August 7, 2025 • 12 mins
Some Really Good HINTS for Trivia and Tomorrow's Who Sings It?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
What you got makes a three D printer?
Speaker 2 (00:03):
Oh you're you're for sure saying it's a three D print? Sure,
Well you're one hundred percent wrong. Yeah, yeah, not it. Oh, Danny,
go get a real nice face, now, don't you. Johnny mind, Well, actually,
I'm Johnny.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
That's what Johnny.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
That's we're going to tell the boys about. Johnny Cocker,
Johnny Fever and I am burning up in here. Joy, Oh,
you're stuck with me one more day. Valor turns on Monday, Well,
I mean today, and then you gotta suffer through my
crap tomorrow. Oh lordy, lordy, lordie. Welcome in. This is
(00:47):
the Condensed super Cap Podcast, brought to you by McLellan's Roofing, Roofing,
Signing and Gunners. They do it all with integrity and pride.
Visit McClellan's roofing dot com. If our name goes on it,
we stand behind it, so you can stand in it.
Here we go. All right, we've got the Rodroy trivia question.
We've got another round of who Sings It? So it's
(01:07):
been a busy, busy, busy week. So here we go.
August seventh, the two hundred nineteenth day of the year,
one hundred and forty six days are made. By the way,
I'm going to give you a really good hint for
the Roadroy trivia question today. See if we can get
a winner Tomorrow. Fifteen days until Bonnie Diver's recipe for
Hope to benefit Hairpiece Charities. This is a fact I've
(01:30):
been Jeez, this is the twentieth year, and it really
is a fun event. You got a bunch of TV
and radio people serving food, and they've got an open
bar and just a gigantic room full of raffles and
stuff that you can win. Really is a cool event.
So that's coming up in in two weeks. In a day,
(01:52):
twenty five days to Labor Day, forty three days until
the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Vegas. One hundred and forty
days till Christmas. Today is Beach Party Day. I like
the beach. I like the party. Who doesn't like a
beach party? National IPA Day. Now here's my theory on
a on the on the IPAs, somebody had skunk beer
(02:13):
and they go, well, I guess we have to throw
it out, And somebody said, hold on, hold on, hold on.
How have we give it an exotic name like I
don't know. In Indonesian pale all no, no, India pale al. Yeah, yeah,
that's what we will call it something different, and uh,
people won't know the difference in that's no, nobody's going
(02:33):
to fall for that thanks thing. You know, everybody's drinking
IPAs not a fan, as you can tell. National Lighthouse Day,
National Sea Serpent Day, particularly preposterous Packaging Day. Did you
know at one point you could you could mail your
children in the mail. You could just kind of wrap
them up in a box, take them to the post
(02:55):
office and they the post office used to mail kids.
I don't know if they gave them food or not
or whatever, but yeah, at one point it was actually
legal and people did send their kids through the post office.
Professional Speaker's Day. I know nothing of that, Purple Heart
Day and Raspberries and Cream Day. Yes please, I do
(03:19):
like that. I like that a lot. I do. I do.
All right, we'll get to that trivia question coming up
after this comedy cut from Pete Holmes. I think sleep
is weird.
Speaker 1 (03:31):
I think it's a strange thing we just take for granted.
Everybody's like a sleep. Of course, we sleep every day,
you got to sleep, but it makes no sense explain
sleep to an alien that doesn't sleep. I could explain food.
I'd be like, well, I need energy, so I eat
things that have energy that I might burn off that
energy so I could have the energy. The alien's like, okay,
(03:56):
anything else. Yeah, at night, I just gotta shut it down.
I gotta lie still in the dark. It better be
quiet for like eight nine, sometimes twelve hours. And that
sounds boring. No, No, my brain plays movies that I'm in.
(04:20):
That's a good time. Three w s all right.
Speaker 2 (04:28):
So I was hanging out with Brock from McClellan's Contracting Roofing.
Just a good dude, strong in his faith, family man,
and let me tell you, he gets it. Local, reliable,
and they treat your home like it's their own roofing, siding, gutters.
They do it all with integrity and pride. Pittsburgh homes
are in good hands with Brock. Visit McClellan's roofing dot com.
(04:50):
That's McClellan's roofing dot com. If our name goes on it,
we stand behind it so you can stand in it,
all right. Day number five for the trivia question. Still
trying to give away tickets for Styx, Kevin Cronin, Don
Felder and Donnie Iris, Saturday night, August tenth. I've got
(05:11):
a really good clue for you. We'll get to that
coming up. Good morning. Who's this? It's John all right?
Johnny Printer born in Saint Louis, Missouri, was inspired to
invent this very well known thing, very very well known thing,
after watching a delivery truck passing by a Dolly. No,
not a Dolly, thanks, thank you. Four one two three,
(05:33):
three three ninety four five. Oh what you got?
Speaker 1 (05:35):
Waits a three D printer?
Speaker 2 (05:37):
Oh you're you're for sure saying it's a three D perure.
Well you're one hundred percent wrong. Sorry, yeah, yeah, not it.
Keep doing my research, all right, buddy, Good luck, Kim.
What do you got? An ice maker? An icemaker? Dot? Sorry?
Speaker 1 (05:57):
All right, thank dang it.
Speaker 2 (05:59):
Got ahead, ahead it. Keep trying. I didn't think I
had it, but I tried. All right, Well that's all accounts, okay,
thank you. Let's go to Ronda. I think I got it.
I think it is the flat car for a piggyback,
black car for train. Wow. Guess what, Ronda? What? Not
(06:22):
even close? All right? All right, I got nothing but
love for you. All right, I'll try again tomorrow. Sounds good, thanks,
thank you. All right, Let's go to ken all numbers?
Who what where? What? A'll numbers? Address numbers, address numbers,
not address numbers. Okay, thank you. Let's take three more.
(06:46):
Go ahead, mailbox not a mailbox? Two more ago? Keep working, Hi, Kelly,
how you doing today?
Speaker 1 (06:56):
Good?
Speaker 2 (06:57):
You're in the last call I take today. You get
it right? You win? Otherwise? D six tomorrow?
Speaker 1 (07:01):
Is it? Mud flaps?
Speaker 2 (07:03):
Mudflaps is not the answer?
Speaker 1 (07:05):
Thank you?
Speaker 2 (07:07):
All right. Here's a couple of clues. A couple of clues.
It was the delivery truck. It was a milk delivery truck.
Because I'm feeling generous since Vow's not here to help
you out. It's a safety thing. Okay, take your calls tomorrow. Seven.
What's most important to me? News updates? I like the
(07:29):
local news. All right. You want to cut your risk
of dimension by thirty eight percent? Maybe even delay it
for like five or six years. Simple? Just day social.
A new study from Rush University found that regular social
activity like grabbing dinner with friends or playing cards with
friends helps you keep your brain sharp. Researchers followed nearly
(07:50):
two thousand older adults and found those who stayed connected
had better cognitive health and lower risk of decline. Don't
know if you're ready for this next story, but a
zoo in Denmark is asking people to donate I hate
to say it, they're small pets to feed the predators
that live there. Alborg Zoo says it wants to copy
(08:14):
the natural food chain to help with animal welfare and
professional integwarty. The zoo promises that donated pets like guinea pigs,
rabbits and chickens will be gently euthanized by trained staff
before being used as food. Who gives up their pet?
I know, I know the animals have to eat it.
(08:36):
Comedy legend Adam Sandler, he's coming to town launching his
You're My Best Friend tour one month from now in Florida.
He's going to kick things off on September fifth in Jacksonville.
His stop in Pittsburgh is coming up on September twentieth.
The PPG Paint's Arena. Tickets are on sale for that show.
The government is getting very creative with their strategy to
(08:58):
protect cattle herds and scare off predatory wolves. According to
the Wall Street Journal, the Department of Agriculture is using
a recording of Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver screaming at
each other. There were husband and wife in the movie
Marriage Story. This is used to frighten wolves across the
American West. The audio is being used to get wolves
(09:18):
to respond and know that humans aren't aren't good, they're bad.
And the music News, Foreigner is introducing their new frontman.
His name is Lewis Maldonaldo. He's going to make his
first state side appearance with the band during their Foreigner
four Deluxe tour. The Trek kicks off with a two
night stand in Portchester, New York, on December third and fourth.
(09:39):
Now here's the crazy thing. There are no original members
left in the band, so it's like you're watching basically
a cover band. Now Lou Graham is, who's the original
lead singer and one of the greatest vocalists ever. He's
had some health difficulties over the last ten years or so.
He is going to reunite with a group on select
(10:00):
the dates and select songs. But really, is it really
the band Foreigner? If nobody's left, all right, let's do this.
The number two for the who sings it, giving you
a chance to win tickets for Styx. Special guest Kevin
Cronin of Reo Speedwagon, Don Felder of the Eagles, and
our very own Donnie Iris. It's Jarlake. Saturday, August tenth.
(10:22):
Have somebody very well known before they hit it big.
If you could tell me who sings it, you get
the tickets. All right, Just tell me who sings it?
All right? Got a guest four one, two, three, three,
three ninety four or five? Oh tell me who sings it?
You get tickets for sticks. Three ws. Good morning, Jim,
(11:04):
How are we today? I'm doing great? How are you? Asked?
So I'm pretty good. Trying to give away tickets for
sticks at start like August tenth, another round of like
before they were famous? Kind of deal. If you could
tell me who this who this artist is earlier in
their career, we'll give you the tickets for sticks. Let's
give this a listen here you go, all right, who's
(11:31):
that screaming? My guess is, oh no, it's not even
a it's not even female. That's a guy. Sorry. Day,
Good morning? How are you you're a last calling a
take today? You get it right? You win? Otherwise Day
number three tomorrow. What you got for us? No, this
(11:51):
is an artist we play all the time, very well known. No,
do your homework. We'll do it all over again tomorrow. Eh.
I'm telling you here's another hint when I say we
play this artist all the time, maybe our most played artist.
(12:13):
We play them all the time, all the time. Okay,
so do your homework. We'll give away hopefully we'll give
away those tickets for sticks tomorrow. Plenty of chances for
you to win your way into that Vegas show with
the iHeartRadio Music festivalst Well, just listen for the keyword
take it over to two hundred two hundred, Text it
to two hundred two hundred for your chance to win.
So all right, that's it for me. Thanks for listening.
(12:35):
Say seeings, guys, seeings, guys,
What you got makes a three D printer?
Speaker 2 (00:03):
Oh you're you're for sure saying it's a three D print? Sure,
Well you're one hundred percent wrong. Yeah, yeah, not it. Oh, Danny,
go get a real nice face, now, don't you. Johnny mind, Well, actually,
I'm Johnny.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
That's what Johnny.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
That's we're going to tell the boys about. Johnny Cocker,
Johnny Fever and I am burning up in here. Joy, Oh,
you're stuck with me one more day. Valor turns on Monday, Well,
I mean today, and then you gotta suffer through my
crap tomorrow. Oh lordy, lordy, lordie. Welcome in. This is
(00:47):
the Condensed super Cap Podcast, brought to you by McLellan's Roofing, Roofing,
Signing and Gunners. They do it all with integrity and pride.
Visit McClellan's roofing dot com. If our name goes on it,
we stand behind it, so you can stand in it.
Here we go. All right, we've got the Rodroy trivia question.
We've got another round of who Sings It? So it's
(01:07):
been a busy, busy, busy week. So here we go.
August seventh, the two hundred nineteenth day of the year,
one hundred and forty six days are made. By the way,
I'm going to give you a really good hint for
the Roadroy trivia question today. See if we can get
a winner Tomorrow. Fifteen days until Bonnie Diver's recipe for
Hope to benefit Hairpiece Charities. This is a fact I've
(01:30):
been Jeez, this is the twentieth year, and it really
is a fun event. You got a bunch of TV
and radio people serving food, and they've got an open
bar and just a gigantic room full of raffles and
stuff that you can win. Really is a cool event.
So that's coming up in in two weeks. In a day,
(01:52):
twenty five days to Labor Day, forty three days until
the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Vegas. One hundred and forty
days till Christmas. Today is Beach Party Day. I like
the beach. I like the party. Who doesn't like a
beach party? National IPA Day. Now here's my theory on
a on the on the IPAs, somebody had skunk beer
(02:13):
and they go, well, I guess we have to throw
it out, And somebody said, hold on, hold on, hold on.
How have we give it an exotic name like I
don't know. In Indonesian pale all no, no, India pale al. Yeah, yeah,
that's what we will call it something different, and uh,
people won't know the difference in that's no, nobody's going
(02:33):
to fall for that thanks thing. You know, everybody's drinking
IPAs not a fan, as you can tell. National Lighthouse Day,
National Sea Serpent Day, particularly preposterous Packaging Day. Did you
know at one point you could you could mail your
children in the mail. You could just kind of wrap
them up in a box, take them to the post
(02:55):
office and they the post office used to mail kids.
I don't know if they gave them food or not
or whatever, but yeah, at one point it was actually
legal and people did send their kids through the post office.
Professional Speaker's Day. I know nothing of that, Purple Heart
Day and Raspberries and Cream Day. Yes please, I do
(03:19):
like that. I like that a lot. I do. I do.
All right, we'll get to that trivia question coming up
after this comedy cut from Pete Holmes. I think sleep
is weird.
Speaker 1 (03:31):
I think it's a strange thing we just take for granted.
Everybody's like a sleep. Of course, we sleep every day,
you got to sleep, but it makes no sense explain
sleep to an alien that doesn't sleep. I could explain food.
I'd be like, well, I need energy, so I eat
things that have energy that I might burn off that
energy so I could have the energy. The alien's like, okay,
(03:56):
anything else. Yeah, at night, I just gotta shut it down.
I gotta lie still in the dark. It better be
quiet for like eight nine, sometimes twelve hours. And that
sounds boring. No, No, my brain plays movies that I'm in.
(04:20):
That's a good time. Three w s all right.
Speaker 2 (04:28):
So I was hanging out with Brock from McClellan's Contracting Roofing.
Just a good dude, strong in his faith, family man,
and let me tell you, he gets it. Local, reliable,
and they treat your home like it's their own roofing, siding, gutters.
They do it all with integrity and pride. Pittsburgh homes
are in good hands with Brock. Visit McClellan's roofing dot com.
(04:50):
That's McClellan's roofing dot com. If our name goes on it,
we stand behind it so you can stand in it,
all right. Day number five for the trivia question. Still
trying to give away tickets for Styx, Kevin Cronin, Don
Felder and Donnie Iris, Saturday night, August tenth. I've got
(05:11):
a really good clue for you. We'll get to that
coming up. Good morning. Who's this? It's John all right?
Johnny Printer born in Saint Louis, Missouri, was inspired to
invent this very well known thing, very very well known thing,
after watching a delivery truck passing by a Dolly. No,
not a Dolly, thanks, thank you. Four one two three,
(05:33):
three three ninety four five. Oh what you got?
Speaker 1 (05:35):
Waits a three D printer?
Speaker 2 (05:37):
Oh you're you're for sure saying it's a three D perure.
Well you're one hundred percent wrong. Sorry, yeah, yeah, not it.
Keep doing my research, all right, buddy, Good luck, Kim.
What do you got? An ice maker? An icemaker? Dot? Sorry?
Speaker 1 (05:57):
All right, thank dang it.
Speaker 2 (05:59):
Got ahead, ahead it. Keep trying. I didn't think I
had it, but I tried. All right, Well that's all accounts, okay,
thank you. Let's go to Ronda. I think I got it.
I think it is the flat car for a piggyback,
black car for train. Wow. Guess what, Ronda? What? Not
(06:22):
even close? All right? All right, I got nothing but
love for you. All right, I'll try again tomorrow. Sounds good, thanks,
thank you. All right, Let's go to ken all numbers?
Who what where? What? A'll numbers? Address numbers, address numbers,
not address numbers. Okay, thank you. Let's take three more.
(06:46):
Go ahead, mailbox not a mailbox? Two more ago? Keep working, Hi, Kelly,
how you doing today?
Speaker 1 (06:56):
Good?
Speaker 2 (06:57):
You're in the last call I take today. You get
it right? You win? Otherwise? D six tomorrow?
Speaker 1 (07:01):
Is it? Mud flaps?
Speaker 2 (07:03):
Mudflaps is not the answer?
Speaker 1 (07:05):
Thank you?
Speaker 2 (07:07):
All right. Here's a couple of clues. A couple of clues.
It was the delivery truck. It was a milk delivery truck.
Because I'm feeling generous since Vow's not here to help
you out. It's a safety thing. Okay, take your calls tomorrow. Seven.
What's most important to me? News updates? I like the
(07:29):
local news. All right. You want to cut your risk
of dimension by thirty eight percent? Maybe even delay it
for like five or six years. Simple? Just day social.
A new study from Rush University found that regular social
activity like grabbing dinner with friends or playing cards with
friends helps you keep your brain sharp. Researchers followed nearly
(07:50):
two thousand older adults and found those who stayed connected
had better cognitive health and lower risk of decline. Don't
know if you're ready for this next story, but a
zoo in Denmark is asking people to donate I hate
to say it, they're small pets to feed the predators
that live there. Alborg Zoo says it wants to copy
(08:14):
the natural food chain to help with animal welfare and
professional integwarty. The zoo promises that donated pets like guinea pigs,
rabbits and chickens will be gently euthanized by trained staff
before being used as food. Who gives up their pet?
I know, I know the animals have to eat it.
(08:36):
Comedy legend Adam Sandler, he's coming to town launching his
You're My Best Friend tour one month from now in Florida.
He's going to kick things off on September fifth in Jacksonville.
His stop in Pittsburgh is coming up on September twentieth.
The PPG Paint's Arena. Tickets are on sale for that show.
The government is getting very creative with their strategy to
(08:58):
protect cattle herds and scare off predatory wolves. According to
the Wall Street Journal, the Department of Agriculture is using
a recording of Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver screaming at
each other. There were husband and wife in the movie
Marriage Story. This is used to frighten wolves across the
American West. The audio is being used to get wolves
(09:18):
to respond and know that humans aren't aren't good, they're bad.
And the music News, Foreigner is introducing their new frontman.
His name is Lewis Maldonaldo. He's going to make his
first state side appearance with the band during their Foreigner
four Deluxe tour. The Trek kicks off with a two
night stand in Portchester, New York, on December third and fourth.
(09:39):
Now here's the crazy thing. There are no original members
left in the band, so it's like you're watching basically
a cover band. Now Lou Graham is, who's the original
lead singer and one of the greatest vocalists ever. He's
had some health difficulties over the last ten years or so.
He is going to reunite with a group on select
(10:00):
the dates and select songs. But really, is it really
the band Foreigner? If nobody's left, all right, let's do this.
The number two for the who sings it, giving you
a chance to win tickets for Styx. Special guest Kevin
Cronin of Reo Speedwagon, Don Felder of the Eagles, and
our very own Donnie Iris. It's Jarlake. Saturday, August tenth.
(10:22):
Have somebody very well known before they hit it big.
If you could tell me who sings it, you get
the tickets. All right, Just tell me who sings it?
All right? Got a guest four one, two, three, three,
three ninety four or five? Oh tell me who sings it?
You get tickets for sticks. Three ws. Good morning, Jim,
(11:04):
How are we today? I'm doing great? How are you? Asked?
So I'm pretty good. Trying to give away tickets for
sticks at start like August tenth, another round of like
before they were famous? Kind of deal. If you could
tell me who this who this artist is earlier in
their career, we'll give you the tickets for sticks. Let's
give this a listen here you go, all right, who's
(11:31):
that screaming? My guess is, oh no, it's not even
a it's not even female. That's a guy. Sorry. Day,
Good morning? How are you you're a last calling a
take today? You get it right? You win? Otherwise Day
number three tomorrow. What you got for us? No, this
(11:51):
is an artist we play all the time, very well known. No,
do your homework. We'll do it all over again tomorrow. Eh.
I'm telling you here's another hint when I say we
play this artist all the time, maybe our most played artist.
(12:13):
We play them all the time, all the time. Okay,
so do your homework. We'll give away hopefully we'll give
away those tickets for sticks tomorrow. Plenty of chances for
you to win your way into that Vegas show with
the iHeartRadio Music festivalst Well, just listen for the keyword
take it over to two hundred two hundred, Text it
to two hundred two hundred for your chance to win.
So all right, that's it for me. Thanks for listening.
(12:35):
Say seeings, guys, seeings, guys,
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