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Whad'Ya Know? For October 15, 2005

Listen in to the entire two-hour broadcast. Or review the show rundown below and select your favorite segment of the show. Note that Parts A & B refer to the first hour and Parts C & D refer to the second hour. Part A Part B Part C Part D Problem listening to Real Audio? Get Help!

Hour 1

:00 - A live broadcast from Pike Performing Arts Center in Indianapolis, Indiana.

:02 - All The News That Isn't, Indianapolis-style

:07 - Guest inteview with Indianapolis Star columnist Matthew Tully. The real question is, how leans Zionsville? Matthew covers politics, city government, and, how about that sewer problem?

:24 - Since we're on the road today, we have Clyde Stubblefield joining John and Jeff for this jazzy number from the Whad'Ya Know? Trio.

:29 - Grady works for Eli Lilly and Michael would like to make some contacts. So, Cialis and Prozac in one pill! The perfect combination! Then, John is a third-grader who doesn't like gym, although he has the shoes for it.

:38 - Four Disclaimers and the Whad'Ya Know? Quiz with Bob and Bobbi who know their Harrisons in the White House, the Cheerios effect, the most-stolen works from the libary, and how much to borrow to build your new stadium.

:54 - Musical guest Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band.

Hour 2

:00 - Back for the second hour of this broadcast from Pike Performing Arts Center in Indianapolis (actually it's Zionsville).

:01 - Here's a little more from Reverend Peyton. He can perform a marriage after this tune, "Plainfield Blues."

:07 - Guest interview with author and scholar Susan Neville. One of Susan's books, Fabrications, explores factories and factory workers in her native Indiana (aka Rust Belt). There are glassblowers, doll-makers, and casket-makers, too.

:28 - John, Jeff, and Clyde make with this music on this tune, "Small Hotel."

:32 - In the audience Michael meets a postal worker who has found a few interesting items in the mail, like a hand grenade.

:39 - Whad'Ya Know? Quiz with Pat and Cathy who know what you call someone from Indianapolis (not what people from Michigan call them...), the "Reggie Miller," and Mitch Daniels major moves.

:55 - Let's welcome Regina, owner, chef, proprietor of R bistro in Indianapolis.