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Whad'Ya Know? For August 26, 2000
A rebroadcast of a program originally aired in July 1996 when Whad'Ya Know? went on the road to Green Bay, Wisconsin.

Listen in to the entire two-hour broadcast. Read the timings below to find your favorite segment. Or, you can listen to a specific half-hour of the show: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Problem listening to Real Audio? Get Help!

Hour 1

:00 - A bad joke then the program opening, sponsors and the man "who spent the better part of the day looking for Pranges at the port...."

:01 - All The News That Wasn't from Green Bay.

:13 - Guest Interview -- Anne Koski from the Neville Public Museum

:30 - Everyone gets a little jazzed when John, Jeff, and Clyde play. Listen in for this little number from the Whad'Ya Know? Trio.

:38 - There's a whole lot of toilet paper on the set. You seek, Kimberly-Clark corporation has a large operation in the Green Bay area, so you're never out of TP when you're in Green Bay. But enough of that, let's meet Jean who couldn't make it to the Wausau show, so Green Bay is a nice trip instead. Listen in as Michael meets his fans in the home of the Packers and finds a gruntled postal worker who needs to get some lunch and stop at Wal-Mart.

:48 - The Four Disclaimers and the Whad'Ya Know? Quiz with Bill and Steve. If you don't think the grammar rules necessarily apply, then play along with them!

:57 - A few more tunes until the end of the hour....

Hour 2

:00 - Program opening, sponsors, and the man "who is a legend at the Ashwaubenon Lanes...."

: 01 - Let's finish the Quiz from the first hour of the show.

:09 - If Jamaica can have a bobsled team, then Wisconsin can have a steel drum band. And what a band they are. Listen in for a steel drum rendition of "Beer Barrel Polka" with Od Tapo Imi. Check them out on the web at: http://www.Geocities.com/TheTropics/7001/

:18 - Guest interview -- author Kyoko Mori

:34 - John wasn't too busy the week before they headed to Green Bay, so, he worked up this little blues number for Jeff and Clyde to play along with.

:40 - If you're from the Green Bay/Fox Valley area of Wisconsin, then you know how to play Sheepshead. You were born playing Sheepshead. Well, Michael stepped out into the audience and met the "Sheepshead Boys," a bunch of guys who ride around on a wagon and play Sheepshead (which is a card game for you non-cheeseheads). Listen in and find out the appeal of the game and just what keeps they "Boys" playing.

:47 - The Whad'Ya Know? Quiz with Deb the schoolteacher and Mike who pours concrete in Green Bay. If you know how many police jurisdictions can pull you over in Brown County, Wisconsin, and how many people are on the waiting list for season tickets to the Green Bay Packers Football Games, then the motherlode could be yours.

:57 - Thanks Green Bay and we're out of time.

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