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Whad'Ya Know? For December 9, 2000
Live broadcast from Savannah, Georgia

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 - You gotta love a place where the first thing they ask you is, "What would you like to drink?" Then, the program opening, sponsors, and the man "who doesn't realize women put their hands on everybody when they talk down here...."

:01 - All The News from Savannah

:11 - Guest Interview -- The Lady Chablis

:25 - The Lady Chablis is quite a personality to follow. But, John, Jeff, and Clyde came along to play And The Angels Sing by Savannah native Johnny Mercer.

:32 - In the audience Michael meets the only Savannah resident from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Take the test to see if you're really from Wisconsin. Paul can't find the place to punch out his card, but he didn't have trouble marking the box. Looking for a lunch spot? How about the "Squat and Gobble," Jeanne recommends the burgers and barbecue. And if you're looking for the "living daylights" ask the minister and massage therapist.

:40 - The Four Disclaimers and the Whad'Ya Know? Quiz Mark paints murals in customers homes when he's not playing the Quiz, and John from Americus, Georgia knows something about lard if not about down-home sayings. Play along for a trip to Nebraska with Bill Clinton, what kind of grip a man has on his life, and other assorted Savannah queries in this round of the Whad'Ya Know? Quiz.

Hour 2

:00 - Program opening, sponsors, and the man "who can't remember where he laid his candy..."

:01 - Guest Interview -- The Lady of Six Thousand Songs, Emma Kelly She's been ill, but is back performing all your favorite songs, including a larger repertoire of Johnny Mercer songs. Listen in for "Hallelujah, I Love Her So," "One For My Baby," "You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby," "Hard-Hearted Hannah," "Moon River," "Georgia On My Mind," and other. Plus, a little about Emma's driving record, in case you're interested.

:11 - Guest Interview -- Historian Dr. Preston Russell

:29 - "Too Marvelous for Words," another Johnny Mercer tune from John, Jeff, and Clyde.

:33 - Why do men watch the Weather Channel? Janice really wants to know because she just looks outside. It's patterns, it's excitement, it's gorgeous presenters.... Then meet Richard who would like to promote the local oysters. Tonya recommends seeing Majestic Oak, it's a gorgeous, big, old tree.

:41 - Whad'Ya Know? Quiz Linda, a social worker from Brunswick, and Diane, the RN who knows what it means to be sent to Brown Farm. If you know Florida math, where the whiskey was sold during prohibition, and the Savannah Running Toilet Person, you'll do better on the quiz than these folks did....

:51 - Guest Interview -- Restauranteur Paula Deen of The Lady and Son

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