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Dave Flavin
Dave in the Magic 98.9 studio
Dave interviews Jim Brickman in the Magic 98.9 studio
(L to R): Brian Ross, Jim Brickman, Dave,
Anne Cochrane, and Mark Murphy
at the Atwood Concert hall right after
the Jim Brickman concert.
BEARS!
My friend Phil took this amazing photo of Diana and I in our catarafts
on the Upper Kenai River on June 15th 2008.
Dave cheering on the mushers and sled-dogs
at the Iditarod start 2008
Diana. Dave and April
at The New Years Eve Party
Dave on the deck at The McKinley Princess Lodge
June 2007
Wearing Iditarod shirt signed by
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On Air Details
Dave and his wife Diana and their dog Maggie broadcasting live from Animal Food Warehouse!
"Hey Maggie, quit hogging the microphone!"
Listen to Dave weekday afternoons from 2 until 7.
(maggie does!)
Dave is also the host of the popular feature
"The 70's 'till 7 show" every friday from 5 to 7.
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GREAT VIDEO!
Wanted to share this with my fellow 70's fans:
At the 1975 Grammy Awards
Andy Williams introduces Paul Simon and John Lennon
to present the award for "record of the year"
Don't miss the surprise
celebrity appearance toward the end.
To watch CLICK HERE
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Personality Contacts
e-mail dave at :daveflavin@clearchannel.com
(or voicemail: 743-5158)
Dave is Magic 98.9's
Programming Director and Music Director. |
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Personality Bio
Dave Flavin Where did you grow up and how did you end up in Alaska? I was born on May 9th, 1960 in Chicago, IL. When I was five we moved to Arlington Heights, a Chicago suburb about 25 miles northwest of the city. I attended St. Mary's School in Buffalo Grove, Il, and then graduated from John Hersey High School in 1978. When I was in the 2nd grade I was cast in the school play as a tree! I fell in love with the theatre and appeared in numerous plays throughout grade and high school, and after doing some dinner theatre in Chicago, I decided to major in theatre at Southern Illinois University where I graduated with a BA in 1987. I moved back to Chicago for a couple of years when in the fall of 1990, I decided to move to Alaska. My brother Frank had already been in Anchorage for years and I first visited him here in 1977. Moving to Alaska seemed like a great adventure and so I quit my job in Chicago, loaded up my 1985 VW Jetta and starting driving west. It was the best road trip of my life. Along the way I stopped and played baseball on " The Field of Dreams" in Iowa, visited The Badlands and Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, then The Little Bighorn Battlefield and Yellowstone National Park in Montana before meeting my brother in Seattle. Then we drove up on The Cassiar Highway and I arrived in Anchorage to stay on Oct 3rd 1990. How did you get a job in radio?
It happened almost by accident, and then I worked my way up the ladder slowly: I had only been in Anchorage for a few days when I was introduced to Mark Murphy who was the programming director for KGOT. After chatting with Mark for a few minutes he asked me if I would like to work part-time on the radio. I was nervous, but said "sure"! For over a year I worked from 6am until 10am on sundays--- then eventually started getting more and more weekend hours and was occasionally asked to fill-in for someone who was on vacation. I got my first full-time gig in 1997, working on KENI in the afternoons and KASH in the evening. Then I was offered the mid-day shift at KGOT and had a lot of fun there especially during "The Retro Lunch" when I got to play hits from the 70's and 80's. That was when "Stu" Bill Stewart started calling me "Disco Dave". In July of 2000, I moved one studio down the hall to Magic 98.9. Your Favorite Sports Teams?
My parents were devoted Chicago Cubs fans, and I inherited the curse! There is nothing in sports that I would like to see more than The Chicago Cubs winning the world series. It has to happen sometime, right? I've always been a big sports fan and I love all Chicago teams, Da' Cubs, Da' Bears, Da' Bulls, and Da' Blackhawks. Used to drive down to old Comiskey Park to see da' White Sox, too. When I was about nine or ten I developed a love for the Miami Dolphins because I thought they had cool uniforms, and I had seen dolphins at the zoo!(Haven't been such a big Dolphins fan since they forced out Don Shula.)
Fantasy date?
Happily married to my wife Diana, but if I could go back in time, I would love to have dinner with a young Ingrid Bergman!
First Job?
Was pretty cool……….ran the scoreboard for junior hockey games.
I was only 14 at the time and I think I was paid $1.50 a game and I loved it.
Worst Job?
I have two:
1) Worked two days as a telemarketer in Chicago. I quit when I was told to record phone calls even when the other party declined permission to be recorded.
2) Managed a pawn shop for a month.
Didn't like the nature of the business as it seemed to prey on poor people.
I love radio but…
Seriously, I have often dreamed of going back to college to get my masters, and then teaching theatre at the college level.
It's tough to pick an all-time favorite,
but if I had to choose one it would have to be “Citizen Kane”….
Orson Welles is a hero of mine and I
have a 8x10 of him in my office.
What a voice!
2nd place would be Alfred Hitchcock’s “Vertigo”
with James Stewart and Kim Novak.
I would have to say “Why” by Yoko Ono.
Have you ever heard that?.....Trust me, you don't want to.
I’d love to meet…
Favorite TV shows: Other than sports, I don't really watch a lot of TV shows, but I've loved " The Simpsons" ever since they came on! Sometimes I feel that I AM Homer Simpson! (D'oh!) Other animated shows I like are " Family Guy" ( Brian the dog cracks me up!), "South Park", and "Futurama". I do enjoy watching the re-runs of "Seinfeld" and "Everybody Loves Raymond".
One Million or a kiss with Faith Hill?
Hey were both happily married!
Show Me The Money!
One thing my Mom didn’t know about me?
Are you kidding?
My Mom knew me better that I know myself…..no foolin’!
Family…
My lovely wife Diana (married since 1995) and daughter Pamela.
Our beloved pets: Maggie, our dog, and Sam the kitty.
Dave and Maggie at Westchester LagoonWe also have a large 55 gallon aquarium that has been up and running since 1996. My brother Frank has lived in Anchorage for many years, and has a very successful photography business: " Flavin Photography". We have two sisters who still live in the Chicago area. Mom passed away in 2000, and Dad lives in Southern Illinois. Favorite Foods…
Cheeseburgers followed by Chocolate for dessert!
A food from Chicago I really miss is the italian beef sandwich!
And don't get me started about Chicago pizza!!!!!
Favorite Recording Artists...
My all time favorite group would be The Beatles.
Also a big fan of early Genesis, Peter Gabriel,
The Who, Neil Young, and the best songwriter of our lifetime...Mr. Bob Dylan.
VIDEO:Fans of Phil Collins and the song
"In The Air Tonight" will enjoy this:
CLICK HERE
VIDEO: Peter Gabriel Live 2003:
CLICK HERE
Amazing performer!
Passions...
I am an avid fly-fisherman.
I collect silver american coins and baseball cards,
and have a very large music collection. |
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Dave Links
Dave in his float tube with a nice
Rainbow Trout caught on a tiny
nymph fly.
May 2006.
(This fish was gently released)
Alaska Outdoor Journal
www.alaskaoutdoorjournal.com
great fishing information
AllMusic.Com
www.allmusic.com
wonderful source of music information
Secondspin.com
www.secondspin.com
used cd's and dvd's!
Habervision
www.habervision.com
The best fishing sunglasses I've ever used!
Halibut Cove Lodge
www.halibutcovelodge.com
Plan a trip to Homer and stay at the lodge!
Major League Baseball
www.mlb.com
For all things baseball!
Superseventies.com
www.superseventies.com
Lots of info about the polyester 70's!
Dave with April
at Town Square
February 2007
Dave with a dedicated Magic 98.9 listener--Paul from Elmendorf AFB.
Paul often suggests great 70's songs for "The 70's 'till 7 Show"
At ADA dinner at the Anchorage Hilton.
L to R: Diana Flavin, Dave, April's Mom, Mimi, April, Marcus, and Marcus' wife Linda. (As you can tell, we all had a good time!)
Brian has a new digital camera and took
this shot of Dave in his office enjoying a snack!
Dave with a couple of happy listeners
at the kids fishing pond at the Sportsman's show.
April 2007
Dave painting on the mural at Arts In The Park 2006.
(Dave is painting a fish)
Dave skating with Maggie
Dave casting his fly rod on The Upper Kenai River 2006
Friend Mik Mitchell from KENI and
The Community Calender
took this shot in July 2007.
L to R --Lee Phillips from Kash Country, Diana Flavin,
Dave, and Maggie all trying to catch a fish.
(Maggie loves her Doggie life preserver)
Dave at The Grand Canyon.
(On the Bright Angel Trail)
Dave at the Westchester Lagoon Family Skate
with Maggie and some young friends.
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Trivial Trivia
Friday 09-05-2008 3:31pm AK
Hi Everybody,
Join me weekday afternoons at 4:30
for "Extremely Trivial Trivia".
You could win a couple of movie rentals
from Blockbuster Video, plus
a bonus prize from your Alaska McDonalds.
Here's the questions (and answers)
from recent contests:
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9/ 4: This well-known actor
(who happens to be a licensed pilot)
named his son "Jett"
A: John Travolta
9/ 3: Which state is nicknamed:
"The Pelican State"?
A: Louisiana
9/ 2: A British airport named for this man,
features a logo with the words:
"Above us only sky"
Who is this airport named for?
CLICK HERE
8/29: This product, created in 1912,
was once marketed with the slogan:
"For that stormy breath"
A: Life Savers
8/22: This popular actor,
well known for his role in a Classic TV show,
once said: "I am a slob, but no one will believe me"
Can you name this actor?
CLICK HERE
8/20: A recent study says that of the ten federal
holidays in the United States, this is the one that is the
least observed by the public.
A: Columbus Day
(The other 9 holidays are:
New Years Day, MLK Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day,
The 4th of July, Labor Day, Veterens Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas)
8/19: After winning his record 8th gold medal
at the Summer Olympics, what
did American swimmer Michael Phelps say
that he wanted more than anything else?
A: A big juicy cheeseburger and some fries!
8/18: In 1975, his album
"Still Crazy After All These Years"
wnt to #1 on the charts.
A: Paul Simon
8/15: According to the Food and Drug Administration,
what is the most commonly consumed fruit
in The United States?
A: Banana
(#2- Apple, #3-Watermelon, #4- Orange, #5-Cantaloupe)
8/14: In 2002, TVGuide listed the
"Top 50 greatest TV shows of all time".
Which show did they have at #1?
A: "Seinfeld"
For the list CLICK HERE
8/ 8: Name either one of two movies that
received 11 Oscar nominations but didn't win any.
CLICK HERE or HERE
8/ 7: Which of our 50 states
has the most nuclear reactors?
For the list, CLICK HERE
8/ 6: Appx. 70% of the famous Liberty Bell,
is made of this metal.
A: Copper
8/ 5: This famous music man's last words were:
"I shall hear in heaven"
CLICK HERE
8/4: On the Classic TV show "Cheers",
there was a sign near the front door stating
what the maximum occupancy was.
According to the sign, how many persons were
allowed in the bar?
A: 75
7/25: What did Albert Einstein once say
was the hardest thing in the world to understand?
A: Income tax
7/24: On "The Simpsons", what is the name of
the store owned and operated by Ned Flanders?
A: "The Leftorium"
7/23: What brand of bass guitar did Paul McCartney
popularize during his days as a Beatle?
A: Hofner
7/22: Name the only State whose name and Capital City
both consist of two words.
A: New Mexico (Santa Fe)
7/21: When Johnny Carson first took over hosting
duties on "The Tonight Show",
this famous comedian was his first guest.
CLICK HERE
7/18: Name two of the four plays by William
Shakespeare in which a ghost appears on stage.
A: Hamlet, Julius Ceasar, Macbeth, and Richard III.
7/17:On Sesame Street, what is the name of
Oscar the Grouch's pet worm?
A: Slimey!
7/11: Who was the first person other than Royalty
to be featured on a British postage stamp?
CLICK HERE
7/10: This blind entertainer also counted
Chess as one of his many accomplishments.
CLICK HERE
7/ 9: According to the poet Robert Frost,
what "has made all the difference"?
A: "The Road Not Taken"
7/ 8: Name the two countries that the
Amazon River flows thru.
A: Brazil and Peru
7/ 7: On the Classic TV show The Munsters,
what was Lily Munster's maiden name?
A: Dracula
7/ 3: He is the only U.S. President to have
been born on the fourth of July.
CLICK HERE
7/2: This constellation is featured on
the National flags of both Australia
and New Zealand.
CLICK HERE
7/1: In the early 1970's,
he scored his only top 40 hit with
a song titled "Sunshine"
A: Jonathan Edwards
6/27: In the movie 2001: A Space Odyessy,
what well known chain had a resturant in
the space station?
A: Howard Johnsons
6/26: What did Bugs Bunny drink so that he
could become invisible?
A: Hare Remover
What did he drink so that he could be seen again?
A: Hare Restorer
6/25: This baseball legend hit the first World Series
home run ever at Yankee satdium.
CLICK HERE
6/24: Who was the first recording artist to be
awarded a "gold record"?
CLICK HERE
6/23: The Washington Post once described him
as "the mother of all embarrasing brothers".
CLICK HERE
6/19: This animal can attain a speed of 40mph,
and has only two toes on each of its feet.
A: The Ostrich !
6/18: In which state was famous American
playwright Tennessee Williams born?
A: Mississippi
6/17: Actor Jack Nicholson has been nominated for an Oscar
twelve times. Who is the only other man to have received ten
Oscar nominations for acting?
CLICK HERE
6/16: On Magnum P.I., who was the famous actor who
provided the voice for Robin Masters, the man who owned the
mansion that Higgins and magnum lived in?
CLICK HERE
6/13: In 2003, this household cleaning product advertising icon
lost his mustache after having one for many years?
A: The Brawny paper towels man.
6/12: Which continent is the only one on Earth
that does not have a glacier?
A: Australia
6/10: What did eccentric Texas businessman Stanley Marsh
have planted in an Amarillo cornfield?
A: 10 Cadillacs
To The Arctic Circle
Monday 07-07-2008 2:59pm AK
On The Fourth of July weekend, my wife Diana, our Dog Maggie and I headed up to Fairbanks and then to the Dalton Highway in order to reach The Arctic Circle.
It was a great trip! We had beautiful weather and the Dalton highway was in better condition than I had expected. We reached the Arctic Circle sign (MP 115 on the Dalton)at about 3 o clock on Saturday afternoon. 
Trivial Trivia 2/18-6/ 6
Wednesday 06-18-2008 1:55pm AK
"Sex and the City" trivia:
May 27th thru June 6th:
6/6: Which 'Sex and the City' character once said:
" I don't believe in e-mail. I'm an old-fashioned girl,
I prefer calling and hanging up" ?
A: Carrie
6/5:Which 'Sex and the City' character once said:
"it's like we live in the Museum of natural ugliness" ?
A: Charlotte
6/4: Which 'Sex and the City' character once said:
"I wanted a man who'd commit,
not a man who was committed'?
A: Carrie
6/3: Which 'Sex and the City' character once said:
"Does anyone have a tall handsome friend that
I could go to dinner with, or maybe a houseplant" ?
A: Miranda
6/2: Which 'Sex and the City' character once said:
"I'm a thirty-four year old nerd" ?
A: Miranda
5/30: Which 'Sex and the City' character once said:
"I don't believe in the Republican party,
or the Democratic party. I just believe in partys"?
A: Samantha
5/29: Which 'Sex and the City' character once said:
"I'm always surprised when anyone leaves New York.
I mean, where do they go"?
A: Samantha
5/28: Which 'Sex and the City' character once said:
"I will literally be the old woman who lived in her shoes"
A: Carrie
5/27: 'Which Sex and the City' character once said:
"I'm not the honeymoon type"
A: Miranda
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5/23: This classic cartoon character's
hometown was "Puddleburg"
CLICK HERE
5/22: The working title of this classic novel
was "The Emerald City"
CLICK HERE
5/21: What musical instrument did
Dolly Parton play when she was in her
high school marching band?
A: The Snare Drum
(I wonder if she had to use drumsticks!)
5/20: What type of wood is most
commonly used in the making of pencils
in The United States?
A: Cedar
5/19: How far apart are the bases on an
Official Little League baseball field?
A: 60 feet.
(90 feet in Major League baseball)
5/16: This controversial hero graduated at
the very bottom of his West Point class in 1861.
CLICK HERE
5/15: In which North American city
was the first elecric traffic light installed?
A: Cleveland, Ohio
(1914, at the corner of Euclid Ave and 105th Street)
5/14: When Johnny Carson was asked what he
would like his epitaph to be, what was his famous reply?
A: "I'll be right back"
5/13: What is the name of the couple who
live next door to Blondie and Dagwood Bumstead?
A: Herb and Tootsie Woodley
5/12: What one word was intentionally left out of
the movie The Godfather, even though that one word was
the working title of the book?
A: "Mafia"
5/ 9: On the classic TV show
My Three Sons (starring Fred MacMurray),
what make of car did the Douglas family
always drive?
A: A Pontiac
5/ 8: Muhammed Ali and Michael J Fox
have both gone to Capitol Hill to speak
about this disease.
CLICK HERE
5/ 7: This Major North American city was built
around the mountain for which it is named.
CLICK HERE
5/ 6: Back in the 1960's, he starred as
TV's "Dr. Ben Casey"
CLICK HERE
5/ 5: Between July 2005 and July 2006,
this state gained a half a million people
to its population, far more tha any other state.
A: Texas (Hurricane Katrina had something to do with this)
5/ 2: Bill Werber is the last living ___________
A: Teammate of Babe Ruth.
He is also the oldest living person to have played
Major League baseball.
5/ 1: He played the part of Captain Von Trapp
in he movie version of "The Sound Of Music"
with Julie Andrews.
A: Christopher Plummer
4/30: Elton John was born with the name
Reginald Kenneth Dwight.
He legally changed it to Elton _____ John.
What is Elton John's legal middle name?
A: Hercules !
4/29: At the end of the 20th Century,
this was the single most visited residence
in the United States.
A: The White House
4/28: This famous building is pictured
on the back side of a one hundred dollar bill.
A: Independence Hall
4/25: Daryll Dragon, best known as "The Captain"
in "The Captain and Tennille" got his nickname
when he played keyboards for this famous band.
A:The Beach Boys:
Mike Love gave him the nickname due
to the Captain's hat that he always wore during concerts.
4/24: This fort located 35 miles from Louisville KY
was named for America's first Secretary of War.
A: Fort Knox (Named for Henry Knox)
4/23: Last week Delta Airlines announced that it was merging
with this company in a move that would create the world's
biggest airline. Who is Delta merging with?
A: Northwest Airlines
4/22: This well known actress clinched the deal
on a TV series when she sent the Network Executive
two dozen Krispy Kreme donuts.
A: Kirstie Allley (The show was "Fat Actress")
4/21: Earth Wind and Fire scored a top 10 hit
with their emake of this Beatles song in 1978.
A: "Got To Get You Into My Life"
4/18: When Jackie Robinson played in his
first MLB game with The Brooklyn Dodgers
on April 15th 1947,
what position did he play?
A: 1st Base
4/17: According to their website,
what is the most popular flavor
of Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream?
A: Cherry Garcia
#2 Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
#3 Chocolate Fudge Brownie
#4 Chunky Monkey
#5 Half Baked Ice Cream
4/16: What was the name of the company
that owned RMS Titanic
which sank on April 15th 1912?
A: The White Star Line
4/15: This popular attraction
at the Iowa state fair has been
in operation since 1921.
A: The Tunnel Of Love
4/14 What is the
National Motto of the USA?
A: "In God We Trust"
(Was made the National Motto in 1956)
4/11: This product was once
advertised with the slogan:
"Who put eight great tomatoes
in that itty bitty can"
A:Contadina Tomato Paste
4/10: He was in command of the Union troops
at The Battle Of Gettysburg in July of 1863.
CLICK HERE
4/ 9:On The Classic TV show,
"Welcome Back Kotter".
Name the character who often had an excuse note
(Usually "signed" by his Mother)
A: Juan Epstein
4/ 8: The opening number in this famous
musical is called "Why Can't The English?"
CLICK HERE
4/ 7: Eli Whitney invented the Cotton Gin
in 1793. What does a Cotton Gin do?
A: Seperates the seeds from cotton.
(Previously this had to be done by hand)
4/ 4: She worked as a model, a caterer,
a cooking columnist and a food stylist
before starting her own magazine in 1990.
Who is this famous woman?
CLICK HERE
4/ 3: What is the coldest temperature
ever recorded in the state of Hawaii?
A: 12 degrees (May 17 1979)
4/ 2: Your British friend says that they
are going to "carry the can".
What does your friend mean?
A: That they are going to take responsibilty
for a mistake
4/ 1: From the Classic TV show ADAM-12;
in police talk, what does "ADAM" mean?
A: A Two-man (person) unit.
3/31: As the result of a merger,
this companys logo both a tiger and a pegasus.
CLICK HERE
3/27: In 1993 this famous person said:
"What Phil and Nike have done is turn
me into a dream"
CLICK HERE
3/26: The name of the state flower
of Maryland contains a woman's name.
CLICK HERE
3/25: A 1982 TV movie about this famous singer
featured Tony Orlando as her first husband.
Who is she?
CLICK HERE
3/24: In Area, what is the largest country on
the planet who's name ends with the letter 'O'
CLICK HERE
3/21: Before he was famous as a singer and actor,
this session guitarist played on Frank Sinatra's
song "Strangers in the Night"
CLICK HERE
3/20: According to the song,
What did Johnny B. Goode
carry his guitar in?
A: A Gunneysack
3/19: While at the height of his career,
this entertainer became a hermit
and retired to his bedroom for years.
CLICK HERE
3/18: From The Bible:
The last word of the Book Of Genesis,
is the name of a country.
Which one?
A: Egypt
3/17: On the Classic TV show
"Three's Company",
how much was the rent on
the trio's apartment?
A: $300 ($100 each)
3/14:Who plays the keyboard solo in
the Beatles hit song "Get Back"?
A: Billy Preston
3/13: In the Early 1980's, this company
marketed the popular video game "Pac-Man"
A: Bally, a division of Midway.
3/12: One of the biggest flops in the
automotive industry was the Ford Edsel.
How did "The Edsel" get its name?
A: Edsel Ford, son of Henry Ford.
3/11: What was the main reason for the formation
of The U.S. Secret Service?
A: To prevent Counterfeiting.
3/10: Name the whatchamacalit:
It is the wire support of a lamp
that holds the lampshade above the lightbulb.
A: "The Harp"
3/ 7: What is the largest National Park
in the U.S. that is outside of Alaska?
A: Death Valley National Park
3/ 6: He played the lead role
in the Classic TV show "Barney Miller"
A: Hal Linden
3/ 5: AT&T says that more collect calls
are made on this date than any other.
A: Father's Day
3/ 4: Who is the only athlete
to play in both The World Series
and The Super Bowl?
A: Deion Sanders
3/ 3: From which country
does The United States import
the most oil?
A: Canada
2/28: On the Classic TV show,
"The Partridge Family",
name the famous actress
who in one episode, gave Danny a black eye!
A: Jodie Foster
(why did she punch Danny?
--he tried to kiss her)
2/27: This Apollo mission put the
3rd man on the moon.
A: Apollo 12
(Pete Conrad was the 3rd man)
2/26: What is the name of the production company
that David Letterman is the founder and co-owner of?
A: "Worldwide Pants Inc"
2/25: Name the keyboard player in the group "Genesis".
A: Tony Banks
2/22: From the Classic Comic Strip "Peanuts"
by Charles Schultz: There was a time when Snoopy
almost got married. What was it that stopped the wedding?
(there are actually TWO correct answers)
A: The Bride's father said that he wouldn't allow his daughter
to marry an obedience school drop-out.
A:The Bride ran away with Snoopy's brother, Spike.
(She then left Spike for a coyote!)
2/21: This company's logo
features a twin-tailed mermaid.
A: Starbucks Coffee
2/20: A Documentary on this man's life was titled:
"America's Favorite Neighbor"
A: Fred Rogers
2/19: The Musical "Hairspray"
takes place in this American City.
A: Baltimore
2/18:
Today is President's Day!
Who is your favorite American President?
E-mail me your thoughts:
daveflavin@clearchannel.com
I would vote for Theodore Roosevelt.
 To see a list of great quotes from Teddy,
CLICK HERE
Presidental Trivia for 2/18:
Who was The President of the United States
when The Titanic sank in the North Atlantic?
A: William Howard Taft (1912)
Who was the first left-handed President?
A: James Garfield (1881)
Name the President who once said:
"I love sports. Whenever I can I always watch
The Detroit Tigers on the radio"
A: Gerald R. Ford
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