Monthly Archives: February 2006

I promise this is my last entry about "Dancing with the Stars" (until next season). I just figured we needed one last blog entry to wrap up the season. This, of course, as I wipe my partner’s tears as he … Continue reading →

Call it the great dilemma of 2006. No, not what to do about global warming or even the President’s latest problem, "Port-Gate." But what are we TV addicts going to do tonight? All four major networks are giving us their … Continue reading →

Every once in awhile you come across one of those stories that just breaks your heart. Here’s one of the them. In December, Tim and Dulcie Hoff brought their infant daughter to the doctor. They noticed she was crying more than normal. … Continue reading →

I swear I’m not being paid by the Iowa State Board of Tourism. I can see how I could be accused of the that following our discussion this morning on the show. I swore up and down that Iowa and … Continue reading →

At last! I finally saw one of the five movies nominated for Best Picture. After all the buzz surrounding "Brokeback Mountain" and finding myself with a fairly quiet Sunday afternoon, I decided to take it in. (Jordan was napping and … Continue reading →

It’s not surprising that after yesterday’s blog entitled, "A Fattening Show" that I would write a blog today about getting in shape. And you’re my witness. Actually, it’s not so much about getting in shape as setting a goal for … Continue reading →

Okay, here’s the very fattening info for you. Today we talked with the Chocolate Therapist. I love this woman. She advocates eating chocolate for just about everything that ails you. Smart woman. If you’d like to give someone her book … Continue reading →

Stumped for what to get your honey for Valentine’s Day? Tune into the Information Team Show tomorrow for details on a free prize package you can give your sweetheart. Here’s a hint…it involves chocolate, flowers, and singing. And I promise … Continue reading →

Dig out your red clothes. Tomorrow is Go Red for Women day. Wear red clothing to remember that heart disease is the number one killer of women. It kills more women every year than all forms of cancer and the … Continue reading →

Apparently, our listeners are at odds with our neighbors across the pond. Bouge and I made brief mention today of a poll of 20,000 readers of a British magazine. The poll listed what they consider to be the best movies … Continue reading →