Question of the Day: Here's Looking at You, Kid
It's been 70 years since Humphrey Bogart first uttered that famous line.
Question of the Day
Join us weekday mornings with your response to the WFUV Question of the Day. CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW for today's.
Will You Be My Neighbor?
Today is Fred Rogers birthdate, and we are marking the occasion by asking you about your neighborhood. Send us songs that best describe your neighborhood for today's QOTD.
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Question of the Day: Will You Be My Neighbor?
Who Thought That Would Be A Good Thing?
Bryan Adams made "bad idea" history 25 years ago today with the first-ever cassette single. Seriously? It's not the dumbest thing we've ever he
Do you still have your "Heat of the Night" cassette single?
Girl Scouts 100th Anniversary!
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the girl scouts. One hundred years of doing good, helping others, and selling cookies should be celebrated today! So send us in those song suggestions in honor of those girl scouts!
Here is today's question of the day playlist:
Happy Birthday Girl Scouts!
Time keeps on slippin', (slippin', slippin')...
Daylight Saving Time starts this weekend.
Give It Up For Women!
Today is International Women's Day, celebrating and honoring women's achievements everywhere, giving women the respect and recognition they deserve
International Women's Day
"Never put off until tomorrow...
...what can be done the day after tomorrow!" In the spirit of this Mark Twain quote, today we're celebrating National Procrastination Week.
That's How The Cookie Crumbles
The Oreo cookie was introduced 100 years ago today. Pass the milk and send some songs to celebrate.
That's How The Cookie Crumbles
Right Round, Right Round
Today we are celebrating the invention of the Hula Hoop, created on this day in the late 1950s!
A New Year, A New You!
2011 is in the past and 2012 is in the future! What are your hopes and aspirations for 2012? Any New Year's resolutions? Send us in song, what you hope 2012 to be, or how you hope to be (or change) in 2012! Here is today's Question of the Day playlist:
