Well, the fourth of July.

Tim Wildmon I don't know. Blue blazes. Oklahoma is not, far from hot. Yeah. Okay, so, yes, it's, it's, it's this, this city. It's not an obscure place. It's a major city. And they are the hottest city in the summer. Wow. Temperature and.

Ed Battagliano All right, I'm writing it down.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Ed Battagliano Head so I can say.

Tim Wildmon So let's go.

The famous vampire novel Dracula was written in 1897

Ed Vitagliano All right. We'll go to Missouri and Gary is on the line. Gary, welcome to Trivia Friday.

Caroline Hello there.

Tim Wildmon Hey, Gary. Thanks for calling, my friend. Where do you live in Missouri?

Caroline Oh, I don't live in any town. I live, between some towns by Ironton. Missouri.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Irons.

Tim Wildmon That was only one. In order to be between, you need two.

Ed Battagliano This is a rough crowd.

Tim Wildmon Gary, you give us the other town. but, Gary, that'd be.

Ed Vitagliano You can triangulate.

Caroline Okay. Lesterville.

Ed Battagliano All right.

Tim Wildmon Ah.

Ed Battagliano there we go.

Ed Vitagliano We know exactly where you are. Right near the Dollar General.

Tim Wildmon Give us one more that we might recognize.

Caroline Bellevue.

Tim Wildmon Park Hills.

Ed Vitagliano Bellevue, he said.

Caroline I think, park hills is about 30 miles away.

Ed Battagliano Okay.

Ed Vitagliano All right. All right, good. Tim. Yeah. I thought you were just making one up.

Ed Battagliano Well, that's where our station is. So trying to.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, yeah. All right, Gary, go ahead. Ask, ask, answer. Or both.

Caroline I want to do both.

Tim Wildmon All right. Which one do you want to answer?

Caroline The Dracula.

Ed Vitagliano All right, go ahead, Gary. The famous.

Tim Wildmon From the world of literature.

Ed Vitagliano From the world of literature. The famous vampire novel Dracula was written in 1897. Who wrote it?

Caroline I believe that was Bram Stoker.

Ed Battagliano It is done.

Tim Wildmon And that is a. That was a. I mean, that was a huge hit. Yeah. It goes on even until today.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon You know, in his popularity against all.

Ed Vitagliano Kinds of, entertainment novels and so, so forth, I realized it was 1897.

Ed Battagliano That had longevity.

Tim Wildmon Did you read it, Gary?

Caroline I've got the movie.

Ed Battagliano Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, yeah.

Tim Wildmon Okay. But the movie based on the novel, right.

Ed Vitagliano Bella Lugosi.

Ed Battagliano I've got my hand covering my neck. I'm not superstitious or anything. It's just that movie really did have a, impact.

Ed Vitagliano Impact on you yes, sir. All right. Hey, well done, Gary. Good for you. What's your question for us?

In the movie the Ten Commandments starring Charlton Heston, what was the

Caroline Okay. In the movie the Ten Commandments starring Charlton Heston, what was the very first scene filmed?

Ed Vitagliano Oh, you mean when they did the filming of it?

Ed Battagliano I'm gonna say crossing the Red Sea. And just a guess, got everybody together and just said, let's do this and knock this one out first, probably maybe.

Ed Vitagliano Because it would have taken time too to do the special effects after.

Ed Battagliano Right to post production. Yeah. And that's just.

Ed Vitagliano Guess that makes sense. Tim, you gotta.

Tim Wildmon I know you're still having it. I just know that's a great movie.

Ed Vitagliano It is a great movie and it.

Ed Battagliano Was really advant garde. It was really cutting edge for the special effects in that day.

Ed Vitagliano I watched that just this past, Easter.

Ed Battagliano All right, I wish it was longer. And the one about, what was the one about like with the antebellum home, with the wind? Those two were a little longer. I think they could have said more and had more impact if they were both just a little longer.

Ed Vitagliano Gary, I'm going with JJ's guess.

Caroline that's incorrect.

Ed Vitagliano Okay.

Caroline The very first scene filmed was when Charlton Heston came off of Mount Sinai.

Ed Battagliano Oh, that's a good place to start.

Ed Vitagliano All right.

Caroline And I read that in Charlton Heston's, autobiography called in the Arena.

Ed Battagliano Okay, Gary, I heard a little thing where it says, you know, you're not reading the Bible enough. And it said, one was it said because you were disappointed that Charlton Heston wasn't in the table of contents.

Ed Vitagliano Well, a lot of people for a long time that they, they, when they thought of Moses, they thought.

Ed Battagliano Yeah, absolutely. Hey, thanks for listening. Afr. What's your, well, that was your question for us. Thanks, Gary. Have a great weekend.

Todd: Which decade was the first super bowl played, Todd

Ed Vitagliano All right, we go to Oklahoma and Todd is on the line. Todd, welcome to Trivia Friday.

Caroline Thanks, distinguished scholars.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, thank you, Todd.

Ed Battagliano Yes, thank you for your honesty.

Tim Wildmon We don't, we don't like to draw.

Caroline Yeah, I do want to be honest. I am a first time caller, but I'm not a first time attempter. I'm about a trillion time attempt.

Ed Vitagliano Well, that's, you're still legal.

Ed Battagliano You've given other people hope.

Tim Wildmon Hey, Todd, don't blow it though.

Ed Battagliano What part of the Sooner State?

Caroline I am, at the heart a little town called Norman, Oklahoma, where we've got a football team. You might have heard of the University.

Tim Wildmon Of Oklahoma right there in Norman, Oklahoma.

Ed Battagliano Great area.

Tim Wildmon So how many games Oklahoma? Oklahoma Going to win this season. They play 12. How many they're going to win 10.

Caroline They don't call me to those meetings. I missed that memo. one thing you got to make sure on your sheet is my name is spelled with two D's.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, yeah.

Caroline Silent.

Tim Wildmon So thirsty. Silent. But I. Boom.

Caroline Yeah, I'm thinking of a silent P at the front. It worked for Ptolemy.

Ed Vitagliano Yes, that's right.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Battagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon so there's a lot of words in the English language that we don't have to have those letters, but we put them in there anyway.

Caroline I know.

Ed Battagliano Yeah. So I saw somebody that said they hadn't gotten a lot done. They said, today I've been as useless as the G and lasagna.

Tim Wildmon Well, go ahead, Todd. Ask, answer, or both? Go ahead.

Caroline I'm going to do both.

Tim Wildmon All right, which one you want to answer?

Caroline I'm going to do that super bowl question that just jumped out at me.

Tim Wildmon Okay, bring it, jj.

Ed Battagliano Here we go. Which decade was the first super bowl played, Todd?

Caroline It was played in the seventh decade of the 20th century.

Ed Battagliano Wow. Now, that's a. Ah.

Tim Wildmon How about, like, is that 1960s or 70s?

Ed Battagliano Well, you can do the math, and we can't. You're talking three amigos.

Tim Wildmon I didn't like that attitude.

Ed Vitagliano He's right.

Ed Battagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Well, yeah, Todd, I just use my slide.

Ed Vitagliano I use my slide rule, and he's. He's correct.

Caroline Oh, well, I got my shoes off, so that's why I did it.

Ed Battagliano Right, right. Yeah. It was 6,000, 660. Yeah.

Tim Wildmon New York. But the 70s, New York jets and.

Ed Vitagliano Somebody was the first two Green Bay packers against the Chiefs, and then the Green Bay packers against the Oakland, Raiders. And then the third game was Jets, Colts.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Ed Battagliano So the first decade, played it. First super bowl played in the 1960s. Hey, nicely done, Todd. What's your question for us?

King Kong, Dracula and Frankenstein were the three scariest monsters

Caroline my question is, you asked about the author of Dracula, who was the author of Frankenstein.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, yeah, that was, you know, those two.

Ed Battagliano For a while. You just had King Kong, Dracula and Frankenstein, and that was just about it. If you don't count the monsters that were under your bed. Those were the three that kind of kept people up at night.

Tim Wildmon Frankenstein. You can.

Ed Vitagliano Barry Shelley.

Tim Wildmon Frankenstein, though. You can hear him coming. You know what I'm saying?

Ed Vitagliano Oh, those big.

Tim Wildmon I wasn't scared of him at all.

Ed Vitagliano Those big, heavy boots.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. Your hands stuck out. You know, you're hitting walls and stuff. You take a. Take a cat who can turn into.

Ed Battagliano A bat, can fly.

Tim Wildmon Around.

Ed Battagliano Through your window. That's what you should be worried about.

Ed Vitagliano Right There should be.

Tim Wildmon Huh? Am I right?

Ed Vitagliano Yo. Yeah, no, you're right.

Tim Wildmon but he's talking about Mary Shelley. Todd's, ah, asking Mary Shelley.

Ed Battagliano You make me laugh.

Tim Wildmon Mary Shelley.

Ed Battagliano Mary Shelley, that's who. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Kind of mushrooms while she was at her royal typewriter.

Ed Vitagliano Actually, that was, yeah, that was actually. Mary Shelley wrote that. There was, there was a group of writers who were, vacationing together. This is in England somewhere in. In a home like Chalet, probably. Chalet or something like that. And they were trying to decide about ghost stories. And they said, all right, we're all gonna go our separate ways and whoever can come up with the scariest book by the end of our vacation. And they all. Once. And I forget there was some well known writers and. And Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein like over a separate.

Ed Battagliano Over a weekend or whatever. Wow.

Ed Vitagliano And. And they all said that's the best one of the bunch.

Tim Wildmon Funniest line. I'm not. I don't remember everything about this movie. So there's probably some parts I don't remember that I wouldn't. But, Young Frankenstein, when. When, the hunchback. What's his name? the actor.

Ed Vitagliano that was.

Tim Wildmon Was it Marty Feldman.

Ed Vitagliano Marty Feldman.

Tim Wildmon And he's explaining it to Gene wilder.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Who's Dr. Frankenstein, right?

Ed Vitagliano Yes.

Tim Wildmon Movie. Right. Where he got the brain from? Yes, that scene where he's explaining to him where he got the brain. Where did you get the brain? you went to the. No, no, he went to the. He was. Told him you go down to the. Some kind of laboratory or something. Oh, well, it's where they were dead people are.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, okay.

Tim Wildmon Morgue, I think you go down there and you get me a brain, because I hadn't. I need a brain for this, creation. Creation. And he goes, he brings it back, puts a brain, and then the, The Frankenstein monster wakes up acting absolutely crazy, and he says, where did you get the brain? What. What was the. He goes, at the morgue or whatever. What was the name on it? Whose brain did you get? He goes, abby.

Ed Vitagliano Abby.

Tim Wildmon He goes, Abby. Abby. Abby. Who was Abby? Abby normal.

Don't go out and rent it without doing your own Review

Abby normal.

Ed Vitagliano So he. Abnormal brain.

Tim Wildmon Put an abnormal brain in the, monster.

Ed Vitagliano Anyway, now, in. In our defense, like that in high school or something. So it's a long practice. Yeah. So it's a long time ago. So, folks, we are not saying it's endorsing.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. Don't go out and rent it without doing your own Review, because I don't, I don't remember everything that was in there anyway.

Ed Battagliano In fact, if you're thinking about going to Blockbuster, they're not even going to.

Tim Wildmon Be on somebody renting the movie for the family and then going, hey, those guys on AFR told us to watch this.

Ed Vitagliano That's a. That's way long ago.

Use these questions to help you answer today's featured news stories

Tim Wildmon All right, you're listening to today's issues on the American American Family Radio. That's actually Trivia Friday, also known as Learning University. Let's repeat our questions, guys.

Ed Vitagliano All right, the famous 1932 movie The Mummy, starring Boris Karloff, was inspired by the opening of the tomb of what Egyptian pharaoh? Second question. If you engage in stern mutation, what are you doing? And just as a hint, we all do this, then I'll add a question. On what continent will you find the Atlas Mountains? On what continent will you find the Atlas Mountains?

Ed Battagliano Here's what I've got. First question, true or false. In 2018, Judge Judy was the highest paid TV host. Is that true or false? Second question. Phoebe and Mosey changed her name after she became a famous Wild west sharpshooter. Which name do we know her by today?

Tim Wildmon Her stage name?

Ed Battagliano Yeah, stage name. And then I'm gonna add one. it's a little bit tougher. Miami, Florida, sits on the bank of what bay? Miami, Florida, sits on the bank of what bay?

Number one is, um, the most popular pets in the US

Tim Wildmon All right, here are my three questions. Number one is, the most popular pets in the US Are number one, dogs. Number two, cats. What's number three? That's my question. What's the third most popular pet in the U.S. birds were, a guess by one of our earlier callers, and birds are actually number five. So we have one, two, and five. What's number three? Most popular pet in the U.S. number. My second question. The four most consumed meats in America are chicken, beef, pork and fish. That would include shellfish. What is the fifth most consumed meat in the United States? And my last question is. In the summertime, this major city has the highest average temperature. What city is it? And I'm talking about again, in the U.S. okay, gotcha. Makes sense.

Ed Vitagliano Yes, it does.

What city has the highest average temperature in the summertime

Tim Wildmon To the phones.

Ed Vitagliano All right, we go to Georgia, and Lisa is on the line. Lisa, welcome to Trivia Friday.

Ed Battagliano Hey there.

Caroline What's up?

Ed Vitagliano Well, it's, it's a Friday. We're having fun. We're learning a few things. Where do you live in, Georgia?

Caroline Lisa Warner Robins, Georgia, Right in the middle of.

Ed Battagliano Oh, yeah, I was just in Atlanta. Monday and Tuesday, you got a beautiful State. Hey, Lisa, you want to ask answer or do both?

Caroline I'll do both.

Ed Battagliano Which one you want to answer?

Caroline I want to answer the one about the hottest city, major city.

Tim Wildmon Okay. The, In. In the m. In the summertime, this major city has the highest average temperature. It's always, almost always cited as it says, it's this hot in this city. What's. In what. What city has the highest average temperature in the summertime?

Caroline Would it be Phoenix?

Tim Wildmon Phoenix, Arizona.

Ed Battagliano You got that what I have written down there?

Ed Vitagliano You got it?

Tim Wildmon All right, listen, this. I think I got this. Right now, the average temperature. I'm talking about a 24, 7. I'm talking about a 24 hour clock.

Ed Battagliano Right?

Tim Wildmon Okay, 24 hour clock. The average temperature in Phoenix, Arizona in the summertime, June, July, August, is 93.7 degrees.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, the average.

Tim Wildmon Good average. So at night. At night you may be. Be. You might be getting down to 88, 87, I guess.

Ed Battagliano Well, and how many times do you have to go triple digits to be a 93?

Ed Vitagliano Well, and I'll say this, my wife and I lived in Scottsdale, which is right next door to Phoenix, for about three years, and it wasn't anything for it to be 30 days in a row over 100 degrees or even 110. it was. It was hot.

Tim Wildmon You know that, Lisa, I just guessed.

Caroline About, you know, being in the desert and everything. I just want. I thought that's probably it. And then I looked it up to just be sure.

Ed Battagliano Good.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. And did you. 93.7 is what I got on the average temperature. Wow, that's just, crazy.

Ed Vitagliano Crazy.

Ed Battagliano Good job.

Tim Wildmon So. Yeah, good job.

Who wrote United States Navy song Anchors Away

So what's your question for us, Lisa?

Caroline Well, I was wondering if you all would know the name of the Naval Academy band master who wrote Anchors Away, the United Navy.

Tim Wildmon United States Navy song, which is a great song.

Ed Vitagliano It is. I like it.

Tim Wildmon Great song. Maybe next week we can play that during our break. Anchors, Away. Who wrote Anchors Away? I don't know the answer to that. You guys know the answer?

Ed Battagliano Not even.

Ed Vitagliano Is it going to be M? It M might be. Who's that guy? Barry?

Tim Wildmon No, Barry, man. Well, you laugh. He wrote a lot of big songs back then.

Ed Vitagliano Yes, he did.

Ed Battagliano I wish I remembered, his name because not only did he write that, he also wrote A hundred bottles of.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, that was a.

Ed Vitagliano Anyway, well, there was some. There was some guy who wrote all a bunch of marches. maybe it's this guy, and I can't. I just can't think of his name.

Ed Battagliano Let's find out. Lisa, what's the answer?

Caroline Lieutenant Charles Zimmerman in 1906.

Ed Vitagliano I was thinking about.

Tim Wildmon Are you related to him?

Caroline No, I'm not, but my dad was.

Tim Wildmon I wonder what the naval connection was. Your dad was in the Navy?

Caroline Yes, he was.

Ed Battagliano We're thankful for.

Tim Wildmon I tell you what we'll do here, Lisa. When we get back from the break, in four or five minutes, we will play at least the first part of the, There you go. Anchors Away song, in honor of your dad. Yeah. Yeah. And all those who served in. And all those who served in the Navy.

Ed Battagliano Amen. Good.

Tim Wildmon Okay, Lisa.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Caroline That's awesome.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Battagliano And thank you for listening to afr. Have a wonderful weekend.

Tim Wildmon Hey, we're going to send you a hat. We're going to send you a box cap. Okay. An AFR ball cap. Just so. Hold on.

Ed Vitagliano Put you on hold.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, hold on. We need to get your address. Okay. All right. We'll be back momentarily. Stay with us.

Ed Vitagliano The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American Family association or American Family Radio.