Question of the Day

Career cast recently released their list of the ten worst jobs. Topping the list was no other than a lumberjack, however, Claudia was alarmed to see broadcaster rounding out the list at number 10. The list took into account work envirnoment, on the job stress, job opportunities available, and income. So for today's Question of the Day send us in your song suggestion about the worst job, or about a bad work experience! You can check out the full list here.

Here's today's question of the day playlist:

Decades after their biggest hits, the music of Hall and Oates is being embraced by new fans all the time. Tonight, Daryl Hall kicks off the first of two WFUV shows, and to celebrate, we play your essential Hall and Oates originals and covers. Text or email your name and hometown to morning@wfuv.org along with your suggestions and you might just hear your song on the air!

Want to know what we played? Read on!

It probably comes as no suprise that we're animal lovers here at 'FUV.  But then, who's not?  Well, apparently some of us, because it became necessary to have the ASPCA.  It's the animal welfare organization's anniversary today, so we celebrate with songs about our scaly, furry and feathered friends. 

What we played:

April is public radio music month and today begins WFUV's "The Art of the DJ." So, naturally, why not make the Question of the Day about DJs.

We spotlight our love of cars in today's QOTD as the Auto Show comes to town .. complete with a flying car.

Baseball season is finally starting and today it all begins for the New York Mets.

Today marks the 35th anniversary of U.K. release of The Clash's self-titled first album, and the rest has been history.

On this day in 1882, the outlaw Jessie James was shot by the coward Robert Ford. In honor of the infamous bank and train robberer, we are asking for your outlaw moments, as well as songs about and by outlaws.

Interested in what we played?

Happy Birthday Leon Russell! This Oklahoma native and Rock and Rock Hall of Fame member turns 70 today.

The Mega Million Jackpot reaches an all-time high of $540 million.