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Originally broadcast for May 16, 2011.

Tonight, the DJBC discusses the Daytime Emmy Nominations, plus previews some of the things going on around town this week.

Tonight's show previews Memorial Day Weekend Events- such as the grand opening of Columbus Commons.

Bryan interviews Vice President of Marketing, Communications, and Events for the Greater Columbus Arts Council Jami Goldstein on the 2011 Greater Columbus Arts Festival, June 3rd to June 5th in the Discovery District.

This week's cold open sketch to the show pokes fun at the May 21, 2011 doomsday predictions.

Tonight's show is a look back at the first six weeks on the air, including a demonstration on what the Weekend Warrior is all about, clips from the first six shows, and an encore presentation of last week's interview with Jami Goldstein of the Greater Columbus Arts Council. In the Last Call segment, Bryan previews some of the topics for future weeks of the show.

A celebration of birthdays, and the anniversary of the birth of the host/executive producer of this lovely program.

Bryan interviews the chair of the 2011 German Village Haus und Garten Tour, Chris Hune, and media chair Sarah Irvin Clark about the upcoming German Village Haus und Garten Tour, and about how the Tour ties into the history of German Village.

(Originally aired on June 20th, 2011)

On tonight's show, Bryan recaps the Daytime Emmy Awards and Tony Awards, plus previews Comfest, and interviews the co-chair and media chair of the German Village Haus und Garten Tour, about the upcoming tour and about how the legacy of German Village plays a role in the tour.

And in "Really Bad Commercials, etc.", a July 4th parade spot, a trailer for "Hamlet III", and a commercial to the prequels to one of the worst movies of all-time.

A preview of ALL things happening between now and right after July 4th, including July 4th.

(Originally Aired on July 4, 2011) The First Annual DJBC Happy Hour July 4th Special features patriotic songs, plus reflections from Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, and an interview with Paul Revere.

Tonight on the Show:
The Bryan Award Nominations- Who are they? What are they?
Preview of the Primetime Emmy Nominations on Thursday- Who will get in?
Weekend Warrior Previews the Week's Events

Tonight on the show, events are previewed for the remainder of July, and this week, the DJBC recaps the Emmy Nominations- who got in, who didn't, and big surprises.

Tonight, it is Christmas in July. Christmas songs are played, a few poems are read, and BC briefly discusses Columbus holiday events...in July! Yes, it's Christmas in July. Bring out the tree, the egg n-- (oh, wait), the carols, the ugly sweater, and those Christmas cartoons, because it's Christmas in July on an all-new DJBC Happy Hour.

POEMS:
Mistletoe- Walter De La Mare
Merry Christmas, Everywhere- Anon
Christmas 1863/I Heard The Bells on Christmas Day- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

30 Years Ago Today, MTV was born.

Songs by Rod Stewart and REO Speedwagon, which were two of the songs played on the first day of MTV 30 years ago today, plus the very first song played, “Video Killed the Radio Star” by the Buggles. Rod Stewart was the most-played artist on that day, with six of Stewart’s songs being played.

Other songs by Nirvana, Michael Jackson, and others.

Skits spoofing “Jersey Shore”, and the pitch of "Miami Vice".

Among the notable songs played on August 1, 1981:
1) “Video Killed the Radio Star”- The Buggles
2) “You Better Run”- Pat Benatar
3) “She Won’t Dance With Me”- Rod Stewart (the first of 6 Rod Stewart songs played)
4) “You Better You Bet”- The Who (the first song to be played more than once)
7) “Brass in Pocket”- The Pretenders
8) “Time Heals”- Todd Rundgren
9) “Take It On the Run”- REO Speedwagon (The 2nd song to be played more than once)
10) “Rockin’ the Paradise”- Styx
15) “Sailing”- Rod Stewart (Stewart also was the first artist to be played more than once)
17) “Keep On Loving You”- REO Speedwagon (REO Speedwagon was the 2nd artist to be played more than once)
18) “Bluer than Blue”- Michael Johnson
22) “In the Air Tonight”- Phil Collins
25) “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around”- Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
26) “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy”- Rod Stewart
41) “Angel of the Morning”- Juice Newton
46) “Tusk”- Fleetwood Mac
49) “Rapture”- Blondie
54) “Thank You For Being a Friend” (The Golden Girls theme)- Andrew Gold
76) “Heart of Glass”- Blondie
85) “Love Stinks”- The J. Geils Band

MTV has its own awards shows- the MTV Movie Awards (usually held in late spring) and the MTV Video Music Awards (usually held in early September). The Bryan Awards category for Best Villain was inspired from the category of a similar name at the MTV Movie Awards.

MTV Show References in The Show:
- Jersey Shore
- The Real World
- Real World/Road Rules
- The Hills
- Yo! MTV Raps

This show features mostly music, and four new "commercials/promotional spots" that fell flat...

Among the events mentioned in the Weekend Warrior:
- Festival Latino (Saturday & Sunday)
- APS Stamp Show at the Convention Center (Thursday-Sunday)
- plus others

Tonight on the DJBC Happy Hour- The Bryan Awards

Winners in 21 categories are revealed in this awards show that is an awards show with some alternative point of view.

Here is the order of the presentation of Awards for this show:
1) Supporting Actor in a Daytime Soap
2) Supporting Actress in a Daytime Soap
3) Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
4) Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
5) Writing in a Daytime Soap
6) Directing in a Daytime Soap
7) Younger Actor in a Drama Series
8) Younger Actress in a Daytime Soap
9) Directing in a Variety Program
10) Writing in a Variety Program
11) Writing in a Drama Series
12) Directing in a Drama Series
13) Younger Actor in a Daytime Soap
14) Younger Actress in a Comedy Series
15) Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
16) Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
17) Younger Actress in a Drama Series
18) Younger Actor in a Comedy Series
19) Writing in a TV Movie or Miniseries
20) Late Night TV Host
21) Reality TV Host

To view a complete list of winners, go to http://thebryanawards.bravehost.com

Picking up where The DJBC Happy Hour left off last week, the 11th Annual Bryan Awards concludes with 21 more categories.

REMAINING ORDER OF CATEGORIES:
22) Supporting Actor in a TV Movie or Miniseries
23) Supporting Actress in a TV Movie or Miniseries
24) Directing in a TV Movie or Miniseries
25) Performance in a Variety Series or Special
26) Directing in a Comedy Series
27) Writing in a Comedy Series
28) Lead Actress in a Daytime Soap
29) Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
30) Reality-Competition Series
31) Lead Actor in a TV Movie or Miniseries
32) Lead Actress in a Drama Series
33) Lead Actor in a Daytime Soap
34) Daytime Soap
35) Lead Actress in a TV Movie or Miniseries
36) Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
37) Lead Actor in a Drama Series
38) Variety Series
39) TV Movie or Miniseries
40) New Series
41) Comedy Series
42) Drama Series

To view a complete list of winners, go to http://thebryanawards.bravehost.com.

Bryan Curtiss interviews Jacob Wooten, organizer for the Independent's Day Festival about the upcoming festival on Sept. 17 at Gay Street and Pearl Alley in Downtown Columbus.

Independent's Day: http://thisisindependent.com.

In tonight's show, a preview of the Independent's Day Festival in Downtown Columbus on Saturday Sept. 17.

Also, a preview of the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards- trends, possible milestones, and potential upsets to look out for on Sunday night.

Jim Ebright, Robb Ebright, Evan Davis, Bryan Curtiss, and Tom Over sit down and have a roundtable about WCRS and other topics on this "Talk of the Town" which was recorded and aired live on August 31, 2011.

In tonight's packed show, Bryan recaps the Emmy Awards.
- Upsets (There were a lot of them from all three Lead Actor races, to Best Miniseries or Movie)
- Milestone by Mad Men
- Who Won the Most Emmys

Also, the Weekend Warrior discusses things going on around Columbus this week.

http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com- The DJBC Happy Hour Blog
http://bryansilvergarbageawards.blogspot.com/2011/09/live-blogging-of-em... BC's Real-Time Emmy Updates

Originally Aired on Sept. 26, 2011

Bryan talks about Homecoming and about his college days, and the show's college days.

Featured:
"Scenes from a Zero Year Reunion"- about a Senior class party at Otterbein
"Productions Director 101"- about what a productions director does

Tonight's show is an encore presentation of the very first WCRS show, which originally aired on April 18, 2011- http://www.wcrsfm.org/content/djbc-happy-hour-new-beginnings-20.

Next week, the six-month anniversary show airs on October 17.

ORIGINALLY AIRED LIVE on October 12, 2011

Special Guest Host Bryan Curtiss talks about Young Professionals in Columbus, and shares information from the Attract and Retain Report that came out in 2007, in advance of the State of the Young Professional on Wednesday October 26th at Embassy Suites Airport.

Also, Local Music Community Jukebox Project Launch THIS SATURDAY (Oct. 15th) at the 83 Gallery (1038 N. High St., connected to Mikey's Late Night Slice, two doors down from Bodega). For more on this, go to http://www.wcrsfm.org/jukebox_application.

The DJBC Happy Hour celebrates Six Months on the Air like any typical show. Included is a recap of what BC did during the "Bye Week" for the DJBC Happy Hour.

Highlights:
Really Bad (or Fake) Commercials/PSA's:
- A Monster Monster Bash
- A Commercial With Caravaggio
- A CEO and a Gorilla
- Producer's Choice Winner: BC Credit Union (from August 15th show)

Weekend Warrior:
Fountain of Hope 20th Anniversary Celebration, Condom Couture, Ohio Young Professionals Weekend, State of the Young Professional, Monster Bash, Sleepy Hollow: The Musical, The Evil Dead, Follies

Next Week:
Halloween

Tonight on the Show, Halloween events are previewed, plus a parody of passing out candy on Beggar's Night.

Beggar's Night is next Monday (in pretty much our entire listening area) in these communities- Columbus, Dublin, Gahanna, Grandview Heights, Grove City, Hilliard, Lithopolis, New Albany, Obetz, Pickerington, Reynoldsburg, Bexley, Canal Winchester, Worthington, Westerville, Whitehall, Upper Arlington, Delaware, Powell, Lewis Center, Sunbury, Pataskala, Baltimore, London, Mount Sterling, Marysville, Plain City, Alexandria, Buckeye Lake, Hebron, Johnstown, Utica, West Jefferson, Carroll, and Circleville.

Tonight, BC talks politics on the eve of Election Day. The races for Columbus Mayor, Columbus City Council, and Issues 2 and 3 are broken down in detail, as unbiased as possible.

The Weekend Warrior previews events in town this week including the Veteran's Day Parade (Thursday at Noon) and National Novel Writing Month- http://www.nanowrimo.org.

Guest Host Bryan Curtiss recaps the 2011 Election.
- Mayoral Race
- Columbus City Council Race
- State Issues 1, 2, & 3
- Preview of 2012 Election
- Recap of Selected Franklin County Races

Weekend Warrior: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/12924796268/the-weekend-warrior-fo... (from Nov. 17 to Dec. 1)
Pricele$$- Nov. 22 @ the Drexel East (http://www.chrisawards.org & http://www.freepress.org)
Ohio Statehouse Tree Lighting- Nov. 30 (http://www.ohiostatehouse.org)

Tonight's Show is a tribute to Thanksgiving and the Ohio State-Michigan Game.

Really Bad Commercials: Scarlet and Grey Goose, Blue Macaroni and Cheese, Dr. Phil Promo featuring an overzealous Michigan fan, and Dr. Oz Promo warning you about the danger of Buckeyes

COMING UP on the Show:
Next Week: An encore of "Deck the Halls, It's Christmas in July"
Dec. 5- "Hidden Holiday Gems"- Holiday Songs NOT played on mainstream commercial radio
Dec. 19- Listener's Holiday Choice
Jan. 16- MLK Show
Jan. 30 & Feb. 6- Columbus Bicentennial
Feb. 20 & 27- Academy Awards

Tonight is an encore presentation of the 1st Annual Christmas in July show, which aired on July 25, 2011.

Poetry and Prose:
"Christmas 1863"- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
"Mistletoe"- Walter De La Mare
"Merry Christmas, Everyone"- Anonymous
Excerpt from "The Gift of the Magi"- O Henry

Holiday Events This Week:
WEDNESDAY- Ohio Statehouse Tree Lighting
THURSDAY- Grandview Holiday Hop (Grandview); Tree Lightings (Dublin & Hilliard)
FRIDAY- The Grand Illumination (Scioto Mile & Columbus Commons), Winterfair (Upper Arlington), Tree Lightings (Grove City, Delaware, Canal Winchester, German Village, Pickerington, plus two in Westerville- one at Otterbein University, followed by one in Uptown Westerville)
SATURDAY- Christmas on the Towne (Reynoldsburg), HolidayVille (Clintonville), Christmas on the Clock (Plain City), Home for the Holidays (Uptown Westerville), and The Short North Holiday Hop (Short North)
SUNDAY- Village Lights (German Village)

Also, to vote for the theme of the December 19th show, vote here. Voting closes on December 12 @ 4PM, and the winning theme will be announced immediately following the December 12th show.

Tonight on the Show:
Christmas Songs Not Often Given Enough Attention by Artists Whose Covers Aren't Often Heard (How many times of Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas" is TOO Many?).

Tonight, you'll hear (or heard, if you listened live):
- Yogi Yorgersson- "I Yust Go Nuts At Christmas"
- Vince Guaraldi- "Thanksgiving Theme"
- Promises, Promises- "Turkey Lurkey Time"
- Jack Jones- "Christmas Day"
- Kate Bush- "December Will Be Magic Again"
- Canned Heat- "Christmas Blues"
- Bing Crosby- "Holiday Inn"
- Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass- "Jingle Bell Rock"
- Al Caiola- "Holiday on Skis"
- The Smurfs Theme Song

Christmas Songs from the 1960s

SONGS TONIGHT:
The Chad Mitchell Trio- The Marvelous Toy (1963)
Andy Williams- Kay Thompson's Jingle Bells (1963)
The Beach Boys- The Man With All The Toys (1964)
Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol- The Lord's Bright Blessing (1962)
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass- Jingle Bell Rock (1968)
Barbra Streisand- Jingle Bells (1967)
The Supremes- My Favorite Things (1965)
Nancy Wilson- The Christmas Waltz (1968)
Elvis Presley- Blue Christmas (1964)
Promises, Promises- Christmas Day (1968)
The Lennon Sisters- Christmas Island (1961)
How the Grinch Stole Christmas- Trim Up the Tree (1966)

Tonight, Part 1 of a look back at 2011.

Top 5 Local Stories (according to this show):
1) SB5 (spoofed in the parody- Kill [Senate] Bill [5])
2) Tattoogate
3) The Man with the Golden Voice
4) The Wild Animal Law
T-5) Democrats Sweep City Hall
T-5) Occupy Columbus

Songs:
Opening- King Curtis (no relation), "What Are You Doing Christmas Eve?"
Monologue- clip of Nancy Sinatra, "These Boots are Made for Walking"
June Christy, "Sorry to See You Go"
Bing Crosby, "Let's Start the New Year Right"
Weekend Warrior- clip of Styx, "The Grand Illusion"
Katharine McPhee, "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve"
The Four Lads, "Moments to Remember"
Last Call- George Aliceson Tipton, "Theme from Soap"
Close- Guy Lombardo, "Auld Lang Syne"

Originally broadcast on August 1, 2011- 30 years to the day of the launch of MTV, this show celebrates the dawn of Music Television.

SONGS:
"Video Killed the Radio Star"- The Buggles
"Do You Think I'm Sexy"- Rod Stewart
"Rapper's Delight"- The Sugarhill Gang
"Miami Vice Theme"- Jan Hammer
"Smells Like Teen Spirit"- Nirvana
"Set Adrift on Memory Bliss"- PM Dawn
"Mickey"- Toni Basil
"Billie Jean"- Michael Jackson

Tonight on the Show, Bryan previews the Oscar Nominations (tomorrow morning at 8:35AM!!!!), and recaps the Producers Guild Awards, and gives a brief recap of what happened at the Golden Globes (in 60 seconds or less).

Tonight on the Show:
A classic commercial from 1962 asking Columbus residents where the city will be in 2012
The Man on the Street asks people where Columbus will be in 2062

A look back at the history of Columbus, including Columbus's past chronicled in the book "Sorry, Downtown Columbus is Closed" by I. David Cohen.

Tonight, DJBC hands over the keys to his little radio kingdom to "The Love Doctor", whose prescriptions include tonight songs from Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, 10CC, REO Speedwagon, and Eric Clapton. After the show, a mini-weekend warrior.

Tonight, the show recaps the Grammy Awards, predicts who will be nominated for the coveted Golden Raspberry Award, and what stars will win the Academy Award.

Originally recorded LIVE on February 27, 2012.

The DJBC Happy Hour recalls the 84th Annual Academy Awards, from the Big winners (below), and recaps the 32nd Annual Golden Raspberry Awards (http://www.razzies.com).

BIG OSCAR WINNERS:
Best Picture: The Artist (Thomas Langmann, Producer)
Best Director: Michel Hazanavicius, The Artist
Best Actor: Jean Dujardin, The Artist
Best Actress: Meryl Streep, The Iron Lady
Best Supporting Actor: Christopher Plummer, Beginners
Best Supporting Actress: Octavia Spencer, The Help
Best Adapted Screenplay: Alexander Payne, Jim Rash, and Matt Faxon, The Descendants
Best Original Screenplay: Woody Allen, Midnight in Paris
Best Animated Feature Film: Rango
Best Documentary Feature: Undefeated
Best Foreign Language Film: A Separation (Iran)
Best Original Song: "Man or Muppet", The Muppets (Music and Lyrics by Bret McKenzie)
Best Original Score: The Artist (Ludovic Bource, Composer)

An edited version of the LIVE February 27, 2012 Broadcast, "LIVE...After the Academy Awards".

Tonight, the show celebrates St. Patrick's Day with Irish music and a trip to Dublin.

Tonight on the show- Bryan talks about networking and gives tips on job interview questions.

Tonight on the show...
"200ColumbusTV"- a look at a new TV station with Columbus-oriented programming
"The Adam Sandler Show"- In the 32 year history of the Golden Raspberry Awards, one film did something NO other film has done
Jumping the Shark- What Is It? When did Michigan football, "General Hospital", and KISS jump the shark?
Special Guest Star Peter Cottontail

and the Weekend Warrior previews Zakir Hussain at the Southern and WCRS at the Gallery Hop.

**Due to circumstances beyond our control, "Happy One-Year Anniversary Side A" has been pre-empted to April 23, and Side B will now air on April 30.**

Tonight, an encore edition of "Networking 101":
- How to Sell Yourself (and your Experiences)
- Networking Groups/Events in Columbus

So, "Tune in, turn on, and take notes."

On Part 1 of this Very Special two-part show:
- Trailers from a parody of "The Fugitive", starring DJBC.
- DJBC & Peter Cottontail at the Gallery Hop

The show begins with a sketch of "Titanic".
The DJBC is on the run in three more clips of "The Fugitive" parody
Biff & Raff "review" three films about Columbus

The DJBC Happy Hour continues its Bicentennial Celebrations with a trip back to 1976- Headlines, Television, Pop Culture, Sports, and of course, Columbus in
1976, plus songs from 1976.

SONG LIST:
(Hour # 1)
"The Rockford Files" Theme - Mike Post
"Kid Charlemagne" - Steely Dan
"Convoy" - C.W. McCall
"If You Leave Me Now" - Chicago
"More, More, More" - Andrea True Connection
"One" - A Chorus Line Cast
Theme from "S.W.A.T" - Rhythm Heritage
"Happy Days" - Pratt & McClain
"Making Our Dreams Comes True" - Cyndi Grecco
"Welcome Back" - John Sebastian
"Lowdown" - Boz Scaggs
"Disco Duck" - Rick Dees

HEADLINES:
- America Celebrates Its Bicentennial
- A peanut farmer from Georgia, Gov. Jimmy Carter defeats President Ford in the Presidential Election.
- The Concorde took off
- The $ 2 Bill was invented
- The Legionnaires' Outbreak took place in Philadelphia
- The Supreme Court declares the Death Penalty as Constitutional
(Coming Soon)

ENTERTAINMENT:
- A Chorus Line sweeps the Tony Awards.
- The Mary Tyler Moore Show dominates the Emmy Awards.
- Rich Man, Poor Man dominates the TV ratings.

Emmy Awards:
Comedy Series: The Mary Tyler Moore Show (CBS)
Drama Series: Police Story (NBC)
Limited Series: Upstairs, Downstairs (PBS)
Daytime Soap: Another World (NBC)

We continue our journey through 1976 as we celebrate a Bicentennial that is not our own.

SONG LIST (Hour # 2):
"I Write the Songs" - Barry Manilow
"50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" - Paul Simon
"Sir Duke" - Stevie Wonder
"Love of the Common Man" - Todd Rundgren/Utopia
"Show Me the Way" - Peter Frampton
"Muskrat Love" - The Captain and Tennille
"Oh, What A Night" - Frankie Valli
"Night Moves" - Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band
"Saturday Night" - The Bay City Rollers
"Gonna Fly Now" - Bill Conti

Tonight on the show, Bryan interviews Scott Huntley, Festival Director for the Columbus Arts Festival about the upcoming Columbus Arts Festival.

Also,
Biff and Raff recap the Daytime Emmy Nominations and talk about the Tony Award nominees.

A classic DJBC Happy Hour, originally broadcast on June 13, 2011 (and repackaged on June 4, 2012). What is a birthday? You're about to find out.

Tonight, another birthday celebration.

Bryan Award Pre-Nominees: http://thebryanawards.bravehost.com/Television_Awards/2010s/2012shortlis... (Nominees announced July 9th)

Tonight

The Daytime Emmys- Is General Hospital beatable? Will Anthony Geary and Erika Slezak win their 7th Daytime Emmys? Will All My Children, Cash Cab, and Regis Philbin get the last laugh?

Biff and Raff analyze the Daytime Emmys, plus the Bryan Award Pre-Nomination Shortlist.

Events around town include the German Village Haus und Garten Tour (Sunday), ComFest (Friday through Sunday), plus other events through the end of June.

DJBC Happy Hour Survey- http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5BFXSVQ
Bryan Awards Shortlist- http://thebryanawards.bravehost.com/Television_Awards/2010s/2012shortlis... (Nominations announced Live on July 9)
Silver Garbage Awards Shortlist- http://thebryanawards.bravehost.com/Silver_Garbage_Awards/2012sga-shortl... (Nominations recapped on the July 23 show)

Tonight on the show- "About Last Night on the National Road" (edited down from its original broadcast on May 9, 2011)

EXTRA BONUS Segments Tonight (originally aired on June 25, 2012):
- Bryan Curtiss interviews Olde Towne East Tour of Homes Committee Members Christy Williams & Alex Macke about the upcoming Olde Towne East Tour of Homes on July 15.
- A sketch about a 19th century doctor in 1830s Columbus.

From The DJBC Happy Hour--
Bryan Curtiss, host/executive producer of The DJBC Happy Hour interviews 2012 Olde Towne East Summer Tour of Homes committee members Christy Williams & Alex Macke about the upcoming July 15th Tour of Homes in Olde Towne East, a neighborhood just east of downtown Columbus.

Tonight on the show,
Bryan talks about upcoming July Fourth events in Central Ohio (other than Boom, and yes, Boom), such as these here (http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/26158222502/2012-fourth-of-july-ev...), and talks about the COTA strike and the heat wave (or "Springtime in Phoenix in Columbus").

Thomas Jefferson still did not learn his lesson and doesn't want to write the Declaration of Independence. (Here is last year's Jefferson skit: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/26362731960/tonight-an-all-new-djb...)

And in Last Call, another "Fireworks Mix".

Tonight, Bryan (along with DJBC Happy Hour showbiz award correspondents Biff Billingsley & Raff Romanowski, Raff's wife, Emma, and journalista Chelsea Waters) present the nominees for the 12th Annual Bryan Awards.

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The Bryan Award Nominees: http://thebryanawards.bravehost.com/Television_Awards/2010s/2012awards.html

NOMINATION TALLY:
General Hospital- 24
American Horror Story- 23
Modern Family- 22
Mad Men- 21
Homeland; The Young and the Restless- 17
Glee- 16
All My Children- 15
The Bold and the Beautiful; Hemingway & Gellhorn- 14
Game Change; Game of Thrones; One Life to Live; Parks and Recreation- 13
Boardwalk Empire; Downton Abbey; Saturday Night Live; Smash- 12
The Hatfields and the McCoys- 11
Days of Our Lives; Up All Night; New Girl- 10

Survey- http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5BFXSVQ

Hilliard, Ohio started out as Hilliard's Station in 1853. Since then, Hilliard has grown to be one of the biggest communities in Central Ohio.

A re-broadcast of this show- http://www.wcrsfm.org/content/12th-annual-bryan-award-nomination-special

Tonight, Bryan (along with DJBC Happy Hour showbiz award correspondents Biff Billingsley & Raff Romanowski, Raff's wife, Emma, and journalista Chelsea Waters) present the nominees for the 12th Annual Bryan Awards.

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The Bryan Award Nominees: http://thebryanawards.bravehost.com/Television_Awards/2010s/2012awards.html

NOMINATION TALLY:
General Hospital- 24
American Horror Story- 23
Modern Family- 22
Mad Men- 21
Homeland; The Young and the Restless- 17
Glee- 16
All My Children- 15
The Bold and the Beautiful; Hemingway & Gellhorn- 14
Game Change; Game of Thrones; One Life to Live; Parks and Recreation- 13
Boardwalk Empire; Downton Abbey; Saturday Night Live; Smash- 12
The Hatfields and the McCoys- 11
Days of Our Lives; Up All Night; New Girl- 10

Survey- http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5BFXSVQ

August 6 theme choices- Dating, Networking, Columbus Culture, Neighborhoods in Columbus, Columbus History

Bryan Award category choices- Writing/Directing in Daytime Drama, Animated Program, Variety Special, Reality Host, Performer in a Variety Program, Most Missed Series, Studio Sports Program, Main Title Theme Music, and Special Class Special (top 2 votegetters will be part of the Bryan Awards)

Tonight on the show, the Emmy Nominations- Who's in and who's out...and The Silver Garbage Awards, who is in and out...

Also, this is your last chance to vote on a topic for August 6, and for 2 categories to be part of the Bryan Awards. Vote at the link below:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5BFXSVQ (Voting closes no later than July 31)

As chosen by the listeners...

This Bicentennial Minute takes us to the southeast corner of Franklin County to two former canal towns, Groveport and Canal Winchester.

This Bicentennial Minute takes us to the Birthplace of the Tomato, Reynoldsburg.

Tonight on the show, Television Theme Songs from the 1980s is the focus of tonight's show, as these themes are played.

The Greatest American Hero (ABC, 1981-1983)
St. Elsewhere (NBC, 1982-1988)
Hill Street Blues (NBC, 1981-1987)
The Young and the Restless (CBS, 1973-)
Guiding Light (CBS, 1952-2009; 1983-90 theme song)
All My Children (ABC, 1970-2011; 1970-89 theme song)
General Hospital (ABC, 1963-; 1976-93 theme song)
Cheers (NBC, 1982-1993)
The Jeffersons (CBS, 1975-1985)
Trapper John M.D. (CBS, 1979-1986)
Moonlighting (ABC, 1985-1989)
Family Ties (NBC, 1982-1989)
The Cosby Show (NBC, 1984-1992; Bobby McFerrin arrangement from 4th Season)
The Golden Girls (NBC, 1985-1992)
Magnum P.I. (CBS, 1980-1988)
The Smurfs (NBC, 1981-1990)
Pee Wee's Playhouse (CBS, 1986-1991)
Miami Vice (NBC, 1984-1989)
The Lawrence Welk Show (ABC, 1955-1971; Syndicated 1971-1982, closing theme from 1971-82)

Tonight, it's The DJBC Happy Hour Classic with this show from November 21, 2011. Sketches of Thanksgiving are included, as well as sketches about football- mainly the Ohio State-Michigan game. And the show wraps up with a prediction of the game. Eventually, Michigan would go on to win the actual game itself 40-34 five days later in Ann Arbor.

OHIO STATE SCHEDULE:
Sept. 1- vs. Miami of Ohio
Sept. 8- vs. Central Florida
Sept. 15- vs. Cal
Sept. 22- vs. Alabama-Birmingham
Sept. 29- at Michigan State
Oct. 6- vs. Nebraska (Homecoming, and under the lights)
Oct. 13- at Indiana
Oct. 20- vs. Purdue
Oct. 27- at Penn State
Nov. 3- vs. Illinois
Nov. 10- Buckeye Siesta (aka Bye Week)
Nov. 17- at Wisconsin
Nov. 19- The DJBC Happy Hour's 2nd Annual OSU-Michigan/Thanksgiving Show
Nov. 24- vs. Michigan (aka Ohio State's Bowl Game for 2012)
January- NO BOWL FOR OSU!!!!

MICHIGAN SCHEDULE:
Sept. 1- vs. Alabama (at Dallas Cowboys Stadium)
Sept. 8- vs. Air Force (Home Opener)
Sept. 15- vs. UMass
Sept. 22- at Notre Dame (under the lights, followed by live from New York, It's Saturday Night)
Sept. 29- Bye Week
Oct. 6- at Purdue
Oct. 13- vs. Illinois (Homecoming)
Oct. 20- vs. Michigan State
Oct. 27- at Nebraska
Nov. 3- at Minnesota
Nov. 10- vs. Northwestern
Nov. 17- vs. Iowa (# 16's last home game)
Nov. 19- The DJBC Happy Hour celebrates THE Game (and Thanksgiving, but seriously, THE Game)
Nov. 24- at Ohio State (or as they say in Ann Arbor, "Occupy the Horseshoe")
Dec. 1- Big Ten Championship Game
January- BCS National Championship Game

Tonight, the first hour of the 12th Annual Bryan Awards.

Feel free to play along with your very own scorecard, like the Academy Awards, Tony Awards, etc.- http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/30329317267/the-12th-annual-bryan-...
Just copy and paste the category list (of nominees) into a Word Processor.

Categories:
1) Lead Actress in a Comedy Series

2) Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series

3) Writing in a Comedy Series

4) Directing in a Comedy Series

5) Younger Actor in a Comedy Series

6) Younger Actress in a Comedy Series

7) Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series

8) Lead Actor in a Comedy Series

9) Lead Actress in a Daytime Drama

10) Supporting Actor in a Daytime Drama

11) Younger Actor in a Daytime Drama

12) Younger Actress in a Daytime Drama

13) Lead Actor in a Daytime Drama

14) Supporting Actress in a Daytime Drama

Plus: The premiere of Bicentennial Minute: Upper Arlington, Vignettes of Daytime Drama Series nominees All My Children, General Hospital, One Life to Live, and the Young and the Restless and New Series Nominees American Horror Story and Homeland

The Olde Towne East (and Franklin Park) Neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio

The first hour of the 12th Annual Bryan Awards saw prizes in Comedy and Daytime Drama. The second hour bestows prizes in Primetime Drama, and Animation, Reality, and Variety.

Hour 2 of the 12th Annual Bryan Awards:
15) Animated Program
16) Reality-Competition Show
17) Performance in a Variety Series or Special
18) Variety or Late Night Talk Series
19) Lead Actor in a Drama Series
20) Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
21) Younger Actor in a Drama Series
22) Directing in a Drama Series
23) Writing in a Drama Series
24) Lead Actress in a Drama Series
25) Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
26) Younger Actress in a Drama Series
Plus: The premiere of Bicentennial Minute: Olde Towne East, Vignettes of New Series nominees Girls, House of Lies, New Girl, and Once Upon a Time, and a Special Memoriam

And, to follow along, here is the Official Bryan Award Scorecard: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/30329317267/the-12th-annual-bryan-...

(Looking to Network this Month?- http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/30604596867/september-2012-network...)

The third and final part of the 12th Annual Bryan Awards.
11 more categories are revealed.
27) Supporting Actor in a TV Movie/Miniseries
28) Supporting Actress in a TV Movie/Miniseries
29) Writing in a TV Movie/Miniseries
30) Directing in a TV Movie/Miniseries
31) Lead Actress in a TV Movie/Miniseries
32) Lead Actor in a TV Movie/Miniseries
33) Outstanding Daytime Drama
34) Outstanding Made for TV Movie/Miniseries
35) Outstanding New Series
36) Best Comedy Series
37) Best Drama Series

NOTE: On September 17, the 2012 Silver Garbage Awards will air LIVE at 8PM.
Categories for That: Worst Comedy, Worst Drama, Worst New Show, Worst Reality Show, Worst Actor (Comedy), Worst Actress (Comedy), Worst Actor (Drama), Worst Actress (Drama), Worst Supporting Actor (Comedy), Worst Supporting Actress (Comedy), Worst Supporting Actor (Drama), Worst Supporting Actress (Drama), and Worst Spin-Off or Remake

The DJBC Happy Hour Broadcast LIVE on September 17, 2012 from the WCRS studios.

LIVE on the DJBC Happy Hour, the Emmy Awards- Who Won and Who Lost; Biff and Raff give their two cents in on Red Carpet Fashion

Emmy Awards Blog: http://bryansilvergarbageawards.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-64th-annual-pri...
Leftovers to tonight's show: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/32303883922/the-djbc-happy-hour-le...

And a preview of idUS- September 28 through October 8 in Columbus (http://idus.us)

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Emmy Winners:
*- Announced on Sept. 15 at the Creative Arts Emmys
(Comedy)
Series: Modern Family (ABC)- first ABC THREE-peat Comedy Series since 1981
Actor: Jon Cryer (Two and a Half Men, CBS)- second actor with Lead & Supporting Actor Comedy Emmys
Actress: Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Veep, HBO)- first actor with three Emmys for regular roles in three different Comedies
Supporting Actor: Eric Stonestreet (Modern Family, ABC)
Supporting Actress: Julie Bowen (Modern Family, ABC)
Writing: Louis C.K. (Louie, "Pregnant", F/X)
Directing: Steven Levitan (Modern Family, "Baby on Board", ABC)
Guest Actor: Jimmy Fallon (Saturday Night Live, NBC)*
Guest Actress: Kathy Bates (Two and a Half Men, CBS)*

(Reality)
Reality Series: Undercover Boss (CBS)*
Reality-Competition Program: The Amazing Race (CBS)
Reality Host: Tom Bergeron (Dancing with the Stars, ABC)

(Variety)
Variety Series: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (Comedy Central)- Ricky Gervais, when presenting the Emmy said, "Oh no, not again"...my sentiments exactly, # 10 in a row for the Comedy Central late night staple
Variety Special: The Kennedy Center Honors (CBS)*
Special Class Special: The 65th Annual Tony Awards (CBS)*
Series Writing: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Writing Team (Comedy Central)*
Series Directing: Don Roy King (Saturday Night Live, "Mick Jagger", NBC)*
Special Writing: Louis CK (Louis C.K.: Live at the Beacon Theatre, F/X)

A Revised Version of "idUS: A Meeting of the Columbus Creative Class"...

Remaining idUS events include:
- FFOCOL (tonight through Thursday at the Gateway Film Center)
- Innovate Columbus with Dr. Richard Florida, Dr. Sir Ken Robinson, and Dr. Jeff Dyer (Thursday at TechColumbus)
- CoLab (Saturday at TechColumbus)
- TEDX (Wednesday at COSI)
- The Creative Mind with Sergio Marchione & John C. Jay (Monday at the Wexner Center)

Fake Commercials/Promos this week:
- Columbus Innovation (from 1984)
- Saturday Night in Columbus (from 1955)

Song This Week:
- Excerpt from "Columbus- Super Sexy City" from The 12th Annual Bryan Awards (broadcast during the third hour of the ceremony)

Political Corner talks about Early Voting and recaps Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney (R, Massachusetts) latest visit to Westerville. The first of three Presidential Debates in Wednesday at 9PM ET (from Denver). The Ohio U.S. Senate Debate is October 18th.

Upcoming DJBC Happy Hours:
- Next Week: "The Ghosts of Columbus Past" (abridged) plus Another Political Corner
- October 15: "Networking 102" (abridged) plus Political Corner
- October 22: Halloween-themed show plus Political Corner
- October 29: Election Preview
- November 5: Tribute to Hal David/Andy Williams/Marvin Hamlisch (could be abridged to accommodate another Political Corner)
- November 12: Election Recap
- November 19: Thanksgiving Show/Ohio State-Michigan Preview II

Tonight on the show, ALL THINGS Election!!!!

- U.S. President, U.S. Senate, Congress, Ohio House, Franklin County Races
- Sketches lampooning the Romneys and an Obama sketch lampooning TWO 1984 Reagan campaign ads
- Don't miss the last five minutes.

Tonight on the show, songs sung by the late singer Andy Williams (1927-2012), composed/conducted by the late Marvin Hamlisch (1944-2012), and/or songs with lyrics by the late lyricist Hal David (1921-2012).

And then, Political Corner wraps up its short run with a look ahead to Election Day, and an explanation of "The Redskins Rule" (SPOILER ALERT: It's bad news, unless you're a Romney supporter).

Tonight on the show, Election Results for U.S. President, and selected U.S. Senate & U.S. Congressional Races, plus Franklin County races for Ohio House, and the contested races in Franklin County government (Sheriff, Treasurer, Recorder, County Commissioner, Common Pleas Judge).

Biff and Raff chime in on the Presidential Election as well.

Tonight on the show, Thanksgiving is discussed (What are you thankful for?). Also, the 109th meeting between Michigan and O-HI-O [State] on November 24 at Ohio Stadium.

BONUS:
OSU-Michigan Preview, Part 1: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/36114338118/the-djbc-happy-hour-dj...

Tonight on the show, Christmas Music from the 1980s, with songs from The Waitresses, Queen, Band Aid, Squeeze, Lawrence Welk, and others.

Tonight, songs that tell Christmas stories, and popular long holiday sketches, plus the recitation of these three poems and one short story:
A Christmas Tree (Charles Dickens)
Christmas Bells (Ella Wheeler Wilcox)
Little Tree (e.e. cummings)
The Mahogany Tree (William Makepeace Thackeray)

Tonight on the show, it's Christmas Eve.

Could this be the last DJBC Happy Hour before the end of the world on Friday (December 21st)? Let's hope not.

Tonight on the show, a look back at 2012- What were the biggest news headlines and sports stories of 2012? What Awards tales from 2012 does The DJBC Happy Hour remember the most?

Plus, New Year's Day Superstitions. (Source: http://www.happywink.org/newyearfestival/new-year-superstitions.html)

Vote for the shows to be re-broadcast on January 21 & 28: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WTCWXPZ (Choices are: The 200Columbus Bicentennial Preview, Songs from 1976, the 11th Annual Bryan Awards, and the 2012 Presidential Election Preview/Recap). Hurry, because voting ends on Friday January 18.

Tonight on the show, a look back on the show in 2012, plus recalling the city's Bicentennial.

- Top 10 Fake PSA's of the Year
- Top 10 Bicentennial Sketches
- Top 10 Overall Sketches of the Year
- Top 10 Bicentennial Moments of the Bicentennial
- Top 10 Local News Stories of 2012

Don't forget to Vote to select what show will be re-broadcast on January 21 & 28. (Voting ends on January 18)

LINK to the Survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WTCWXPZ

Options (in order of airing):
- The 11th Annual Bryan Awards (from August 22 & 29, 2011)
- Columbus: 1812-2012 (aired on January 30 & February 6, 2012; A preview of the Columbus Bicentennial, heading into the 200Columbus Bicentennial Weekend of February 10-14, 2012)
- Songs from 1976 (aired on May 7 & 14, 2012; Songs made famous in 1976, the year of the American Bicentennial)
- Let's Make A Decision Already (aired on October 29, 2012; if selected, would re-air on January 21; the big preview of the 2012 Presidential Election) and We Made A Decision Already (aired on November 12, 2012; if selected, would re-air on January 28; a recap of the 2012 Presidential Election)

A recap of the 70th Annual Golden Globes last night and the nominations to the 85th Annual Academy Award nominations last Thursday. Biff Billingsley and Raff Romanowski give their analysis.

Oscar Nomination Tally (Multiple Nominees):
12- Lincoln
11- Life of Pi
8- Silver Linings Playbook, Les Miserables
7- Argo
5- Skyfall, Amour, Zero Dark Thirty, Django Unchained
4- Anna Karenina, Beasts of the Southern Wild
3- The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, The Master
2- Flight, Snow White and the Huntsman
Don't forget to Vote for Next Week's Encore Show: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WTCWXPZ (Voting Ends at Midnight on Friday Night, January 18)

Options (for Question 1):
1) The 11th Annual Bryan Awards (from 8/22/11 & 8/29/11)- The best of Television from the 2010-11 season
2) Columbus: 1812-2012 (from 1/30/12 & 2/06/12)- A preview of the 200Columbus Bicentennial heading into 200Columbus Bicentennial weekend, and a look at some of the history of Columbus
3) Songs from 1976 (from 5/07/12 & 5/14/12)- Music and headlines from 1976
4) Let's Make a Decision Already (from 10/29/12)- [The Presidential Election Preview] & We Made A Decision Already (11/12/12)- The Presidential Election Recap

Oscar Nomination Preview/Razzie Nomination Recap Podcast: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/40115525182/the-djbc-happy-hour-pr...

Real-Time Golden Globes Results from the Bryan Awards Blog: http://bryansilvergarbageawards.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-70th-annual-gol...

The DJBC Happy Hour Classic presents Part of the 11th Annual Bryan Awards, originally aired on The DJBC Happy Hour on August 22, 2011. The 11th Annual Bryan Awards celebrated the best of television in the 2010-11 television season.

In Part 1, the following 21 categories were presented:
1) Supporting Actor in a Daytime Drama
2) Supporting Actress in a Daytime Drama
3) Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
4) Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
5) Writing in a Daytime Drama
6) Directing in a Daytime Drama
7) Younger Actor in a Drama Series
8) Younger Actress in a Daytime Drama
9) Directing in a Variety Program
10) Writing in a Variety Program
11) Writing in a Drama Series
12) Directing in a Drama Series
13) Younger Actor in a Daytime Drama
14) Younger Actress in a Comedy Series
15) Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
16) Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
17) Younger Actress in a Drama Series
18) Younger Actor in a Comedy Series
19) Writing in a Made for TV Movie or Miniseries
20) Late Night Host
21) Reality Host

SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DAYTIME SOAP:
Trent Dawson (As the World Turns, CBS)
Van Hansis (As the World Turns, CBS)
Jonathan Jackson (General Hospital, ABC)
Brian Kerwin (One Life to Live, ABC)
Billy Miller (The Young and the Restless, CBS)
Michael Muhney (The Young and the Restless, CBS)

SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A DAYTIME SOAP:
Melissa Claire Egan (All My Children, ABC)
Kathryn Hays (As the World Turns, CBS)
Julie Pinson (As the World Turns, CBS)
Alley Mills (The Bold and the Beautiful, CBS)
Nancy Lee Grahn (General Hospital, ABC)
Marcy Rylan (The Young and the Restless, CBS)

SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES:
Jane Lynch (Glee, Fox)
Betty White (Hot in Cleveland, TV Land)
Julie Bowen (Modern Family, ABC)
Sofia Vergara (Modern Family, ABC)
Jenna Fischer (The Office, NBC)
Kristen Wiig (Saturday Night Live, NBC)

Last week, the first 21 categories from the 11th Annual Bryan Awards aired. Tonight, the remaining 21 categories from this Classic Edition of The DJBC Happy Hour.

22) Supporting Actor in a Made for TV Movie or Miniseries
23) Supporting Actress in a Made for TV Movie or Miniseries
24) Directing in a Made for TV Movie or Miniseries
25) Performance in a Variety Program
26) Directing in a Comedy Series
27) Writing in a Comedy Series
28) Lead Actress in a Daytime Drama
29) Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
30) Outstanding Reality-Competition Program
31) Lead Actor in a Made for TV Movie or Miniseries
32) Lead Actress in a Drama Series
33) Lead Actor in a Daytime Drama
34) Outstanding Daytime Drama
35) Lead Actress in a Made for TV Movie or Miniseries
36) Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
37) Lead Actor in a Drama Series
38) Outstanding Variety Series
39) Outstanding Made for Television Movie or Miniseries
40) Best New Series
41) Outstanding Comedy Series
42) Outstanding Drama Series

Vignettes: As the World Turns, The Bold and the Beautiful, General Hospital, The Young and the Restless, The Good Wife, The Killing, Raising Hope, Shameless, The Voice, Modern Family, 30 Rock, The Office, Mad Men, and The Walking Dead

SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A TV MOVIE OR MINISERIES:
CINEMA VERITE- Thomas Dekker as Lance Loud (HBO)
CINEMA VERITE- James Gandolfini as Craig Gilbert (HBO)
MILDRED PIERCE- Brian F. O'Byrne as Bert Pierce (HBO)
MILDRED PIERCE- Guy Pearce as Monty Beragon (HBO)
TOO BIG TO FAIL- James Woods as Dick Fuld (HBO)

SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A TV MOVIE OR MINISERIES:
Betty White (The Lost Valentine - Hallmark Hall of Fame, CBS)
Melissa Leo (Mildred Pierce, HBO)
Evan Rachel Wood (Mildred Pierce, HBO)
Cynthia Nixon (Too Big To Fail, HBO)
Dame Eileen Atkins (Upstairs, Downstairs, PBS)

DIRECTING IN A TV MOVIE OR MINISERIES:
Carlos (Sundance Channel)- Olivier Assayas, Director

The Love Doctor is back with some tunes for all you lovers out there this Valentine's Day.

Tonight on the show, the 85th Annual Academy Awards and the 33rd Annual Golden Raspberry Awards are previewed.

**To Be Updated Later**

Reminder, next week (02/25/13)'s show will be broadcast LIVE at 8PM.

Tonight on the show, songs with women's names in them.

International Women's Day is this Friday with a celebration in Hilliard: http://eevent.com/purpose-for-women-international/international-womens-d...

Tonight, the Academy Awards (and Golden Raspberry Awards) are recapped in a LIVE broadcast.

Oscar Winners:
Best Picture - Argo
Best Director - Ang Lee, Life of Pi
Best Actor - Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln
Best Actress - Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook
Best Supporting Actor - Christoph Waltz, Django Unchained
Best Supporting Actress - Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables
Best Adapted Screenplay - Chris Terrio, Argo
Best Original Screenplay - Quentin Tarantino, Django Unchained
Best Foreign Language Film - Amour (Austria)
Best Animated Feature - Brave
Best Documentary Feature - Searching for Sugarman
Best Original Song - "Skyfall", Skyfall, Music & Lyrics by Adele Adkins and Paul Epworth
Best Original Score - Mychael Danna, Life of Pi
Best Editing - Argo
Best Cinematography - Life of Pi
Best Production Design - Lincoln
Best Makeup & Hairstyling - Les Miserables
Best Costume Design - Anna Karenina
Best Sound Mixing - Les Miserables
Best Sound Editing (TIE) - Skyfall AND Zero Dark Thirty
Best Visual Effects - Life of Pi
Best Animated Short - Paperman
Best Documentary Short - Inocente
Best Live Action Short - Curfew

Golden Raspberry Award Winners:
Worst Picture: Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn (Part 2)
Worst Director: Bill Condon, Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn (Part 2)
Worst Actress: Kristen Stewart for BOTH Snow White and the Huntsman AND Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn (Part 2)
Worst Actor: Adam Sandler, That's My Boy
Worst Supporting Actress: Rihanna, Battleship
Worst Supporting Actor: Taylor Lautner, Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn (Part 2)
Worst Screenplay: That's My Boy
Worst Ensemble: Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn (Part 2)
Worst Remake or Sequel: Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn (Part 2)
Worst Screen Couple: Mackenzie Foy & Taylor Lautner, Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn (Part 2)

Real-Time Updating of the Oscars: http://bryansilvergarbageawards.blogspot.com/2013/02/live-blogging-of-85...

Tonight, the show celebrates the 110th birthday of the Champagne Music Maker himself, Lawrence Welk with songs that were covered by Welk, but (most of them) recorded by other artists, including four of Welk's Gold Records from the 1960s.

A classic episode of "The DJBC Happy Hour", aired on March 12, 2012, which is about St. Patrick's Day. The "Dublin" installment of Bicentennial Minute is included in the outroduction for the show.

An encore of "Here's to the Ladies", originally aired on March 4 of this year.

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Vote for WCRS in the ColumBEST and Best of Columbus Awards: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/45694293937/vote-for-the-djbc-happ...

The 2nd Annual April Fool's Edition of The DJBC Happy Hour features skits, the Weekend Warrior, plus a 50th Anniversary tribute to the long-running ABC soap General Hospital, which turned 50 today.

Skits:
- There is the Opening
- Sesame Street Tour of Homes
- Mystery Diners: "Inner Chi Cafe"
- Vision Valley
- A new "At the Gallery Hop"
- Plus Fake Ads

Weekend Warrior:
- Agora X (the final Agora) and the series premiere of Moonlight Market are both April 13 (as well as the Second Saturday Salon)
- Gallery Hop is Saturday
- April Networking Calendar: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/46611503634/networking-calendar-fo...

Next Week: "Networking 102: The DJ's Cut"

In an extended version of "Networking 102.1", the elevator pitch is examined. We also get an introduction of schmoozing. In bonus material, LinkedIn profiles are examined, and Tuesdays at 2 is discussed.

- Ohio Young Professionals Weekend (April 26)

Tonight on the show, a look back at the last 12 months of the show with the Best of the show talking about Networking, talking about Politics, talking about Sports, talking about Columbus's Bicentennial, and talking with Biff and Raff.

KEY EVENTS mentioned in tonight's how:
- Volunteer UA Expo (Wednesday from 10-8PM; Upper Arlington Main Library on Tremont Rd., opposite the Tremont Center)
- Earth Day Columbus (Worksites- Saturday & Sunday and Celebration on April 27; http://earthdaycolumbus.org)
- Harmony Project Volunteer Week (April 21-27 along Livingston Avenue Streetcar District corridor between Parsons & Nelson; http://www.harmonyproject.com)
- Ohio Young Professionals Weekend (April 26 @ Gateway Film Center & April 27 starting at Columbus Commons; Multi-Group Mixer also April 26, but @ Kildare's Irish Pub at South Campus Gateway; http://www.ohioyoungprofessionalsweekend.com)

And...The State of the Show Address (which was left off the cutting room floor of tonight's show): http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/48096944518/the-djbc-happy-hour-st...

- When The DJBC Happy Hour Facebook Page gets to 200 likes, the theme(s) for the February 3 & 17, 2014 weeks will be revealed.

A re-broadcast of the Hal David/Andy Williams/Marvin Hamlisch musical tribute show from November 5, 2012, with two added songs.

Tonight on the show, Schmoozing is discussed. What is it exactly, and why is it (plus making a connection) important in networking? Also, "The Kevin Bacon Experience". What is it exactly (and why is Kevin Bacon so popular)?

LINKS:
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/schmoozing
http://thefrugalmodel.com/blog/751/how-to-network
http://www.susanroane.com/articles/summerschmoozesummary.htm
http://www.susanroane.com/prog_workaroom.html
http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/48795523477/networking-calendar-fo...

Tonight on "The DJBC Happy Hour", a trip back in time 30 years to 1983.

1983 HEADLINES:
- Sally Ride becomes the first American woman to travel into space
- Guion Bluford becomes the first African-American man to travel in space
- AP Top Story: The raid in Beirut, where 239 are killed
- The U.S. Economy shows signs of recovery from a recession
- Secretary of the Interior James Watts resigns
- Soviet Premier Yuri Andropov goes AWOL for a while
- US Missiles are deployed throughout Western Europe
- Filipino President Benigno Aquino is assassinated
- Polish President Lech Walesa wins Nobel Peace Prize
- The PLO splits
- The Soviets shoot down 747 Jetliner in South Korea; 269 are killed
- NBC anchorwoman Jessica Savitch is killed in a car accident.

1983 SHOWBIZ AWARDS:
http://bryansilvergarbageawards.blogspot.com/2013/05/1983-in-awards-djbc...

Here is some Columbus Restaurant Trivia from 1983: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/49821846150/the-djbc-happy-hour-19...

COLUMBUS HEADLINES:
- Columbus Mayor Tom Moody opts NOT to run for a fourth term.
- Bexley Lions win the Boys' State Basketball Championship.
- The Bishop Ready Silver Knights become Franklin County's first High School Football Team to win the State Football Championship.
- County Treasurer Dana Gillman "Buck" Rinehart is elected Mayor.
- The B*ckeyes lose to Michigan, 24-21, as Illinois wins the Big Ten in Football.
- Richard F. Celeste is sworn-in as Governor of Ohio.

Side A to this Soundtrack:
"1999" - Prince
"Rio" - Duran Duran
"Toto" - Africa
"Up Where We Belong" - Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes
"Maniac" - Michael Sembello
"New Year's Day" - U2
"Our House" - Madness
"Too Shy" - Kajagoogoo
"Electric Avenue" - Eddy Grant
"Uptown Girl" - Billy Joel
"Bang the Drum All Day" - Todd Rundgren
"Time (Clock of the Heart)" - Culture Club

Tonight, Side B to this 1983 soundtrack.

Playlist:
Let's Dance - David Bowie
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper
Puttin' on the Ritz - Taco
Come On Eileen - Dexy's Midnight Runners
Hungry Like the Wolf - Duran Duran
Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
Allentown - Billy Joel
Beat It - Michael Jackson
Say It Isn't So - Hall and Oates
She Blinded Me With Science - Thomas Dolby
Down Under - Men at Work
Baby Come to Me - James Ingram and Patty Austin

ENTERTAINMENT:
- M*A*S*H signs off after 11 seasons with the most-watched Series Finale in television history, becoming the # 1 most-watched program for 27 years.
- Death comes to Sesame Street, as the residents mourn Mister Hooper.

EMMY AWARDS (NBC cleaned up in Primetime, while ABC dominated in Daytime):
Comedy Series: Cheers (NBC)
Drama Series: Hill Street Blues (NBC)
Dramatic Special: Special Bulletin (NBC)
Limited Series: Nicholas Nickleby (Syndicated)
Daytime Drama: The Young and the Restless (CBS)
Lead Actor, Comedy: Judd Hirsch, Taxi (NBC)
Lead Actress, Comedy: Shelley Long, Cheers (NBC)
Supporting Actor, Comedy: Christopher Lloyd, Taxi (NBC)
Supporting Actress, Comedy: Carol Kane, Taxi (NBC)
Lead Actor, Drama: Ed Flanders, St. Elsewhere (NBC)
Lead Actress, Drama: Tyne Daly, Cagney & Lacey (CBS)
Supporting Actor, Drama: James Coco, St. Elsewhere, "Cora and Arnie" (NBC)
Supporting Actress, Drama: Doris Roberts, St. Elsewhere, "Cora and Arnie" (NBC)
Lead Actor, Limited Series/Special: Tommy Lee Jones, The Executioner's Song
Lead Actress, Limited Series/Special: Barbara Stanwyck, The Thorn Birds (ABC)
Supporting Actress, Limited Series/Special: Jean Simmons, The Thorn Birds (ABC)
Lead Actor, Daytime: Robert S. Woods, One Life to Live (ABC)
Lead Actress, Daytime: Dorothy Lyman, All My Children (ABC)
Supporting Actor, Daytime: Darnell Williams, All My Children (ABC)
Supporting Actress, Daytime: Louise Shaffer, Ryan's Hope (ABC)

GRAMMYS:
Album of the Year - "Toto IV" (Toto)

Tonight, on the show:
- Informational Interviews, what are they and what do they mean?
- Mobility, why is it important in a job search?
- Social Media, the two-way road
- "The Internship" and how does the plot relate to job searching

Tonight on "The DJBC Happy Hour Classic" - A look back at some of the ghosts of the past of Columbus, and by ghosts, places in Columbus that are no longer there. (Originally aired October 8, 2012)

Tonight, new bonus material with a compilation of a timeline through the 200-year history of Columbus.

Tonight on the show, Summer Events in the Month of June are previewed, including:
- The Columbus Arts Festival (June 7-9; Downtown - http://www.columbusartsfestival.org)
- Columbus Pride (June 21-23; http://www.stonewallcolumbus.org)
- Comfest (June 28-30; Goodale Park - http://www.comfest.com)

The 67th Annual Tony Awards (June 9 from the Beacon Theatre in New York on CBS) and the 40th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards (June 16 from the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles on Headline News) are previewed.

Tonight on the show, "Birthday Rock Anthem" (originally aired on June 11, 2012).

Tonight on the show, the DJBC celebrates another birthday. The Daytime Emmy Awards are recapped.

Tonight on "The DJBC Happy Hour Classic", "Sweet Freedom's Song: Celebrating Our History" takes a look at July Fourth Events throughout town, during the Columbus Bicentennial Fourth of July. Plus, Thomas Jefferson, a striking COTA bus driver, the Doo Dah Parade, and the Fireworks Mix on "The DJBC Happy Hour Classic."

Happy ComFest Week!

Tonight on the show, the Fourth of July.

FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS:
- http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/53985369028/2013-july-fourth-event...

Tonight on the show, the nominees for the 13th Annual Bryan Awards are revealed. Also, events around town are previewed, including the Olde Towne East Tour of Historic Homes in Franklin Park on July 14 and journalist Jeremy Scahill's double-event visit on July 10.

Tonight on the show, a look back with the shorts series "Bicentennial Minute", and a preview of "A Trip Around Columbus".

The Bicentennial Minutes:
- Downtown
- German Village
- Short North
- Grandview
- Upper Arlington
- Hilliard
- Dublin
- Westerville
- Reynoldsburg
- Olde Towne East
- Bexley
- Groveport/Canal Winchester
- Grove City
- Franklinton
- King-Lincoln District

Tonight on the show, the Emmy Nominations are recapped, as "House of Cards" made history by being the first online-based series to get a Drama Series nomination (plus eight other nominations). Also, the Silver Garbage Awards. Who did DJBC nominate as the "Worst of the Worst" of the TV landscape?

Tonight, a musical playlist of Christmas songs about and from various places, from the United States to Europe to Latin America.

Tonight on "The DJBC Happy Hour", a trip back in time 30 years to 1983.

1983 HEADLINES:
- Sally Ride becomes the first American woman to travel into space
- Guion Bluford becomes the first African-American man to travel in space
- AP Top Story: The raid in Beirut, where 239 are killed
- The U.S. Economy shows signs of recovery from a recession
- Secretary of the Interior James Watts resigns
- Soviet Premier Yuri Andropov goes AWOL for a while
- US Missiles are deployed throughout Western Europe
- Filipino President Benigno Aquino is assassinated
- Polish President Lech Walesa wins Nobel Peace Prize
- The PLO splits
- The Soviets shoot down 747 Jetliner in South Korea; 269 are killed

1983 SHOWBIZ AWARDS:
http://bryansilvergarbageawards.blogspot.com/2013/05/1983-in-awards-djbc...

Here is some Columbus Restaurant Trivia from 1983: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/49821846150/the-djbc-happy-hour-19...

Side A to this Soundtrack:
"1999" - Prince
"Rio" - Duran Duran
"Toto" - Africa
"Up Where We Belong" - Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes
"Maniac" - Michael Sembello
"New Year's Day" - U2
"Our House" - Madness
"Too Shy" - Kajagoogoo
"Electric Avenue" - Eddy Grant
"Uptown Girl" - Billy Joel
"Bang the Drum All Day" - Todd Rundgren
"Time (Clock of the Heart)" - Culture Club

Tonight on the show, a look back at 1983 continues. Who won the Super Bowl that year? How did the Ohio State Buckeyes do? Who was the first Franklin County High School to win a State Championship in football? What network(s) dominated the Emmys?

Tonight on WCRS, the 13th Annual Bryan Awards kick off, hosted by Bryan Curtiss. In Part 1, Awards for Acting in Daytime Drama, plus Awards for Late Night Host and Variety Series. A Trip Around Columbus goes to the University District. Below is the scorecard for tonight, just copy and paste the text below into a Word Processor (i.e. Microsoft Word, WordPad) to play along and guess who will win.

The 13th Annual Bryan Awards Scorecard

The 13th Annual Bryan Awards air on August 19, 26, and September 2, 2013 on WCRS-FM. You can play along and guess who will win with the official scorecard for the 13th Annual Bryan Awards. The first 12 categories will be announced during the first hour. The second hour will have 18 categories, and the third hour will have the final 12 categories. At the Creative Arts Bryan Awards on August 9, HBO’s Liberace biopic “Behind the Candelabra” hauled in the most prizes with seven Bryan Awards. Will Liberace’s luck continue? Find out on Labor Day, when the Miniseries/Movie races are decided.

- HOUR 1 -

CATEGORY # 1301 – Lead Actress in a Daytime Drama:
______ Jeanne Cooper as Katherine Chancellor, The Young and the Restless (CBS)
______ Susan Flannery as Stephanie Forrester, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)
______ Katherine Kelly Lang as Brooke Logan, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)
______ Michelle Stafford as Phyllis Summers, The Young and the Restless (CBS)
______ Heather Tom as Katie Logan Spencer, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)
______ Laura Wright as Carly Jacks, General Hospital (ABC)

CATEGORY # 1302 – Supporting Actress in a Daytime Drama:
______ Julie Marie Berman as Lulu Spencer Falconeri, General Hospital (ABC)
______ Tracey E. Bregman as Lauren Fenmore, The Young and the Restless (CBS)
______ Jessica Collins as Avery Bailey Clark, The Young and the Restless (CBS)
______ Melissa Claire Egan as Chelsea Newman, The Young and the Restless (CBS)

Tonight, the 13th Annual Bryan Awards continue with prizes for Comedy and Drama Acting, and the Bryan Awards for Reality/Competition Program and Animated Program. Plus, a sneak peek of "The South Side" Trip Around Columbus.

Get your scorecards out:
- HOUR 2 -

CATEGORY # 1313 – Lead Actor in a Comedy Series:
______ Alec Baldwin as Jack Donaghy, 30 Rock (NBC)
______ Louis C.K. as Louie, Louie (F/X)
______ Don Cheadle as Marty Kaan, House of Lies (Showtime)
______ David Duchovny as Hank Moody, Californication (Showtime)
______ Johnny Galecki as Leonard Hofstadter, The Big Bang Theory (CBS)
______ Jake Johnson as Nick Miller, New Girl (Fox)
______ Jim Parsons as Sheldon Cooper, The Big Bang Theory (CBS)

CATEGORY # 1314 – Lead Actress in a Comedy Series:
______ Zooey Deschanel as Jessica Day, New Girl (Fox)
______ Lena Dunham as Hannah Horvath, Girls (HBO)
______ Edie Falco as Jackie Peyton, Nurse Jackie (Showtime)
______ Tina Fey as Liz Lemon, 30 Rock (NBC)
______ Mindy Kaling as Dr. Mindy Lahiri, The Mindy Project (Fox)
______ Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Vice President Selina Meyer, Veep (HBO)
______ Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope, Parks and Recreation (NBC)

CATEGORY # 1315 – Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series:
______ Mayim Bialik as Amy Farrah Fowler, The Big Bang Theory (CBS)
______ Julie Bowen as Claire Dunphy, Modern Family (ABC)
______ Rashida Jones as Ann Perkins, Parks and Recreation (NBC)
______ Sofia Vergara as Gloria Pritchett, Modern Family (ABC)
______ Jessica Walter as Lucille Bluth, Arrested Development (Netflix)
______ Betty White as Elka Ostrovsky, Hot in Cleveland (TV Land)

CATEGORY # 1316 – Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series:
______ Ty Burrell as Phil Dunphy, Modern Family (ABC)
______ Max Greenfield as Schmidt, New Girl (Fox)
______ Ed O’Neill as Jay Pritchett, Modern Family (ABC)
______ Nick Offerman as Ron Swanson, Parks and Recreation (NBC)
______ Eric Stonestreet as Cameron Tucker, Modern Family (ABC)

Tonight, the conclusion of the 13th Annual Bryan Awards features an excerpt of A Trip Around Columbus (Clintonville), plus the premiere of another Trip Around Columbus (The West Side), and the final 12 categories (below).

- HOUR 3 -

CATEGORY # 1331 – Main Title Theme Music:
______ The Americans (F/X)
______ Elementary (CBS)
______ House of Cards (Netflix)
______ The Newsroom (HBO)
______ Parade’s End (HBO)

CATEGORY # 1332 – Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie:
______ Ellen Burstyn as Margaret Barrish Worthington, Political Animals (USA)
______ Adelaide Clemens as Valentine Wannop, Parade’s End (HBO)
______ Carla Gugino as Susan Berg, Political Animals (USA)
______ Holly Hunter as G.J., Top of the Lake (BBC Two)
______ Lily Rabe as Sister Mary Eunice McKee, American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X)
______ Alfre Woodard as Ouiser, Steel Magnolias (Lifetime)

CATEGORY # 1333 – Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Movie:
______ Dan Aykroyd as Seymour Heller, Behind the Candelabra (HBO)
______ Billy Campbell as Abraham Lincoln, Killing Lincoln (National Geographic Channel)
______ James Cromwell as Dr. Arthur Arden, American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X)
______ Ciaran Hinds as Donald “Bud” Hammond, Political Animals (USA)
______ Rob Lowe as Dr. Jack Startz, Behind the Candelabra (HBO)
______ Zachary Quinto as Dr. Oliver Thredson, American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X)

CATEGORY # 1334 – Writing in a Miniseries or Movie:
______ Behind the Candelabra (HBO)
______ The Big C: Hereafter (Showtime)
______ Call Me Crazy – A ‘Five’ Film (Lifetime)
______ Phil Spector (HBO)
______ Political Animals (USA)

CATEGORY # 1335 – Directing in a Miniseries or Movie:
______ American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X)
______ Behind the Candelabra (HBO)
______ Call Me Crazy – A ‘Five’ Film (Lifetime)
______ Parade’s End (HBO)
______ Phil Spector (HBO)

CATEGORY # 1336 – Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie:

This Trip Around Columbus takes us to the West Side of Columbus, and includes the Hilltop USA, Lincoln Village, and the controversial (defunct) village of New Rome.

Tonight's The DJBC Happy Hour previews the 65th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, plus a couple of TV shows that failed to make the cut for the Fall Lineup.

Tonight on the DJBC Happy Hour, the 65th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards are recapped, from the Creative Arts Ceremony that took place on September 15 at the Nokia Theatre in Hollywood, to the Upset-laden Ceremony which aired on CBS on September 22, also from the Nokia Theatre.

If there was a drinking game for this particular show (but I was told that's not allowed):
(Two sips)
- Any mention of a college football upset
- Any mention of the Ohio State-Florida A&M game
- The words "Merritt Wever" are mentioned

WINNERS (better yet, here is what happened during the ceremony): http://bryansilvergarbageawards.blogspot.com/2013/09/the-65th-annual-pri... (YES, Merritt Wever won an Emmy, so NO, that is not a typo)

Tonight on the show, Networking 105 goes all over the Career Transition Map.

Tonight on the show, a preview of Halloween events around the Columbus area, from HighBall to Monster Bash, and almost everything in between.

Tonight on the show, holiday events around town are previewed as the Holiday Season is near in Central Ohio.

They include:
- Holiday Hop (December 7, Short North; http://www.shortnorth.org)
- Village Lights (December 1, German Village; http://www.germanvillage.com)
- Christmas in the Village (December 6 & 7, Canal Winchester; http://destinationcw.org)
- HolidayVille (December 8, Clintonville; http://www.experienceclintonville.com)
- Holiday Lights Parade (November 29, Creekside/Olde Gahanna; http://www.visitgahanna.com)
- Jig Thursday (November 7 & December 5, Historic Dublin; http://www.historicdublin.org)
- Mistletoe Market (December 6 & 7, Grove City Town Center District; http://www.grovecitytowncenter.org)
- Winter Festival (December 6, Mallway Park at Olde Arlington; http://www.uaoh.net)
- Holiday Parade & First Friday (November 24 & December 6, respectively; Downtown Delaware; http://www.mainstreetdelaware.com)
- Christmas on the Towne (December 7, Reynoldsburg; http://www.visitreynoldsburg.com)
- Tree Lighting, Home for the Holidays, and Sertoma Christmas Parade (December 6, December 7, and December 8, respectively; Uptown Westerville; http://www.visitwesterville.org)
- Holiday Fair (December 6 & 7, Columbus Commons; http://www.columbuscommons.org)
And more!

Tonight on the show, it's all about networking as The DJBC talks about:
- Twitter
- Facebook
- LinkedIn
- Blogging (with a walk through Tumblr)

Tonight on the show, Thanksgiving (with the Macy's Parade sketch at the beginning), and the Ohio State-Michigan game. The # 3-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes (11-0) have won 23 straight under Head Coach Urban Meyer. Michigan (7-4), which had high hopes early in the season, is free-falling faster than the temperatures, and needs a win over Ohio, otherwise there is a high chance there will be a new Wolverine Head Football Coach in 2014.

Weekend events mentioned include the Holiday Lights Parade in Gahanna, Village Lights in German Village, Holiday Hop in the Short North, the Ohio Statehouse Christmas Tree lighting, the Christmas Corner lighting in the Discovery District, and Mistletoe Market in Grove City.

Also, a look back on the 50th anniversary of the John F. Kennedy assassination, and a brief acknowledgement of the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address.

Later in the week on http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com, The DJBC Happy Hour Ohio State/Michigan Preview.

Tonight, on The DJBC Happy Hour Holiday Classic, it's a Christmas Roadtrip, with Holiday Songs from around the world, and about other places, both real and imagined, from "Christmas in Los Angeles" to "Christmas in Killarney", to "Christmas in Hollis", to "O Christmas Tree" in its traditional German.

Tonight on the show, Christmas Songs from the 1950s are played on the show, with some classics and some rare gems stuck in as well.

Also: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/69274639661/1950s-building-the-ame...

A Trip Around Columbus heads to the North Side of Columbus to the Northland area, including the history of Minerva Park, to the rise and fall of both Northland Mall and the Continent.

Tonight, Holiday Songs covered by Artists other than the ones that made them famous, including:
"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Mambo" - Billy May
"Joy to the World" - The Supremes
"White Christmas" - Glee (cover version of the Penguins, NOT Bing Crosby, or a Cover OF a Cover)
"Jingle Bell Rock" - Hall and Oates
"Caroling, Caroling" - Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians
"You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch" - Glee
"Little Saint Nick" - She and Him
"Someday at Christmas" - Stevie Wonder
"The Bell That Couldn't Jingle" - Burt Bacharach
"Toyland" - Perry Como
"Here Comes Santa Claus" - Doris Day
"Baby, It's Cold Outside" - Dean Martin & Martina McBride (courtesy of 21st Century Technology)
"Jingle Bells" - Barbra Streisand
"The Christmas Song" - Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass

In the 100th show, and the final show of 2013, the DJBC Happy Hour takes a look back at some of the major news, sports, and entertainment headlines of 2013.

"A Trip Around Columbus", in this installment, takes us to Worthington, founded in 1803 by James Kilbourne. Settlers from Granby, Connecticut moved to Worthington in October 1803 and started building a community that has been going strong for over 200 years.

In this installment of "A Trip Around Columbus", Clintonville was home to an amusement park (Olentangy Park), a famous Indian (Bill Moose), and Beechwold was the original home of the Columbus Zoo. Clintonville is also home to the Park of Roses.

This installment of "A Trip Around Columbus" takes us to the Northeast part of Franklin County. New Albany's original name was "Hope", when it was founded by William Yantis and Noble Landon in 1837. Gahanna comes from the Native American term "merging of the three creeks". This segment includes the neighborhood formerly known as Wonderland and Wexley, which was the launching pad for growth in New Albany behind Les Wexner.

This installment of "A Trip Around Columbus" takes us to Whitehall and the east side neighborhoods of Berwick, Eastmoor, and East Columbus.

Tonight on the show, music from 1964, which was a groundbreaking year in music with the British Invasion sweeping the music charts by storm. Songs from The Beatles, the Animals, the Supremes, and others are played in this hour.

Later this week on a special The DJBC Happy Hour Express on http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com, Headlines from 1964...

Tonight celebrates the first 100 episodes of The DJBC Happy Hour. The first hour takes a look back from the moments in politics and the holiday season in the show's first 100 shows, plus a long monologue which includes the history of how the show began, and where you can listen to this show every week.

In the second hour of the First 100 Shows, Bryan takes a look back at 200Columbus: The Bicentennial and Ohio State football.

Tonight's soundtrack features a mix of the songs of "The Beatles", just in time for the 50th Anniversary of their first appearance in North America, which happened on "The Ed Sullivan Show" on February 9, 1964, which was seen by 73 million Americans.

TONIGHT’S SOUNDTRACK:
- “She Loves You” – The Beatles
- “Got To Get You Into My Life” – Earth, Wind, and Fire
- “I Saw Her Standing There” – Glee Cast
- “I Want To Hold Your Hand” – Chris Colfer (from Glee)
- “All You Need Is Love” – Lynden David Hall
- “Eleanor Rigby” – Aretha Franklin
- “Day Tripper” – Sergio Mendes and Brasil ‘66
- “Twist and Shout” – The Beatles
- “The Fool on the Hill” – Sergio Mendes and Brasil ‘66
- “A Taste of Honey” – Martin Denny
- “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds” – The Beatles
- “Help!” – Glee Cast
- “With A Little Help From My Friends” – Sergio Mendes and Brasil ‘66
- “Here Comes the Sun” – Richie Havens
- “Till There Was You” – Shirley Jones

This week on our Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/thedjbch2o), we’ll share videos of some of our favorite Beatles songs. This will tried to be mixed up between the Beatles, and with other artists.

Tonight on the show, love songs from the 1980s.

SONG LIST:
- "What I Like About You" - The Romantics (1980)
- "Love Plus One" - Haircut 100 (1982)
- "Woman" - John Lennon (1981)
- "Got My Mind Set On You" - George Harrison (1987)
- "Easy Lover" - Philip Bailey & Phil Collins (1985)
- "Girl, You Know It's True" - Milli Vanilli (1989)
- "All I Need" - Jack Wagner (1985)
- "I Can Dream About You" - Dan Hartman (1984)
- "Take On Me" - A Ha! (1985)
- "Take My Breath Away" - Giorgio Moroder/Diana DeWitt (1986)
- "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" - Queen (1980)
- "Captain of Her Heart" - Double (1986)
- "Hearts" - Marty Balin (1981)
- "Body Language" - Queen (1982)

Tonight on the show, 50 years of the British Invasion, or some of the music that came from across the Atlantic in the 1960s.

SONG LIST:
"England Swings" - Roger Miller
"All Day and All of the Night" - The Kinks
"I Feel Free" - Cream
"As Tears Go By" - Marianne Faithfull
"It's My Life" - The Animals
"Do Wah Diddy Diddy" - Manfred Mann
"I'm a Man" - The Spencer Davis Group
"I Don't Want To See You Again" - Peter and Gordon
"Downtown" - Petula Clark
"The Magic Bus" - The Who
"What's New Pussycat" - Tom Jones
"Mellow Yellow" - Donovan
"Let's Spend the Night Together" - The Rolling Stones
"Fire" - The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
"She's Not There" - The Zombies
"Michelle" - David and Jonathan
"Love Is All Around" - The Troggs

In this pre-Oscar edition of the DJBC Happy Hour, the 86th Annual Academy Awards. Who will win big, and who will not? Plus, the controversy in this year's Best Original Song category (yeah, why only four nominees, when five were announced?). And a brief preview of the 34th Annual Golden Raspberry Awards. Have the Scientologists come back for seconds with After Earth?

86th Annual Academy Awards are next Sunday at 8PM ET on ABC. The 34th Annual Golden Raspberry Awards are on Saturday (the eve of the Academy Awards).

Tonight on the show, the 86th Annual Academy Awards Ceremony is recapped, plus the 34th Annual Golden Raspberry Awards, and the pre-nominations for the 41st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards.

LINKS:
MAJOR OSCAR WINNERS (DJBC Happy Hour Express): http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/78450767410/the-djbc-happy-hour-ex...

REAL-TIME CEREMONY VIEWING: http://bryansilvergarbageawards.blogspot.com/2014/03/a-night-of-oscars-r...

DAYTIME EMMY PRE-NOMINATIONS: http://emmyonline.org/day_41st_drama_performer_pre_nominations

VISION 614 PHOTO RECAP: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/78115649413/vision-614-phototour-r...

STATE OF CITY: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/77378079711/state-of-the-city-addr...

CITY OF COLUMBUS MURAL PHOTOS: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/77401040876/the-city-of-columbus-o...

Tonight on the show, "St. Patrick's Day in Dublin", originally aired on March 12, 2012.

Bonus Songs:
St. Patrick's Day Parade - Dennis Day
My Wild Irish Rose - Morton Downey

Tonight is a rebroadcast of "The Kentucky Fried Radio", which was originally broadcast on April 1, 2013.

This episode includes sketches that are spoofs of "Sesame Street", "Mystery Diners", and a car commercial.

Also included was a mention of the 50th anniversary of the long-running soap opera "General Hospital".

Tonight on the show, Networking 107 talks about the Job Interview Process.

- How applying for a job has changed
- Online assessments, what are they?
- Things to know on the "Road of Job Interviews"
- Criminal Background Checks and "Ban the Box"
- George O'Leary Syndrome

Tonight on the show, The DJBC Happy Hour turns 3 years old.

In "Weekend Warrior", Bryan previews Earth Day Columbus (http://www.earthdaycolumbus.org) on April 26, and the Near East Side Hop (http://eastpact.org) from April 21-26 in the Near East Side.

SONGS:
"Birthday" - The Beatles
"Happy Birthday/Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours" - Motown: The Musical
"Spring, Spring, Spring" - Johnny Mercer & Gene DePaul
"Steppin' Out" - Joe Jackson
"Theme of Luxury" - Fantastic Plastic Machine

Tonight on the show (originally broadcast on November 18, 2013), Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr (with a "how-to" on using the blogging site), and LinkedIn are discussed, and Raff Romanowski & Chelsea Waters (of the Entertainment show "Coming Soon") talk about Hashtags.

Tonight on the Show:
- More Tumblr tips
- A look at the book "Jab Jab Jab Right Hook" by Gary Vaynerchuk
- Blogging Terminology
- What Is Blogging?
- What Are Blogs That The DJBC follows that are NOT his own?

Game 6, perhaps the final Columbus Blue Jackets game of the season (and also at Nationwide Arena). #WeAreThe5thLine #CarryTheFlag #GoJacketsGo

Tonight on the show, it's Cinco de Mayo. Songs from Mexico and Latin America.

Because of the length of the show, most of the content written for the show had to be cut.

Tonight on the show, songs from 1969 with music from The Beatles, The Cowsills, Charles Wright and the 103rd Street Watts Rhythm Band, and other artists.

Later in the week on "The DJBC Happy Hour Express", Headlines from 1969 in News, Sports, and Entertainment, from Vietnam and Woodstock, to Broadway Joe and the Best Actress Oscar Tie.

SONG LIST (Hour # 1):
"The Star-Spangled Banner" - Jimi Hendrix
"Crystal Blue Persuasion" - Tommy James and the Shondells
"The Israelites" - Desmond Dekker
"Something" - The Beatles
"Here Comes the Sun" - The Beatles
"Hawaii Five-O" - The Ventures
"One" - Three Dog Night
"I Want You Back" - The Jackson Five
"He Plays the Violin" - Betty Buckley with William Daniels & Howard DaSilva
"Molasses to Rum" - Clifford David
"Hair" - The Cowsills
"Do Your Thing" - Charles Wright and the 103rd Street Watts Rhythm Band
"Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" - The Law Firm of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young

In the second hour of The DJBC Happy Hour's look back to 1969, more hit songs from one of the most turbulent years in America's history. Plus, what was the # 1 headline of 1969? Find out at the beginning of the show.

SPORTS CHAMPIONS:
Super Bowl III ("The Guarantee") - New York Jets
NBA Finals - New York Knicks
NCAA Tournament - UCLA Bruins
NCAA Football - Texas Longhorns
World Series - The New York Mets
Local High School Basketball & Baseball - Columbus East High Tigers
Local High School Football - Upper Arlington Golden Bears (AP State Champions)

The DJBC Happy Hour Express - 1969 (News Headlines): http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/85652633149/the-djbc-happy-hour-ex...
The DJBC Happy Hour Express - 1969 (Sports/Entertainment Headlines): http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/85734133394/the-djbc-happy-hour-ex...

A re-broadcast of "The First 100 Shows" (Part 2), which was originally streamed online on January 27, 2014. The two-part "First 100 Shows" special took a look back at the highlights of the first 100 The DJBC Happy Hours.

Tonight on the show, there is life in the city this summer. The city is alive and well during the summer. What are some of the events happening this summer in the Columbus area? From the Columbus Arts Festival to "Home and Garden Tour Season", there is never a shortage of things to do in the summer in Columbus.

- Columbus Arts Festival (Friday-Sunday; Riverfront, http://www.columbusartsfestival.org)
- CAPA Summer Movie Series (Starts Friday; http://www.capa.com)
- Park Street Festival (Friday & Saturday; Arena District; http://www.parkstreetfestival.com)
- Columbus Pride Festival & Parade (June 20-21, Parade at 11AM on June 21; http://www.columbuspride.org)
- Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival (June 20-22; Creekside Park/Plaza, Gahanna)
- Juneteenth (June 20-22; Genoa Park; http://juneteenthohio.com)
- Tour de Grandview (June 27)
- ComFest (June 27-29; http://www.comfest.com)
- Westerville Music and Arts Festival (July 12 & 13)
- Ohio State Fair (July 23-August 3; http://www.ohiostatefair.com)
- Urban Scrawl (August 23 & 24)
- Upper Arlington Labor Day Arts Festival (September 1; Northam Park, Upper Arlington)
- Independent's Day (September 19-21; Town & Lucas Streets/East Franklinton; http://thisisindependent.com)

GARDEN TOURS:
- Bexley (June 8; http://www.bexleywomen.org)
- Westgate (June 14; http://www.westgateneighbors.org)
- Merion Village (June 22; http://www.merionvillage.org)
- German Village (June 29; http://www.germanvillagetour.com)
- Olde Towne East (July 13; http://www.oldetowneeast.org)
- Westerville (July 20; http://www.westerflora.com)
- Ganthers Place (July 27; http://www.ganthersplace.com)

Tonight on the show, an encore of "1964: The Music and Headlines" (originally aired on January 13, 2014).

Tonight on the show, it is all about colors.

SONG LIST:
"My Coloring Book" - Kitty Kallen
"Colour My World" - Chicago
"Deep Purple" - Nino Tempo & April Stevens
"Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Old Oak Tree" - Tony Orlando and Dawn
"That Old Black Magic" - Lawrence Welk
"A Whiter Shade of Pale" - Procol Harum
"Lavender Blue" - Sammy Kaye
"Red Sails in the Sunset" - Marvin Hamlisch
"Yellow Bird" - Lawrence Welk
"Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White" - Perez Prado
"The Green Door" - Jim Lowe
"Tangerine" - Lawrence Welk/Guy & Ralna
"Red Roses for a Blue Lady" - Bobby Vinton
"Black is Black" - Los Bravos
"Paint It Black" - The Rolling Stones
"She's A Rainbow" - The Rolling Stones
"Bein' Green" - Kermit the Frog
"The Rainbow Connection" - Kermit the Frog

A rebroadcast of a program that originally aired on February 3, 2014.

Tonight's soundtrack features a mix of the songs of "The Beatles", just in time for the 50th Anniversary of their first appearance in North America, which happened on "The Ed Sullivan Show" on February 9, 1964, which was seen by 73 million Americans.

TONIGHT’S SOUNDTRACK:
- “She Loves You” – The Beatles
- “Got To Get You Into My Life” – Earth, Wind, and Fire
- “I Saw Her Standing There” – Glee Cast
- “I Want To Hold Your Hand” – Chris Colfer (from Glee)
- “All You Need Is Love” – Lynden David Hall
- “Eleanor Rigby” – Aretha Franklin
- “Day Tripper” – Sergio Mendes and Brasil ‘66
- “Twist and Shout” – The Beatles
- “The Fool on the Hill” – Sergio Mendes and Brasil ‘66
- “A Taste of Honey” – Martin Denny
- “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds” – The Beatles
- “Help!” – Glee Cast
- “With A Little Help From My Friends” – Sergio Mendes and Brasil ‘66
- “Here Comes the Sun” – Richie Havens
- “Till There Was You” – Shirley Jones

Originally broadcast on July 2, 2012 (but almost cancelled due to the 2012 Derecho)

Tonight on the show,
Bryan talks about upcoming July Fourth events in Central Ohio (other than Boom, and yes, Boom), such as these here (http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/26158222502/2012-fourth-of-july-ev...), and talks about the COTA strike and the heat wave (or "Springtime in Phoenix in Columbus").

Thomas Jefferson still did not learn his lesson and doesn't want to write the Declaration of Independence. (Here is last year's Jefferson skit: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/26362731960/tonight-an-all-new-djb...)

And in Last Call, another "Fireworks Mix".

Tonight on the Show, Fireworks and Parades near You as the Fourth of July nears.

FIREWORKS:
(THURSDAY)
COLUMBUS/Red, White, and Boom - 10PM (http://www.redwhiteandboom.org)
WHITEHALL - 9:45PM - John Bishop Park on Langley Avenue
GAHANNA - 9:45PM - The Golf Depot on Science Boulevard (http://www.gahanna.gov)
REYNOLDSBURG - 9:45PM - Civic Park on Daugherty Drive (http://reynca.blogspot.com)
(FRIDAY)
BEXLEY - 10PM - Capital University (http://www.bexleycelebrations.org)
CLINTONVILLE - 10PM - Whetstone Park
DELAWARE - 10PM - Ohio Wesleyan University
DUBLIN - 9:45PM - Dublin Coffman High School (with Earth, Wind, and Fire headlining; http://dublinohiousa.gov/independence-day-celebration)
GROVEPORT - 9PM - Heritage Park on Wirt Road
HILLIARD - 9:45PM - Roger A. Reynolds Municipal Park
LEWIS CENTER - 9:45PM - Alum Creek State Park
NEW ALBANY - 9:45PM - New Albany High School (http://newalbanycommunityevents.com/july-fourth)
UPPER ARLINGTON - 10PM - Northam Park on Northam Road (http://www.uaca.org)
WESTERVILLE - 10PM - Alum Creek Park South off of Schrock Road
WORTHINGTON - 1OPM - Thomas Worthington High School
WORTHINGTON HILLS - 9PM - Worthington Hills County Club

More Fireworks: http://www.10tv.com/content/pages/fireworks-listings.html

PARADES (all Friday, unless noted):
BEXLEY - 9:30AM, Starts at Maryland Avenue Elementary School (http://www.bexleycelebrations.org)
COLUMBUS - 6PM (Thursday), Starts at Main & Front Streets (http://www.redwhiteandboom.org)
DUBLIN - 11AM, Starts at Metro Place and Frantz Road (http://dublinohiousa.gov/independence-day-celebration)
GAHANNA - 10:30AM, Starts at Clark Hall (http://www.gahanna.gov)
GROVEPORT - 9AM (Kid's Parade, Groveport Elementary) & 11AM (Main Parade) (http://www.groveport.org)
HILLIARD - 10AM, Starts at Franklin County Fairgrounds
LEWIS CENTER - 10AM, Starts at Oak Creek Shopping Center
NEW ALBANY - 10AM (http://newalbanycommunityevents.com/july-fourth)

Tonight on the show, it's Christmas in July, featuring holiday tunes from the 1970s.

PLAYLIST:
"Christmas Is Here Again" - Roger Whittaker (1976)
"Darcy the Dragon" - Roger Whittaker (1976)
"Step Into Christmas" - Elton John (1973)
"Please Come Home For Christmas" - The Eagles (1978)
"December the 25th" - Scrooge (1970)
"Wonderful Christmastime" - Paul McCartney (1979)
"Jingle Bell Hustle" - Wayne Newton (1978)
"Christmas Day" - Squeeze (1979)
"Heat Miser" - The Year Without A Santa Claus (1974)
"Carol of the Bells" - The Carpenters (1978)
"Grandpa's Christmas Wish" - Grandpa Walton (1974)
"Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy" - Bing Crosby & David Bowie (1977)
"Christmas In The City" - Marvin Gaye (1972)

Tonight on the show, songs about places like Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Iowa, Oklahoma, New York, California, Boston, Vermont, New England, New Orleans, Tennessee, and Houston.

Tonight on the show, how does one have fun during their job search? And, how did I get to this show on this station? Those questions will both be answered tonight.

Tonight on the show, songs from holiday movies.

SONGS:
"A Christmas Carol" - Scrooge (1970)
"Happy Holiday" - Holiday Inn (1942); Bing Crosby
"The Polar Express" - The Polar Express (2004)
"December the 25th" - Scrooge (1970)
"Christmas Is All Around" - Love Actually (2003)
"I've Got Plenty To Be Thankful For" - Holiday Inn (1942); Bing Crosby
"The Nutcracker Suite" - Elf (2004); Brian Setzer and His Orchestra
"White Christmas" - Holiday Inn (1942); Bing Crosby
"Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" - Meet Me in St. Louis (1944); Judy Garland
"It Feels Like Christmas" - The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)
"Baby, It's Cold Outside" - Elf (2004); Zooey Deschanel & Leon Redbone, song originally from Neptune's Daughter (1949)
"Scrooge" - The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)
"Silver Bells" - from The Lemon Drop Kid; Mitch Miller and His Gang (1961)
"Father Christmas" - Scrooge (1970)
"One More Sleep Til Christmas" - The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)
"Glorious, Beautiful Christmas" - A Christmas Story (1983)

On Monday night, the 14th Annual Bryan Awards air on WCRS-FM (102.1 and 98.3 in Columbus, and streaming online at http://www.wcrsfm.org), celebrating the best of the year in television.

Hour 1 will feature 17 categories, while Hour 2 will feature another 17 categories.

Full Bryan Awards Scorecard: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/93598678529/the-14th-annual-bryan-...

Category # 1401 – Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie:
_______ Angela Bassett as Marie Laveau – American Horror Story: Coven (F/X)
_______ Kathy Bates as Madame Delphine LaLaurie – American Horror Story: Coven (F/X)
_______ Kate Hudson as Rhonda – Clear History (HBO)
_______ Audra McDonald as Mother Abbess – The Sound of Music Live (NBC)
_______ Janet McTeer as Jacquetta Woodville – The White Queen (Starz)
_______ Julia Roberts as Dr. Emma Brookner – The Normal Heart (HBO)
_______ Allison Tolman as Deputy Molly Solverson – Fargo (F/X)

Category # 1402 – Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Movie:
_______ Matt Bomer as Felix Turner – The Normal Heart (HBO)
_______ Martin Freeman as Dr. John Watson – Sherlock (PBS)
_______ Colin Hanks as Deputy Gus Grimm – Fargo (F/X)
_______ Taylor Kitsch as Bruce Niles – The Normal Heart (HBO)
_______ Joe Mantello as Mickey Marcus – The Normal Heart (HBO)
_______ Jim Parsons as Tommy Boatright – The Normal Heart (HBO)

Category # 1403 – Writing in a Miniseries or Movie:
_______ Dancing on the Edge (Starz)
_______ Fargo (F/X)
_______ The Normal Heart (HBO)
_______ Sherlock (PBS)
_______ Treme (HBO)
_______ The White Queen (Starz)

Category # 1404 – Directing in a Miniseries or Movie:
_______ Clear History (HBO)
_______ Fargo (F/X)
_______ The Normal Heart (HBO)
_______ The Sound of Music Live (NBC)
_______ The Trip to Bountiful (Lifetime)
_______ The White Queen (Starz)

Category # 1405 – Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie:

Hopefully your Bryan Awards Scorecard is still in tact. The Bryan Awards is on Facebook at "One Man and His Awesome TV Awards" (you can also go to The DJBC Happy Hour's Facebook Page at http://www.facebook.com/thedjbch2o as well).

The final 17 categories are the biggies, the best in Primetime (except for the penultimate category, which is Best Daytime Soap), and you can predict along with the categories:

Category # 1418 – Lead Actress in a Comedy Series:
_______ Zooey Deschanel as Jess Day – New Girl (Fox)
_______ Lena Dunham as Hannah Horvath – Girls (HBO)
_______ Edie Falco as Jackie Peyton – Nurse Jackie (Showtime)
_______ Anna Faris as Christy – Mom (CBS)
_______ Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Vice President Selina Meyer – Veep (HBO)
_______ Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope – Parks and Recreation (NBC)

Category # 1419 – Younger Actor in a Comedy Series:
_______ Chris Colfer as Kurt Hummel – Glee (Fox)
_______ Oliver Cooper as Levon – Californication (Showtime)
_______ Kevin McHale as Artie Abrams – Glee (Fox)
_______ Chord Overstreet as Sam Evans – Glee (Fox)
_______ Benjamin Stockham as Marcus – About a Boy (NBC)
_______ Jeremy Allen White as Lip Gallagher – Shameless (Showtime)

Category # 1420 – Younger Actress in a Comedy Series:
_______ Melissa Benoist as Marley Rose – Glee (Fox)
_______ Sophie Calvano as Violet – Mom (CBS)
_______ Sarah Hyland as Haley Dunphy – Modern Family (ABC)
_______ Ruby Jerins as Grace Peyton – Nurse Jackie (Showtime)
_______ Jane Levy as Tessa Altman – Suburgatory (ABC)
_______ Ariel Winter as Alex Dunphy – Modern Family (ABC)

Category # 1421 – Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series:
_______ Mayim Bialik as Amy Farrah Fowler – The Big Bang Theory (CBS)
_______ Julie Bowen as Claire Dunphy – Modern Family (ABC)
_______ Anna Chlumsky as Amy Brookheimer – Veep (HBO)
_______ Allison Janney as Bonnie – Mom (CBS)
_______ Kathleen Rose Perkins as Carol Rance – Episodes (Showtime)

Tonight on the show, the Emmy Awards are previewed, leading up to the 66th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards on August 25 on NBC, hosted by Seth Meyers.

Tonight, Classic TV Themes from the 1980s are featured on the show, which originally aired on August 13, 2012. Television show like "St. Elsewhere", "The Golden Girls", "Hill Street Blues", "Magnum P.I.", "General Hospital", and "Guiding Light" are featured.

Tonight, a preview of the Ohio State/Michigan game (originally aired on November 25, 2013).

Also Included:
- The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
- Hanukkah
- Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the JFK Assassination

An encore of Part 1 of the 14th Annual Bryan Awards, which celebrated the past television season.

In case you missed it, you can still play along and guess who will win: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/93598678529/the-14th-annual-bryan-...

Just copy and paste the text into a Word Processor, and put an "X" to whom you think will win. It's just that easy!

An edited version of Part 2 of the 2014 Bryan Awards, originally aired on August 11, but with a few changes made.

You can still play along and predict who will win. Just copy and paste the text into Microsoft Word (or a similar Word Processor) and pick the winners, by clicking this link: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/93598678529/the-14th-annual-bryan-...

Tonight, a look back at some of the music from 1984. Songs from artists like Van Halen, Billy Ocean, Phil Collins & Genesis, The Thompson Twins, and Ashford & Simpson.

Coming soon to The DJBC Happy Hour Express, 1984: Music & Headlines, where some of the highlights from 1984 included:
- The most lopsided U.S. Presidential Election in American history as Ronald Reagan wins re-election by winning 49 out of 50 states (Minnesota was the one state Reagan lost)
- A divine intervention resulting in a top sports honor as Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie throws a "Hail Mary" on his way to winning the Heisman Trophy.
- A historic first in college basketball as John Thompson is the first African-American coach to win the NCAA Tournament.

And locally:
- Newark Catholic wins the State Football Championship in Division V. Two teams only separated by 2.4 miles (according to Google directions) are runners-up in Divisions II (Whitehall) and IV (Bishop Hartley).
- A movie, "Teachers" was filmed at defunct Central High School.
- WTTE Channel 28 makes its debut on the airwaves.
- Dana G. "Buck" Rinehart is sworn in as Columbus's Mayor.

SPORTS:
- The NBA Draft is remembered as one of the greatest drafts ever with future NBA legends Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley, Hakeem Olajuwon, among those drafted.
- The Baltimore Colts move to Indianapolis in the middle of the night.
- Boston College defeats the defending champions Miami on a "Hail Mary" on Thanksgiving weekend.

Champions:
NBA: Boston Celtics
Super Bowl XVIII: Oakland Los Angeles Raiders
World Series: Detroit Tigers
NCAA Men's Tournament: Georgetown Hoyas
Big Ten Football: Ohio State
Local High School Football: Newark Catholic Green Wave (Division V)
Heisman Trophy: Doug Flutie (QB), Boston College

SONG LIST (Hour # 1):
"1984" - Van Halen
"Hot for Teacher" - Van Halen
"Caribbean Queen" - Billy Ocean
"Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)" - Phil Collins

Tonight on the show, 13 more songs from 1984. Songs from Phil Collins & Philip Bailey, Queen, Kenny Loggins, Yes, Deniece Williams, and The Romantics are on Side B to this Mix Tape of Music from 1984.

On the DJBC Happy Hour Express - Headlines from 1984:
- The Olympics in Sarajevo (Winter) and Los Angeles (Summer)
- The Most Lopsided U.S. Presidential Election in American History
- Terms of Endearment sweeps the Academy Awards
- Thriller and the King of Pop sweep the Grammy Awards
- Georgetown wins the NCAA Tournament, coach John Thompson is the first Black coach to win the Tournament in NCAA history
- L.A. Raiders win Super Bowl XVIII, thrashing the Washington Redskins; Coach Tom Flores is the first Hispanic coach to win a Super Bowl
- Magic vs. Larry, Round III in the NBA Finals

And in Columbus in 1984:
- The Republicans Cleaned House in the November Elections in Franklin County Government
- Three Central Ohio Teams played for State Football Titles, with two coming up short, and the third winning the first of four in a row
- The Buckeyes beat That Team Up North and punch their ticket to Pasadena, with a little help from a couple of key players, including two future big name Freshmen
- Buck Rinehart becomes Columbus' 45th Mayor
- A suburban City Manager is ousted after accusations of embezzlement
- Columbus > Cleveland, in terms of population in Ohio
- WTTE Channel 28 takes the airwaves for the first time

ENTERTAINMENT:

ACADEMY AWARDS (for 1983 movies):
Best Picture - Terms of Endearment
Best Director - James L. Brooks, Terms of Endearment
Best Actress - Shirley MacLaine, Terms of Endearment
Best Actor - Robert Duvall, Tender Mercies
Best Supporting Actress - Linda Hunt, The Year of Living Dangerously
Best Supporting Actor - Jack Nicholson, Terms of Endearment
Best Original Song - "Flashdance...What a Feeling" - Flashdance

GRAMMY AWARDS:
Album of the Year - "Thriller" (Michael Jackson; produced by Jackson and Quincy Jones)

Tonight on the show, the DJBC rants about the state of That Team Up North, and the problems that need to be fixed to make That School Up North the B1G Champions and Ohio State's worst nightmare once again.

Also, Headlines missed in the last month.

The Weekend Warrior previews:
- FFOCOL (Film Festival of Columbus), October 9-16 at Gateway Film Center
- Heritage Days, October 11 at Historical Village at Weaver Park in Hilliard
- "A Golden Era", October 9 & 21 at the Bexley Public Library
- The Italian Festival, October 10-12 in Italian Village
- Columbus Marathon, October 19 through Downtown, Near East Side, Bexley, German Village, the Short North, OSU Campus, Upper Arlington, Fifth by Northwest, and Grandview Heights

Tonight, on the show a look back at 1994 with some of the songs from that year, with artists like Sheryl Crow, Ace of Base, Haddaway, R.E.M., and a mid-show movie tribute to The Lion King, Forrest Gump, Pulp Fiction, and Philadelphia.

1994 HEADLINES:
- Genocide in Rwanda & Burundi
- Nelson Mandela becomes the first Black President of South Africa, post-Apartheid
- Yasser Arafat, Shimon Peres, and Yitzhak Rabin win the Nobel Peace Prize
- The Republicans dominate the Midterm Elections, and Newt Gingrich (R-Georgia), becomes Speaker of the House
- The Whitewater Scandal begins; President Clinton is accused of sexual harassment from his time as Governor of Arkansas
- The drama of sports: Tonya vs. Nancy, OJ, and of course...
- Major League Baseball goes on strike and skips the World Series

SPORTS:
- Dallas Cowboys beat the Buffalo Bills (again) in Super Bowl XXVIII
- New York Rangers win their first Stanley Cup since 1940
- Houston Rockets beat the New York Knicks in the "Forgotten NBA Finals"
- Major League Baseball goes on strike in mid-August, and the World Series is not held for the first time since 1904
- National Hockey League begins their lockout
- World Cup Fever takes place in the United States, Brazil wins the World Cup
- Arkansas wins the NCAA Men's Tournament; Nebraska wins the College Football National Championship
- NFL Hall of Fame Running Back O.J. Simpson is charged with the murders of his ex-wife and her friend

ENTERTAINMENT:
- "Friends" and "ER" debut, solidifying NBC's Thursday night dominance for years to come; "My So-Called Life" debuts on ABC
- "The Real World" features Pedro, a housemate who has AIDS, and Puck, who gets evicted in mid-season
- Whitney Houston dominates the Grammys with "The Bodyguard" soundtrack
- Steven Spielberg finally wins an Oscar, as he wins Best Director for the Best Picture winner "Schindler's List"
- "The Lion King" is the # 1 movie of the year, and "Forrest Gump" is # 2

Tonight on the show, a couple of rare Halloween musical gems, plus HighBall - what big name is performing, and what is "A Day of the Dead", really?

Tonight on the Show, Networking 110 talks about a wide array of office-related topics:
- At-Will Statements, and The "Hiring Cycle of Life"
- Compliance, and What Is It?
- The Office Mate 101

Tonight's show with special guest hosts "Lawrence Welk" and "Ed Sullivan" featured oldies and standards from the 1950s and 1960s. Songs by artists including The Miracles, Danny and the Juniors, Julie London, Louis Prima & Keely Smith, Brook Benton & Dinah Washington, and the father/daughter duo of Frank & Nancy Sinatra.

Tonight on the show, The DJBC recaps the Midterm Elections, the Bengals/Browns Thursday night game, the OSU/Michigan State game, and the Ohio High School Playoffs.

SONGS in Tonight's Show:
"Autumn Leaves" - Roger Williams
"Pump It Up" - Elvis Costello
"Be Nice to Me" - Todd Rundgren
"Love In Action" - Todd Rundgren (and Utopia)

SONG CUES:
Segment # 1: "Yea Alabama" - The University of Alabama Million Dollar Band
Weekend Warrior: "Steppin' Out" - Joe Jackson and "Wild Weekend" - The Rockin' Rebels
Close: "Hey Girl" - Freddie Scott

Tonight on the show....
- The Columbus International Film + Video Festival
- Winter is making a comeback
- The Weekend in Football - The B*ckeyes survive the Minnesota cold

HOLIDAY SONGS:
"Snow" - Seth MacFarlane
"It's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" - Andy Williams
"Must Be Santa" - Mitch Miller and His Gang
"Winter Wonderland" - The Lennon Sisters
"Brazilian Sleigh Bells" - Harry James
"Warm December" - Julie London
"Suzy Snowflake" - Rosemary Clooney
"Someday at Christmas" - Stevie Wonder
"Fur Elise" - Vince Guaraldi

Tonight on the Show, Thanksgiving (and the "Holidays" that follow it) and Giving Tuesday (http://www.givingtuesday.org) - What is it exactly?

But, most importantly, THE Game - the 7th ranked Ohio State B*ckeyes (10-1, 7-0) host the Michigan Wolverines (5-6, 3-4) in a do-or-die match for the Wolverines, in what will more than likely be the final game of the Brady Hoke era at Michigan.

SONGS:
"Turkey Lurkey Time" - Promises, Promises
"Temptation"/"Hawaiian War Chant" - The Muppets
"We Don't Give A Damn (for the Whole State of Michigan)" - TBDBITL
"Hang on Sloopy" - The McCoys
"I've Got Plenty to Be Thankful For" - Bing Crosby
"Central Park Serenade" - Renee Fleming with Gregory Porter
(close) "Fur Elise" - Vince Guaraldi

Tonight on the show, Christmas Songs from the 1970s.

PLAYLIST:
"Christmas Is Here Again" - Roger Whittaker (1976)
"Jingle Bell Rock" - Bobby Sherman (1970)
"Step Into Christmas" - Elton John (1973)
"Please Come Home For Christmas" - The Eagles (1978)
"December the 25th" - Scrooge (1970)
"Wonderful Christmastime" - Paul McCartney (1979)
"Jingle Bell Hustle" - Wayne Newton (1978)
"Christmas Day" - Squeeze (1979)
"Heat Miser" - The Year Without A Santa Claus (1974)
"Christmas" - The Who (1969)
"Carol of the Bells" - The Carpenters (1978)
"Grandpa's Christmas Wish" - Grandpa Walton (1974)
"Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy" - Bing Crosby & David Bowie (1977)
"Christmas Time" - Ray Charles (1978)
"Christmas In The City" - Marvin Gaye (1972)

"Why My 1970s Christmas Was Way Better": http://www.huffingtonpost.com/lori-ferraro/why-my-1970s-christmas-was-wa...
1970s Christmas (on Pinterest): https://www.pinterest.com/suehirtle1/1970s-christmas/
Christmas in the 1970s Blog: http://christmasinthe70s.blogspot.com/
TV Party - Christmas in the 1970s on TV: http://www.tvparty.com/xmas-1970s-christmas.html

Christmas Commercials from the 1970s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46W7IXXaiW8

Tonight on the show, Holiday Songs from the Big Band Era and Recent Covers of Holiday Songs. But before that, the DJBC addresses the firing of former Michigan Head Coach Brady Hoke.

SONGS:
"Happy Holiday" - Bing Crosby
"Christmas Night in Harlem" - Jack Teegarden & Johnny Mercer (1934)
"Winter Weather" - Benny Goodman
"We Three Kings" - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
"Brazilian Sleigh Bells" - Harry James
"Shake Hands with Santa Claus" - Louis Prima
"Warm in December" - Seth MacFarlane
"Rudolph Mambo" - Billy May
"Little Jack Frost, Get Lost" - Seth MacFarlane & Norah Jones
"Deck the Halls" - Chick Corea
"Sleigh Ride" - Myron Floren
"Exotic Night" - Martin Denny (1967)
"Ol' Saint Nicholas" - Doris Day
"White Christmas" - Fred Waring (1957)
"Swingin' Them Jingle Bells" - Fats Waller and His Rhythm (1936)
"Coventry Carol" - Elisabeth Schumann (1938)
"The Happiest Christmas Tree" - Nat King Cole
"Christmas Bells at Eventide" - Gracie Fields (1933)

What is your Holiday Soundtrack? What is/are the holiday song(s) that you cannot live without during the holiday season? Comment to the podcast below, or on our Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/thedjbch2o.

Tonight on the show, What is on your Holiday Playlist?
(More Bonus Coverage: http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/104860083754/what-is-your-holiday-...)

SONGS:
"Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah" - glee
"Chanukah Prayer" - Carole King
"December Will Be Magic Again" - Kate Bush
"Caroling, Caroling" - Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians
"Silver Bells" - Norma Zimmer & Jim Roberts
"A Fact Can Be A Beautiful Thing" - Marian Mercer & Jerry Orbach (from "Promises, Promises")
"It Kinda Feels Like Christmas" - The Royal Guardsmen
"A Charles Dickens' Christmas" - Bransby Williams
"Savoy Christmas Medley" - The New Mayfair Orchestra directed by Ray Noble
"December" - Earth, Wind, and Fire

Tonight on the show, Special Guest Co-Hosts Santa & Mrs. Claus play some holiday songs, just in time for Christmas.

SONGS:
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer - The Jackson Five
Santa Baby - Eartha Kitt
What Is A Santa Claus? - Stan Kenton
Twas the Night Before Christmas - Rosemary Clooney
Up on the Housetop - The Jackson Five
Jingle Bell Rock - Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
Joy to the World - Earth, Wind, and Fire

Tonight on the show, a look back at 2014, with songs by artists who passed away in 2014. Also, what were the 10 biggest headlines in Columbus? And the 10 biggest headlines of the year? Plus, a preview of the 2015 Sugar Bowl between the # 1 Alabama Crimson Tide and the # 4 Ohio State Buckeyes at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans on New Year's Day night.

SONGS/PLAYLIST:
"She Cried" - Jay and the Americans
"Where Have All The Flowers Gone?" - Pete Seeger
"Stranger on the Shore" - Acker Bilk
"Hey Girl" - Freddie Scott
"You Are So Beautiful" - Joe Cocker
"Wake Up Little Susie" - The Everly Brothers
"Rapper's Delight" - The Sugarhill Gang
"Indian Reservation" - Paul Revere and the Raiders

Tonight on the show, what were the 10 best sketches and 10 best shows of 2014? You'll find out the answer, plus the Top Four Toursdays (Urban & Suburban). Plus, a preview of the College Football Playoff National Championship between the # 2 Oregon "Mighty" Ducks (13-1) and the # 4 Ohio State B*ckeyes (13-1), which may shock the faithful and faint-hearted listener (so listener discretion is advised for that segment, roughly 30 minutes in), and how the B*ckeyes will do against the Mighty Ducks of Oregon.

SONGS:
Sorry To See You Go - June Christy
New Year's Day - U2
It Was A Very Good Year - Frank Sinatra
Happy New Year Baby - Joanne Campbell
Hang On Sloopy - The McCoys
Let's Start the New Year Right - Bing Crosby
Auld Lang Syne - Mitch Miller

Tonight on the show, What makes Columbus Cool? Columbus is a great city, but the one burning question on my mind is "What Makes Columbus Cool?"

In the special intro and outro, the National Championship is recalled, plus a look forward to the NHL All-Star Weekend right here in town.

Tonight, we celebrate 80 years of the King of Rock and roll with 18 songs made famous by Elvis Presley.

SONG LIST:
"Jailhouse Rock" - Michael Park/Smokey Joe's Cafe
"Peace In the Valley" - Million Dollar Quartet
"Can't Help Falling In Love" - UB40
"Viva Las Vegas" - Elvis Presley
"Crying in the Chapel" - Rex Allen
"Loving You" - Ken Ard/Smokey Joe's Cafe
"Hound Dog" - B.J. Crosby/Smokey Joe's Cafe
"Heartbreak Hotel" - Elvis Presley
"A Whole Lot of Shaking Going On" - Jerry Lee Lewis
"Long Tall Sally" - Million Dollar Quartet
"That's All Right" - Million Dollar Quartet
"Always On My Mind" - Willie Nelson
"Snowbird" - Anne Murray
"Blue Suede Shoes" - Carl Perkins
"Rags to Riches" - Tony Bennett
"Hawaiian Wedding Song" - Ken Delo; Lawrence Welk
"If I Can Dream" - Elvis Presley
"I Can Help" - Billy Swan

Tonight on the show, the music of New Orleans and Mardi Gras is featured as Fat Tuesday nears during the height of Mardi Gras Season in New Orleans.

Tonight, it's Love Songs from the 1950s, just in time for Valentine's Day. Grab your guy or gal, and dance with him/her for the next hour.

SONG LIST:
"Chanson D'Amour" - Art & Dotty Todd (1959)
"Kisses Sweeter Than Wine" - Jimmie Rodgers (1957)
"Little Darlin'" - The Diamonds (1957)
"The Twelfth of Never" - Johnny Mathis (1957)
"True Love Ways" - Buddy Holly (1959)
"Sugartime" - The McGuire Sisters (1958)
"The Rock and Roll Waltz" - Kay Starr (1955)
"I'm Falling In Love Again" - Jimmie Rodgers (1958)
"Everybody Loves a Lover" - Doris Day (1958)
"My Truly, Truly Fair" - Guy Mitchell (1951)
"April Love" - Pat Boone (1957)
"Only You (And You Alone)" - The Platters (1955)
"Be My Love" - Mario Lanza (1951)
"Love Me Tender" - Elvis Presley (1956)
"Mona Lisa" - Carl Mann (1959) - cover of "Mona Lisa" (Nat King Cole, 1950)
"To Know Him, Is To Love Him" - The Teddy Bears (1958)
"I Only Have Eyes For You" - The Flamingos (1959)
"Melody of Love" - Billy Vaughn (1955)

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Tonight on the show, the 87th Annual Academy Awards are previewed. Also discussed is the lack of diversity in the major categories this year. The 2015 Golden Raspberry Awards are previewed as well.

The site for the 2016 Democratic Convention was chosed. Did Columbus get it? Find out.

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Tonight on the show, some of the music from the artists associated with Philadelphia and its music history/scene.

SONGS:
"Open My Eyes" - Nazz
"Rock Around the Clock" - Bill Haley and the Comets
"Motownphilly" - Boyz II Men
"Girl, I Love You" - The Temptones
"For the Love of Money" - The O'Jays
"At the Hop" - Danny and the Juniors
"Bang the Drum All Day" - Todd Rundgren
"Me and Mrs. Jones" - Billy Paul
"Back Stabbers" - The O'Jays
"Fall in Philadelphia" - Hall & Oates
"Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" - McFadden and Whitehead
"Just the Two of Us" - Bill Withers, with Grover Washington Jr. (on saxophone)
"The Girl from Ipanema" - Astrud Gilberto, with Stan Getz
"Goodbye Cruel World" - James Darren
"T.S.O.P./The Sound of Philadelphia" - MFSB

Philadelphia Music Links -->
Rock On Philly: http://rockonphilly.com/
Philadelphia Music Scene: http://philadelphia.thedelimagazine.com/
Music of Philadelphia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_Philadelphia

Tonight, the sequel to a show we did in March 2013, "Here's To The Ladies", with more songs about women.

SONG LIST:
"Here's To The Ladies" - Frankie Avalon
"Barbara Ann" - The Beach Boys
"Once In Love With Amy" - Ray Bolger
"Patricia" - Perez Prado
"Kind of Woman" - Jill Clayburgh
"Woman" - John Lennon
"What Will My Mary Say?" - Johnny Mathis
"Nancy (With the Laughing Face)" - Frank Sinatra
"Laura" - David Raksin and his Orchestra
"Karen" - The Beach Boys
"Sweet Caroline" - Neil Diamond
"Angela" - Bob James
"I'm Every Woman" - Whitney Houston
"Miss Celie's Blues (Sister)" - Margaret Avery
"Linda" - Ray Noble and His Orchestra; Buddy Clark (Vocals)
"Julia" - The Beatles
"You Don't Own Me" (In Memoriam - Lesley Gore)

International Women's Day is this Saturday at Monaco's Palace (4555 Cleveland Ave., Northland). For more information, go here: http://ow.ly/JLgMl. If you don't drive, take Line # 1 up there.

There is also a B.R.A.V.E. (Being Radically Authentic & Vocally Expressive) Art Show this month, with receptions at FIVE Locations on Thursday:
- The Cultural Arts Center (139 W. Main St., Downtown; There will be a talk at Conversations and Coffee on Thursday March 26 at Noon on this exhibit)
- The MAC/Peggy R. McConnell Arts Center (777 Evening St., Worthington; next to Thomas Worthington High School)
- Zen Cha Tea Salon (at both their Downtown/Gay Street and Short North Locations)
- The King Arts Complex (867 Mount Vernon Avenue, King-Lincoln District)

Tonight on the show, why volunteer? Why give back? The DJBC talks about community service in his uncanny volunteer resume.

And if YOU want to be a part of it all here on WCRS, click on this link: http://www.wcrsfm.org/volunteer

SONG LIST:
"Volunteers" - Jefferson Airplane
"The Stranger" - Billy Joel
"The Taxman" - The Beatles
"Give A Little Bit" - Supertramp

In this broadcast:
- "Fun With AdvoCare" is a parody of the "Fun With Flags" vlogcast from the TV sitcom "The Big Bang Theory", poking fun at B*ckeye QB Braxton Miller's Instagram party foul.
- "Coming Soon" previews "Foodie Wars" (a "Hunger Games"-type movie) and "Undisputed", a film about the 2014 B*ckeye National Championship run (that soon)
- A parody of our brother WCRS program "Sports Unfiltered".
- Plus more

EVENTS:
- Earth Day (April 18-25; Celebration at Columbus Commons on April 25; http://www.earthdaycolumbus.org)
- Candidates' Night (April 14 at 6PM; The Neighborhood House: 1000 Atcheson St., King-Lincoln)
- Smart City Reception III (April 16 at 5:30PM; The Columbus Museum of Art; 480 E. Broad St., Discovery District; RSVP by Friday April 10)
- B.R.A.V.E. Exhibition (until April 19; King Arts Complex: 867 Mount Vernon Avenue, King-Lincoln and McConnell Arts Center: 777 Evening St., Worthington; as mentioned in Show # 142)
- Gallery Hop (April 4)
- Refer to March/April Networking Calendar on http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com for April Networking Events

VOTE:
- Columbus Monthly Best of Columbus (until April 10)
WCRS-FM (write-in option/"Other") for Favorite Radio Station

- (614) Magazine ColumBEST Awards (until March 31)
WCRS-FM (write-in) for Radio Station
DJBC or Bryan (either one as a write-in), DJBC Adventures (write-in), Best Local Blogger

Tonight on the Show, # 36A: "Columbus: 1812-2012, A Bicentennial Roast", originally broadcast on January 30, 2012.

In the conclusion of "Columbus 1812-2012, A Bicentennial Roast", a look on the events that took place during Bicentennial Weekend (February 10-14, 2012) in Columbus. Also discussed, the "Friday Night Massacre", and more Columbus history.

Tonight on the show, the DJBC celebrates four years with "The State of the Show" in the "Last Call" segment. The show begins with an array of news topics.

The Weekend Warrior talks about some of the events around town this week.

The Daytime Emmy Awards are previewed, with predictions as to who will win some of the big races.

Tonight on the show, some satire sketches of the late satirist, Stan Freberg (1926-2015), who passed away earlier this month.

Tonight on the show, you got the job, and how should you adapt to your new job? Find out tonight.

SONG LIST:
"Work to Do" - Average White Band
"Where Do I Begin?" - Andy Williams
"The Amazing Journey" - The Who
"Is That All There Is?" - Peggy Lee

Tonight, we're headed back in time 40 years to 1975. The Vietnam War came to an anti-climactic end as Saigon fell to the Communists. The men behind the Watergate Scandal had their day in court. A B*ckeye running back won not one, but TWO Heismans.

Movies included "Jaws", "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", and "Barry Lyndon". New television shows included "Wheel of Fortune", "The Jeffersons", "Barney Miller", "Starsky and Hutch", "Welcome Back, Kotter", "Ryan's Hope", "Good Morning America", and "Saturday Night Live".

The Cincinnati Reds won the World Series. The Pittsburgh Steelers won the Super Bowl. UCLA won the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.

Here at home, Mayor Tom Moody (R) won re-election. Linden McKinley's Panthers won the Class AAA Boys Basketball Championship. The West High Cowboys won the Class AAA Baseball Championship. Interstate 270 was finally complete.

SONG LIST (For Hour 1):
"Love Will Keep Us Together" - Neil Sedaka
"Ease On Down The Road" - The Wiz
"He's the Wizard" - The Wiz
"All That Jazz" - Chicago
"What I Did For Love" - A Chorus Line
"Sky High" - Jigsaw
"Nights on Broadway" - The Bee Gees
"Wildfire" - Michael Martin Murphey
"I'm Not In Love" - 10CC
"Rhiannon" - Fleetwood Mac
"Dance With Me" - Orleans
"Poetry Man" - Phoebe Snow
"Rhinestone Cowboy" - Glen Campbell
"Lady" - Styx

What songs were popular in 1975? Well...
Billboard Hot 100 (1975): https://www.billboard.com/archive/charts/1975/hot-100
Top 100 Songs of 1975 per Billboard: http://www.bobborst.com/popculture/top-100-songs-of-the-year/?year=1975

Tonight, we're headed back in time 40 years to 1975. The Vietnam War came to an anti-climactic end as Saigon fell to the Communists. The men behind the Watergate Scandal had their day in court. A B*ckeye running back won not one, but TWO Heismans.

Movies included "Jaws", "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", and "Barry Lyndon". New television shows included "Wheel of Fortune", "The Jeffersons", "Barney Miller", "Starsky and Hutch", "Welcome Back, Kotter", "Ryan's Hope", "Good Morning America", and "Saturday Night Live".

The Cincinnati Reds won the World Series. The Pittsburgh Steelers won the Super Bowl. UCLA won the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.

Here at home, Mayor Tom Moody (R) won re-election. Linden McKinley's Panthers won the Class AAA Boys Basketball Championship. The West High Cowboys won the Class AAA Baseball Championship. Interstate 270 was finally complete.

SONG LIST:
"Love Will Keep Us Together" - Neil Sedaka
"Ease On Down The Road" - The Wiz
"He's the Wizard" - The Wiz
"All That Jazz" - Chicago
"What I Did For Love" - A Chorus Line
"Sky High" - Jigsaw
"Nights on Broadway" - The Bee Gees
"Wildfire" - Michael Martin Murphey
"I'm Not In Love" - 10CC
"The Way I Want To Touch You" - The Captain & Tenille
"Rhiannon" - Fleetwood Mac
"Dance With Me" - Orleans
"Poetry Man" - Phoebe Snow
"Rhinestone Cowboy" - Glen Campbell
"Lady" - Styx
"The Hustle" - Van McCoy
"I Hope I Get It" - A Chorus Line
"Saturday Night Live Theme Song" - TeeVee Toons
"Ellery Queen Theme Song" - Elmer Bernstein
"Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow" - Sammy Davis Jr.
"Movin' On Up" - Ja'Net DuBois
"Barney Miller Theme Song" - Jack Elliot & Allyn Ferguson
"Mamma Mia" - ABBA
"Pick Up the Pieces" - Average White Band
"Why Can't We Be Friends?" - WAR
"Fame" - David Bowie
"Philadelphia Freedom" - Elton John
"Laughter in the Rain" - Neil Sedaka
"Fallin' in Love" - Hamilton, Joe, Frank, and Reynolds
"Bohemian Rhapsody" - Queen

Tonight, we're headed back in time 40 years to 1975. The Vietnam War came to an anti-climactic end as Saigon fell to the Communists. The men behind the Watergate Scandal had their day in court.

Movies included "Jaws", "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", and "Barry Lyndon". New television shows included "Wheel of Fortune", "The Jeffersons", "Barney Miller", "Starsky and Hutch", "Welcome Back, Kotter", "Ryan's Hope", "Good Morning America", and "Saturday Night Live".

The Cincinnati Reds won the World Series. The Pittsburgh Steelers won the Super Bowl. UCLA won the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. The Oklahoma Sooners won the National Championship in Football.

Here at home, Mayor Tom Moody (R) won re-election as Mayor of Columbus. Linden McKinley's Panthers won the Class AAA Boys Basketball Championship. The West High Cowboys won the Class AAA Baseball Championship. Interstate 270 was finally complete. Woody Hayes was named Associated Press Coach of the Year, while Archie Griffin picked up his Second Heisman Trophy.

SONG LIST:
"I Hope I Get It" - A Chorus Line
"Saturday Night Live Theme Song" - TeeVee Toons
"Ellery Queen Theme Song" - Elmer Bernstein
"Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow" - Sammy Davis Jr.
"Movin' On Up" - Ja'Net DuBois
"Barney Miller Theme Song" - Jack Elliot & Allyn Ferguson
"Mamma Mia" - ABBA
"Pick Up the Pieces" - Average White Band
"Why Can't We Be Friends?" - WAR
"Fame" - David Bowie
"Philadelphia Freedom" - Elton John
"Laughter in the Rain" - Neil Sedaka
"Fallin' in Love" - Hamilton, Joe, Frank, and Reynolds
"Bohemian Rhapsody" - Queen

Tonight, a re-broadcast of Show # 29, "I've Got Plenty To Be Thankful For...." (Originally Broadcast: November 21, 2011), which started a new tradition on WCRS, shaming the Ohio B*ckeyes. 2011 was a down year for Ohio, having lost their quarterback and head coach to a cash and memorabilia for tattoos scandal, and saw big players suspended for several games, including their star receiver, who sat out TEN games, for their roles in Tattoogate. Michigan was returning to its former glory under first-year coach Brady Hoke, and favored to beat Ohio for the first time since 2004. Michigan would go on to hold off Ohio with a Courtney Avery interception with 39 seconds left, as Michigan beat Ohio for the first time since 2003, 40-34.

Tonight's show previews that glorious moment in all of college sports, with a Scooby Doo-type spoof, plus celebrity chefs sharing their own Game Day recipes for the B*ckeyes.

SONG LIST:
"I've Got Plenty To Be Thankful For" - Bing Crosby
"The Thing" - Phil Harris
"Hang on Sloopy" - The McCoys
"Hawaiian War Chant" - The Muppets
"Temptation" - Perry Como

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! The DJBC Happy Hour will celebrate THE Game on November 16 & 23, 2015

B*CKEYE SCHEDULE (2015):
Sept. 7 - at Virginia Tech
Sept. 12 - HAWAII (Book Em' Danno) FIVE-O
Sept. 19 - NORTHERN "Not Columbus State" ILLINOIS
Sept. 26 - WESTERN "Not University of Phoenix" MICHIGAN
Oct. 3 - @ Indiana
Oct. 10 - MARYLAND
Oct. 17 - PENN STATE
Oct. 24 - @ Rutgers
Oct. 31 - BYE WEEK (where they will scrimmage the UAB Blazers)
Nov. 3 - DON'T FORGET TO VOTE!!!!
Nov. 7 - MINNESOTA
Nov. 14 - @ Illinois
Nov. 16 - Listen to the DJBC Happy Hour
Nov. 21 - THE LITTLE BROTHERS (Senior Day)
Nov. 23 - Listen to the DJBC Happy Hour...Again
Nov. 28 - at Michigan (LOSS)
Dec. 5 - B1G CHUMPIONSHIP GAME (because they're Ohio, and somehow they'll pull a rabbit out of Brutus T. B*ckeye)

Tonight on the Show, a preview of most of the Summer Happenings around town.

The Memorial Tournament (THIS WEEK; http://www.thememorialtournament.com)
Columbus Arts Festival (June 12-14; http://www.columbusartsfestival.org)
Park Street Festival (June 12 & 13; http://www.parkstreetfest.com)
Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival (June 19-21; http://www.creeksidebluesandjazz.com)
Pride Festival/Parade (June 19-21; http://www.columbuspride.org)
ComFest (June 26-28; http://www.comfest.com)
Franklin County Fair (July 18-25; http://www.fcfair.org)
Ohio State Fair (July 29-August 9; http://www.ohiostatefair.com)
Hot Times Festival (September 11-13; http://www.hottimesfestival.com)
Independent's Day (September 19 & 20; http://www.thisisindependent.com)

Tonight, we boogie on the dance floor for two hours to celebrate 150 "The DJBC Happy Hour" shows.

PLAYLIST:
(Hour 1)
"Disco Heat" - Sylvester
"You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" - Sylvester
"Could It Be Magic" - Donna Summer
"Fly Robin Fly" - Silver Connection
"Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band" - Meco
"Nice and Nasty" - The Salsoul Orchestra
"Sunny" - Boney M
"Come to Me" - France Joli
"Got To Give It Up (Part 1 only)" - Marvin Gaye
"Fame" - David Bowie
Theme from "CHiPs" - Corniche
"Don't Turn Away" - Midnite Flite

(Hour 2)
"The Hustle" - Lawrence Welk
"Boogie Nights" - Heatwave
"1979 (It's Dancing Time)" - Revanche
"Music Man" - Revanche
"Manhattan Skyline" - David Shire
"Open Sesame" - Kool and the Gang
"Dancing Queen" - ABBA
"Take a Chance on Me" - ABBA
"Livin' It Up (Friday Night)" - Bell and James
"Love Hangover" - Diana Ross
"Miss You" - The Rolling Stones
"Makin' It" - David Naughton
"Different Worlds" - Maureen McGovern
"Last Dance" - Donna Summer

The second hour of the show's 150th episode (Originally aired on June 8, 2015; and uploaded on June 10, 2015)

SONG LIST:
(Hour 2)
"The Hustle" - Lawrence Welk
"Boogie Nights" - Heatwave
"1979 (It's Dancing Time)" - Revanche
"Music Man" - Revanche
"Manhattan Skyline" - David Shire
"Open Sesame" - Kool and the Gang
"Dancing Queen" - ABBA
"Take a Chance on Me" - ABBA
"Livin' It Up (Friday Night)" - Bell and James
"Love Hangover" - Diana Ross
"Miss You" - The Rolling Stones
"Makin' It" - David Naughton
"Last Dance" - Donna Summer

Tonight on the Show,

Parades and Fireworks on the Fourth of July near you. http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/122423480953/fourth-of-july-in-cen...

In the opening segment, the DJBC tackles three big headlines since he was gone on vacation - two of which were featured on other shows.

SONG LIST:
"Spirit of '76" - Stan Freberg
"Fireworks" - Schoolhouse Rock
"I Love America" - Patrick Juvet
"I Am The United States" - Aladdin
"The President Kennedy March" - Lawrence Welk
"1776 Finale" - 1776 Cast

FIREWORKS MIX:
Star Spangled Banner - Jimi Hendrix
Only in America - Brooks & Dunn
Song of Freedom - Bing Crosby
State of Independence - Donna Summer
Grand Old Flag - James Cagney/Yankee Doodle Dandy
Hail to the Victors - University of Michigan Marching Band
America - Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
I Love America - Patrick Juvet
The House I Live In - Frank Sinatra
(Clip from Mr. Smith Goes to Washington/Democracy Now)
Battle Hymn of the Republic - Lawrence Welk
Freedom Isn't Free - Team America: World Police
America the Beautiful - Frank Sinatra
America the Beautiful - Mitt Romney
America the Beautiful - Ray Charles
Pledge of Allegiance - Red Skelton
America (Redacted) Yeah - Team America: World Police (NOTE: Clip has been censored by the production staff of this show)
The Egg - 1776 Original Broadway Cast
Star Spangled Banner - Jimi Hendrix

sports

Tonight on the show, the nominees for the 15th Annual Bryan Awards. Which of your favorite TV shows and stars will get nominated? Find out tonight.

Tonight on the show, we're traveling back to 1955, with some of the songs from that year.

SONG LIST:
"Rock Around the Clock" - Bill Haley and the Comets
"Only You" - The Platters
"Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White" - Perez Prado
"Wake the Town and Tell The People" - Les Baxter
"Autumn Leaves" - Roger Williams
"Mr. Sandman" - The Chordettes
"Love and Marriage" - Dinah Shore
"Love Is A Many Splendored Thing" - The Four Aces
"The Rock and Roll Waltz" - Kay Starr
"Sixteen Tons" - Tennessee Ernie Ford
"Unchained Melody" - Al Hibbler
"The Ballad of Davy Crockett" - Bill Hayes
"The Man With The Golden Arm" - Richard Maltby
"Sincerely" - The McGuire Sisters
"Earth Angel" - The Penguins
"I'm A Man" - Bo Diddley
"Blue Star (Theme from 'Medic')" - Victor Young
"Yellow Rose of Texas" - Stan Freberg
"Whatever Lola Wants" - Les Baxter
"Melody of Love" - Billy Vaughn

1955, The People's History: http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1955.html
1955 in Television: http://fifties1950s.com/1955tv.htm
1955 Tidbits: http://thepeoplehistory.blogspot.com/2007/10/air-pollution-control-act.html
1955 in Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/libbyandbbonnie/the-year-1955/
1955 from Info "NOT A SOURCE" Please: http://www.infoplease.com/year/1955.html

Tonight on the Show, Christmas Specials in July - music from Christmas Specials, plus talk on Christmas Specials. What are your favorite Holiday Specials? (Follow along on http://www.facebook.com/thedjbch2o, with the Hashtag #ChristmasInJuly)

LINKS:
Christmas TV History: http://www.christmastvhistory.com
2014 Christmas TV Party: http://www.christmastvhistory.com/2014/08/christmas-tv-party-2014-summar...
2015 Christmas TV Party: http://www.christmastvhistory.com/2015/06/christmas-in-july-christmas-tv... (a certain someone will be # 27, if you catch my drift)
Nerve's 50 Ranked Holiday Episodes: http://www.nerve.com/entertainment/ranked/ranked-the-50-best-christmas-t... (NOTE: Nerve's Website may not be NSFW, to give you guys a warning; but this page should be OK)
19 Holiday Episodes (Huffington Post): http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/17/best-holiday-episodes_n_4428533...
Best Holiday Episodes Ever (Hello Giggles): http://hellogiggles.com/happy-chrismukkah-the-best-tv-holiday-episodes-e...
Thanksgiving Episodes: http://news.moviefone.com/2014/11/25/greatest-thanksgiving-tv-episodes-e...

SONG LIST (Coming Soon):
"The Christmas Spirit" - The Stingiest Man in Town (1956 live action version; later revised in a 1978 Rankin/Bass animated special)
"Christmas Time Is Here" - Vince Guaraldi; A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965)
"The First Toymaker to the King" - Joanna Gardner ("Santa Claus Is Coming To Town"; 1970)
"Mr. Heatmiser" - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (from "The Year Without a Santa Claus", 1974)
"No More Toymakers to the King" - Paul Frees (also from "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town". 1970)
"An Old-Fashioned Christmas" - Johnny Desmond ("The Stingiest Man in Town"; 1956)
"We're a Couple of Misfits" - Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964)
"Thanksgiving Theme" - Vince Guaraldi ("A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving", 1973)

Tonight on the show, we are headed back in our DeLorean to 1985.
“Back to the Future” was the highest-grossing film. Ronald Reagan began his second term as U.S. President. Mikhail Gorbachev was appointed as Soviet Premier after the death of Konstantin Chernenko. Actor Rock Hudson would become the first celebrity to acknowledge that he had AIDS. “We Are the World” and “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” helped raise awareness on the world around us, especially in Africa. “The Cosby Show” was the # 1 show on television, and won big at the Emmys. “Miami Vice” helped popularize both music and fashion. And Columbus bid farewell to the Columbus Citizen-Journal.

Sports Champions:
Super Bowl XIX: San Francisco 49ers
World Series: Kansas City Royals
Stanley Cup: Edmonton Oilers
NBA Finals: Los Angeles Lakers (Magic > Larry...again)
NCAA Men's Tournament: Villanova Wildcats
NCAA Women's Tournament: Old Dominion Lady Monarchs
The Game: Michigan
Local High School Football: St. Francis DeSales Stallions (Division III) and Newark Catholic Green Wave (Division V)

SONG LIST:
(Hour # 1)
"The Power of Love" - Huey Lewis and the News
"Shout" - Tears for Fears
"We Built This City" - Jefferson Airplane Starship
"Don't You Forget About Me" - Simple Minds
"Glory Days" - Bruce Springsteen
"Neutron Dance" - The Pointer Sisters
"Miss Celie's Blues (Sister)" - Margaret "Shug" Avery
"The Boys of Summer" - Don Henley
"Miami Vice" Theme - Jan Hammer
"Moonlighting" Theme - Al Jarreau
"According to Our New Arrivals" - Leon Redbone
"A View to Kill" - Duran Duran
"One Night in Bangkok" - Murray Head
"Brothers in Arms" - Dire Straits

1985 (The People's History): http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1985.html#events
1985 (Spiffy): http://www.spiffy-entertainment.com/1985mem.html
1985 (In the '80s): http://www.inthe80s.com/time1985.shtml
1985 (1980s Flashback): http://www.1980sflashback.com/1985/news.asp

Tonight on the show, we are headed back in our DeLorean to 1985.
“Back to the Future” was the highest-grossing film. Ronald Reagan began his second term as U.S. President. Mikhail Gorbachev was appointed as Soviet Premier after the death of Konstantin Chernenko. Actor Rock Hudson would become the first celebrity to acknowledge that he had AIDS. “We Are the World” and “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” helped raise awareness on the world around us, especially in Africa. “The Cosby Show” was the # 1 show on television, and won big at the Emmys. “Miami Vice” helped popularize both music and fashion. Magic's Lakers beat Larry's Celtics in the NBA Finals in six games, and "That Team Up North" beat the B*ckeyes in the Big House, after the B*ckeyes got upset by Wisconsin, following an upset of # 1-ranked Iowa at the Shoe. The Columbus Citizen-Journal Newspaper was laid to rest, after attempts to buy the fledgling newspaper came up millions of dollars short.

EMMY AWARDS:
Comedy Series - The Cosby Show (NBC)
Drama Series - Cagney & Lacey (CBS)
Limited Series -
Made for TV Movie -
Daytime Drama - The Young and the Restless (CBS)
Actor, Comedy Series - Robert Guillaume, Benson (ABC)
Actress, Comedy Series - Jane Curtin, Kate & Allie (CBS)
Supporting Actor, Comedy Series - John Larroquette, Night Court (NBC)
Supporting Actress, Comedy Series - Rhea Perlman, Cheers (NBC)
Actor, Drama Series - William Daniels, St. Elsewhere (NBC)
Actress, Drama Series - Tyne Daly, Cagney & Lacey (CBS)
Supporting Actor, Drama Series - Edward James Olmos, Miami Vice (NBC)
Supporting Actress, Drama Series - Betty Thomas, Hill Street Blues (NBC)
Actor, Limited Series/Movie/Special - Richard Crenna, The Rape of Richard Beck (NBC)
Supporting Actor, Limited Series/Movie/Special - Karl Malden, Fatal Vision (NBC)
Actor, Daytime Drama - Darnell Williams, All My Children (ABC)
Actress, Daytime Drama - Kim Zimmer, Guiding Light (CBS)

Tonight on the show, we are headed back in our DeLorean to 1985.
“Back to the Future” was the highest-grossing film. Ronald Reagan began his second term as U.S. President. Mikhail Gorbachev was appointed as Soviet Premier after the death of Konstantin Chernenko. Actor Rock Hudson would become the first celebrity to acknowledge that he had AIDS. “We Are the World” and “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” helped raise awareness on the world around us, especially in Africa. “The Cosby Show” was the # 1 show on television, and won big at the Emmys. “Miami Vice” helped popularize both music and fashion.

SONG LIST:
(Hour # 1)
"The Power of Love" - Huey Lewis and the News
"Shout" - Tears for Fears
"We Built This City" - Jefferson Airplane Starship
"Don't You Forget About Me" - Simple Minds
"Glory Days" - Bruce Springsteen
"Neutron Dance" - The Pointer Sisters
"Miss Celie's Blues (Sister)" - Margaret "Shug" Avery
"The Boys of Summer" - Don Henley
"Miami Vice" Theme - Jan Hammer
"Moonlighting" Theme - Al Jarreau
"According to Our New Arrivals" - Leon Redbone
"A View to Kill" - Duran Duran
"One Night in Bangkok" - Murray Head
"Brothers in Arms" - Dire Straits

(Hour 2)
"Take On Me" - A Ha
"Rhythm of the Night" - DeBarge
"You Spin Me (Like a Record)" - Dead or Alive
"Everybody Wants To Rule The World" - Tears for Fears
"Easy Lover" - Phil Collins & Philip Bailey
"Obsession" - Animotion
"Turn Up The Radio" - Autograph
"Man In Motion" - John Parr
"Smooth Operator" - Sade
"Living In America" - James Brown
"We Are The World" - USA for Africa (a.k.a. Pick an a-list musical artist that was VERY popular in 1985, and chances were that they volunteered themselves for duty for this Award-winning, fund-raising song, which raised $ 50 million for famine relief in Ethiopia)

COLUMBUS in 1985:
- The Columbus Citizen-Journal ceases publication.

SPORTS CHAMPIONS:
Super Bowl XIX: San Francisco 49ers
NBA: Los Angeles Lakers (Magic vs. Larry, Round III)

Tonight is a re-broadcast of # 124: "The News of the Day" (originally broadcast on October 6, 2014).

In tonight's show...
What the hell is going on in Ann Arbor with the Michigan football program? What can be the remedy to this problem?

Plus, other headlines of the week (from Early October)...

It's only 18 Days until A New Era Begins in Ann Arbor (but on the road in Salt Lake City), and only 22 Days until the Champs go down shorthanded (no pun intended) in Blacksburg!

The 15th Annual Bryan Awards is celebrating the best of the 2014-15 television season. Hosted by Bryan Curtiss.

(Categories # 1501 to # 1520)
# 1501 - Supporting Actor in Daytime
# 1502 - Supporting Actor in a Limited Series/Movie
# 1503 - Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
# 1504 - Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
# 1505 - Younger Actor in Daytime
# 1506 - Younger Actor in a Drama Series
# 1507 - Younger Actor in a Comedy Series
# 1508 - Younger Actress in a Comedy Series
# 1509 - Younger Actress in a Drama Series
# 1510 - Younger Actress in Daytime
# 1511 - Main Title Theme Music
# 1512 - Performance in a Variety Special
# 1513 - Reality Host
# 1514 - Late Night Host
# 1515 - Male Performer, Sketch
# 1516 - Female Performer, Sketch
# 1517 - Supporting Actress in Drama Series
# 1518 - Supporting Actress in Daytime
# 1519 - Supporting Actress in a Limited Series/Movie
# 1520 - Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series

Nominees - http://thebryanandsilvergarbage.tumblr.com
Tonight, the 15th Annual Bryan Awards will air. You can play along by picking who you think will win.

Supporting Actor in a Daytime Drama:
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL – Scott Clifton as Liam Spencer (CBS)
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL – Jacob Young as Rick Forrester (CBS)
DAYS OF OUR LIVES – Eric Martsolf as Brady Black (NBC)
GENERAL HOSPITAL – Chad Duell as Michael Corinthos (ABC)
GENERAL HOSPITAL – Billy Miller as Jason Morgan/Jake Doe (ABC)
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - Kristoff St. John as Neil Winters (CBS)

Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie:
AMERICAN HORROR STORY: FREAK SHOW – Neil Patrick Harris as Chester Creb (F/X)
AMERICAN HORROR STORY: FREAK SHOW – Finn Wittrock as Dandy Mott (F/X)
BESSIE – Michael Kenneth Williams as Jack Gee (HBO)
OLIVE KITTERIDGE – Bill Murray as Jack Kenninson (HBO)
OLIVE KITTERIDGE – Cory Michael Smith as Kevin Coulson (HBO)
WOLF HALL – Damian Lewis as King Henry VIII (PBS)

Without further delay (as if we needed another one), here is the FULL two-hour podcast of the 15th Annual Bryan Awards.

Here is a Scorecard link, where you can predict the winners, and play along: http://thebryanandsilvergarbage.tumblr.com/post/127950820085/djbcadventu...

Here is the Category Order: http://thebryanandsilvergarbage.tumblr.com/post/124779392820/djbcadventu...

Tonight on the show, the Emmys. Who will win and who will lose on Emmy night? HBO won 29 Emmys at the Creative Arts Emmys last Saturday, with Game of Thrones winning eight of them, needing only one win to tie the record set by The West Wing in 2000, and two to set a new record, on Sunday night. Mad Men can be alone on top of the Drama mountain with a record-setting fifth Drama Series win on Sunday night. Game of Thrones leads overall with 24 nominations, more than twice as many as the new two shows apiece, House of Cards and Mad Men, which both got 11 nods each. Modern Family is vying for a record-setting sixth Comedy Series Emmy, and standing in the way are (besides a lack of Writing and Directing nods for the five-time defending Comedy Champs) Veep (in a Presidential Election Cycle already forming) and the new kid on the online block, Transparent, with nine and 11 nominations, respectively.

The 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards air Sunday night at 8PM (after the Cowboys/Eagles game) on Fox, hosted by Andy Samberg.

PREDICTIONS (for Telecast Categories on September 20):
Comedy Series: Veep
Drama Series: Mad Men
Limited Series: Olive Kitteridge
Variety/Talk: The Late Show with David Letterman
Variety/Sketch: Inside Amy Schumer
Reality-Competition: The Amazing Race
Lead Actor, Comedy: Jeffrey Tambor, Transparent
Lead Actress, Comedy: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Veep
Supporting Actor, Comedy: Tituss Burgess, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Supporting Actress, Comedy: Allison Janney, Mom
Writing, Comedy: "Alive in Phoenix", Last Man on Earth
Directing, Comedy: "Alive in Phoenix", Last Man on Earth
Lead Actor, Drama: Jon Hamm, Mad Men
Lead Actress, Drama: Viola Davis, How To Get Away With Murder
Supporting Actor, Drama: Jonathan Banks, Better Call Saul
Supporting Actress, Drama: Lena Headey, Game of Thrones
Writing, Drama: "Person to Person", Mad Men
Directing, Drama: "Mother's Mercy", Game of Thrones

Tonight on the show, music with German roots/culture.

Oktoberfest Columbus: Friday-Sunday September 25-27 at the Ohio Expo Center/Ohio State Fairgrounds (http://www.columbusoktoberfest.com)

PLAYLIST:
Coming Soon

Tonight on the show, recaps of the Emmys, and the B*ckeye struggles against Northern Illinois, a team that the B*ckeyes should have clobbered, but didn't. Plus, the show opens with Neil DeGrasse Tyson exploring the role that Autumn plays.

SONG LIST:
"Moondance" - Van Morrison
"Dancing in the Moonlight" - King Harvest
"California Dreamin'" - The Mamas and the Papas
"Autumn in New York"

Tonight on the show, some of the music from 1965, one of the most turbulent years in American history, as the carefree 1950s, made way for the turbulent 1960s.

HEADLINES:
Coming Soon

SPORTS CHAMPIONS:
NCAA Basketball: UCLA Bruins
NCAA Football: Alabama Crimson Tide
NFL: Green Bay Packers (first championship in January and in Color)
AFL: Buffalo Bills
NBA: Boston Celtics
World Series: Los Angeles Dodgers
Stanley Cup: Montreal Canadiens
The Game: The Ohio State (9-7 in Ann Arbor, broadcast in Living Color on NBC)
Big Ten: Michigan State Spartans
Ohio High School Basketball: Columbus South Bulldogs

SONG LIST:
"Help!" - The Beatles
"Stop! In The Name of Love" - The Supremes
"Hang on Sloopy" - The McCoys
"This Diamond Ring" - Gary Lewis and the Playboys
"Eve of Destruction" - Barry McGuire
"A Walk In The Black Forest" - Horst Jankowski
"Michelle" - The Beatles
"I Got You Babe" - Sonny and Cher
"Ain't That Peculiar" - Marvin Gaye
Suite from Dr. Zhivago - MGM Studio Orchestra
"So Long, Farewell" - The Von Trapp Kids/The Sound of Music
"Yesterday" - The Beatles

Rock & Roll Shows of 1965: http://metv.com/lists/shindig-shivaree-hullabaloo-and-the-great-rock-rol...
Columbus City School District in 1965: http://digital-collections.columbuslibrary.org/cdm/ref/collection/maps/i...
1965 (Mr. Pop Culture): http://www.mrpopculture.com/1965
Headlines of 1965: http://www.the60sofficialsite.com/The_Headlines_of_1965.html
Subterranean Homesick Blues (Cue Cards): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67u2fmYz7S4
1965 (The People's History): http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1965.html
Sports in 1965: https://www.usi.edu/1965/retro/sports.asp

Tonight, more songs from 1965.

SONG LIST:
"Subterranean Homesick Blues" - Bob Dylan
"The Shadow of Your Smile" - Astrud Gilberto
"In My Life" - The Beatles
"Downtown" - Petula Clark
"You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" - The Righteous Brothers
"Beggin'" - The Four Seasons
"What's New, Pussycat?" - Tom Jones
"The Ballad of Cat Ballou" - Nat King Cole & Stubby Kaye
"We Can Work It Out" - The Beatles
"Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" - The Animals
"The 'In' Crowd" - The Ramsey Lewis Trio
"Wait Till We're Sixty-Five" - William Daniels
"The Spanish Flea" - Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
"Houston" - Dean Martin
"Crying in the Chapel" - Elvis Presley
"Ticket to Ride" - The Beatles
"Edelweiss" - The Sound of Music
"It Was A Very Good Year" - Frank Sinatra
"(To Everything, There Is A Season) Turn, Turn, Turn" - The Byrds

Top 100 Songs from 1965: http://www.musicoutfitters.com/topsongs/1965.htm
Top Grossing Films from 1965: http://www.listal.com/list/top-grossing-films-1965
Top TV Shows in 1965 and their Opening Themes: http://kearth101.cbslocal.com/2011/04/26/top-tv-shows-amp-their-opening-...
1965 TV Intros: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVH2ALDfkEc
1965 TV Intros, II: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGHuGVE8dpw
1965 TV Intros, III: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-KZZ0ZHbmI
50 Years Ago (from The Atlantic): http://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2015/03/50-years-ago-a-look-back-at-196...