Today for game time Tuesday we played Song Poetry and Name That Tune. Our Song Poetry son was God’s Not Dead by Newsboys and our Name That Tune song was Magnify by We Are Messengers. Congratulations to our winners Faith of Mount Vernon and Cheryl of Fredericktown.
If you’d like to read about the story we shared for uplifting news, click HERE.
Our word of they day today is Ameliorate, a verb that means to make better or more tolerable.
Today for Game Time Tuesday we gave everyone two chances to win a gift certificate to Troyer’s of Apple Valley with song poetry and Name That Tune. Our Song Poetry song was Lift Your Head Weary Sinner by Crowder and our Name That Tune song was Never Too Far Gone by Jordan Feliz. Congratulations to our winners Alex from Fredericktown and Renee from Howard.
Our Word of the day today is besmirch, a verb which means to cause harm or damage to.
If you would like to be a part of our Lifeline 2017 Prayer Team call 740-397-WNZR (397-9697) and let us know that you’ll be our prayer partner. We appreciate your support of our ministry!
Good Tuesday afternoon!
The Ohio State Fair has released the performing artists for the 2017 fair!
This year For King and County will be there, and Zach Williams will be there also! If you’d like more information about the fair and these concerts, click here!
Uplifting Tuesday today had it’s roots at the end of WWII.
“An Auschwitz survivor and the Scottish commando who saved her celebrated their 71st Valentine’s Day together this week. John Mackay, 96, helped liberate a number of prisoners from the concentration camp—including Hungarian Jew Edith Steiner, now 92. The two met at a village dance to celebrate the prisoners’ liberation and have been together ever since. They married in 1946 and eventually settled in Dundee, Scotland—where, this year, the couple rang in Feb. 14 at a party in their senior citizens’ home. “It’s lovely to have such a real example of true love with us,” said one staff member.”
We also had another Uplifting Tuesday story, and this one was cookie related!
“After a Girl Scout selling cookies was robbed at gunpoint, California cops reached into their own pockets to make things right. Harshita Phardwaj, 12, and her mom were running a cookie stand outside a Union City supermarket when a man threatened them with a gun and stole all their cash. Local police are still looking for the culprit, but decided to help Phardwaj’s fundraising drive by buying all of her remaining cartons of Samoas, Thin Mints, and other Girl Scout Cookies — donating $1,000 in total. “We did what we could to make it loving, compassionate, and healing,” says Officer Lisa Gratez.”
Our lyrics for song poetry today were:
“Then like a hero who takes the stage when
We’re on the edge of our seats saying it’s too late”
This song is MercyMe’s ‘Flawless’!
And our Name That Tune today was Mighty to Save from Laura Story!
Congrats to Darcy of Howard who guessed our Song Poetry correctly, and to Landis of Belleville who won our ‘Name that Tune’ today!
They will both be receiving a $5 gift certificate to Troyer’s of Apple Valley!
Our word of the day today is ‘Cabotage‘ (noun * KAB-uh-tahzh)
This means “trade or transport in coastal waters or airspace or between two points within a country.” To learn more about this word, check it out here!
Thanks for listening!
Have a great rest of your day!
– Lilly
Today for Game Time Tuesday we gave everyone two chances to win with Song Poetry and Name That Tune. Our Song for song poetry was Dive by Steven Curtis Chapman, and our Name That Tune song was Live Like That by Sidewalk Prophets. Congratulations to our winners Sherrisa of Howard and Sydney of Martinsburg, they both won a 5$ gift certificate to Troyer’s of Apple Valley.
Our word of the day is Bonzer, an Australian adjective that means remarkable; wonderful.
Today for Game Time Tuesday we gave listeners 2 chances to win with a song poetry and name that tune. Our song poetry song for today was Mended by Matthew West, and our name that tune song was a throwback to 2001, I Can Only Imagine by MercyMe.
Our Word of the Day was Kanone, a noun that means a person who is an expert skier.
Today for Game Time Tuesday we gave listeners two chances to win a 5$ gift certificate to Troyer’s of Apple Valley. For song poetry our song was What You Want by Tenth Avenue North, and for Name That Tune it was One Step Away by Casting Crowns. Congratulation to our winners, Tanya of Mount Vernon and Ashley of Belleville.
Our Word of the Day is intrapreneur, a noun that means an employee of a large corporation who is given freedom and financial support to create new products, services, systems, etc., and does not have to follow the corporation’s usual routines or protocols.
Good Afternoon! I hope you’re having a great Tuesday afternoon! 2017 is getting into full swing and Eddie and I had an awesome show for you today!
RESOLUTIONS…
We talked a little bit about New Year’s resolutions today on the show, and Eddie talked about his resolution. He said that his goal this year is to have ‘delayed gratification’ and by that he meant that he would get things done that aren’t incredibly exciting with a good attitude that will lead to happiness later. This was quite the profound resolution! Hopefully, everyone here at WNZR sticks to their resolutions this year! To hear about Professor Rinehart and my resolutions, check out the blog from the show yesterday here.
WINTERJAM TOUR SPECTACULAR…
What’s the new year without Winter Jam, right? The WinterJam Tour Spectacular is coming to Ohio three times!
Saturday, January 21st – at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus
Saturday, February 18th – at the U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati Sunday,
March 12th – at the Wolstein Center in Cleveland!
If you would like more information and to see the line-up, check out their website, here!
GAME TIME TUESDAY!
The song poetry for today was ‘Fix My Eyes‘ from For King and Country!
Eddie gave us these lyrics…
“Here’s what I’d do differently,
I’d love like I’m not scared
Give when it’s not fair
Live life for another
Take time for a brother.”
Congratulations to our winner, Faith from Mt. Vernon!
Our Name that Tune for today was a stumper!!! It will return next week!
Be listening for your chance to win a $5 gift certificate to Troyer’s of Apple Valley!
WORD OF THE DAY…
Our word of the day today was ‘ennui’ which is an old French word thar made its’ way onto the scene around 1660-1670.
Ennui is a feeling of utter weariness and discontent resulting from satiety or lack of interest; boredom.
And to use this word in a sentence: “The endless lecture produced an unbearable ennui.”
Have a great evening!
-Lilly & Eddie
Today was Game Time Tuesday, so we gave listeners two chances to win a 5$ gift certificates to Troyer’s of Apple Valley. Our Song Poetry song was Chain Breaker by Zach Williams, an our winner was Amy from Glenmont.
We also have several different theatre productions occurring in the next couple of weeks.
MVNU’s Production of Don’t Take My Penny – more info HERE.
MVHS’s Production of Once Upon A Mattress – more info HERE.
The Mount Vernon Player’s Production of Young Frankenstein – more info HERE.
and Orange Barrel Productions’ The Best Christmas Pageant Ever – more info HERE.
Our word of the day is delectation, a noun which means delight or enjoyment.
(photo courtesy USA Today)
Okay, I get that we like hot dogs in this country, but this statistic is a bit staggering…USA Today reports that Americans eat about 7 billion hot dogs between Memorial Day and Labor Day. That’s 818 hot dogs eaten EVERY SECOND. Eddie says blame it on those hot dog eating contests.
We also shared information about our 2016 version of ‘Take Dad to Dinner.’ Click here to find out more about nominating your dad to win dinner and a DVD!
Song Poetry today was from Danny Gokey’s ‘Tell Your Heart to Beat Again.’ Congratulations to Brenda from Mount Vernon for winning the $5 gift certificate to Troyer’s of Apple Valley and the Pier House Coffee Shop. Name that Tune was a clip from Phil Wickham’s ‘Your Love Amazes Me,’ and Andrew of Big Prairie, OH won the certificate.
Today’s Word of the Day is villatic (vi-LAT-ick), an adjective meaning of or relating to the country or a farm, or something rural.
Thanks for listening!
-Joe
Driving Notes 