In case you were ever wondering, here's a little more about me...I was born and raised right here in southern Wisconsin - I was born in Waukesha and raised in Oconomowoc (proud graduate of OHS, class of 2003!).
I moved to Milwaukee after high school and got my first job in radio. I'm very proud to have worked at FM106.1 with Karen, Scott and Radar and Kerry Wolfe.
In 2011, I was offered a job "transfer" to be the Online Content Director for the Clear Channel radio stations in Madison. There, Mr. Mike Ferris offered me the job of host on 96.3 Star Country - and I couldn't be happier.
I'm a self-proclaimed nerd, mama's boy, homebody and all-around nice guy. Next time you're near a radio, turn it on and enjoy the music on 96.3 Star Country. I'm playing it just for you weekdays and Saturdays 10a-3p.
Email me anytime: conway@wmad.com
Our staff went through our old high school yearbooks to find some of our favorite senior quotes. We thought this could spark some inspiration for all of you graduating this year!
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These 4 Pics have 1 Word in common - and it's something you might find at Country Thunder. Can you guess what it is?
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This song has been stuck in my head for nearly 24 hours. If you watch How I Met Your Mother, you probably remember that Robin is a former Canadian pop star? This was the big song she had out, that caused Ted, Barney, Marshall and Lily to laugh hysterically:
It's called, "Let's Go To The Mall" and for the record, I have NO IDEA why this has been stuck in my head. Regardless, please enjoy it, in all its cheesy-ness:
Got a million seconds to spare for NBC? No, the network isn't giving "The Voice" more airtime. But it would like to find another ratings hit, so it has ordered a new reality/quiz show: "The Million Second Quiz."
With "Ready for Love," the Eva Longoria-produced dating show, pretty much dead on arrival, the peacock network has moved its sights on its next competition series. "The Million Second Quiz" is a 24/7 live competition series spanning 12 days in which contestants are quizzed on trivia -- it's meant to test their endurance as much as their knowledge.
The show will air in prime time live from a Manhattan-based "gigantic hourglass shaped structure," according to the news release, which also serves as the contestants' living space.
NBC is dubbing it the "first fully convergent television experience." With the show on a 24/7 clock, local stations will be able to interact with contestants live throughout the day; and viewers at home will be able to play along at home in real time -- and possibly win a spot on the show.
“The Million Second Quiz is a genre-redefining spectacle,” said Paul Telegdy, the network's president of alternative and late-night programming, in a statement. “It is a game, a social experiment, and a live interactive event all wrapped into a uniquely sticky entertainment experience.… [I]t embraces technology’s ability to allow everyone in America to actively participate and compete in a way that has never been done.”
At stake is up to $10 million.
"The Million Second Quiz" will roll out this fall.
Source: LATimes.com
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If you ever pick up a bottle and notice this inside, you should probably put it down, run away and never think about it again.
DANGER!
LOL!
I saw this do-it-yourself "recipe" to make your own Febreeze at home with stuff your probably have laying around already.
NOTE: I haven't tried this on my own yet, but it seems like it should work. If you try, will you tweet me (@mikeconway03) or leave a comment below and let me know if it works? Thanks!
HOMEMADE FEBREEZE
Store-bought Febreeze: $5.59
Homemade Febreeze: $0.15
Total Savings: $5.44 (or 97%!)
Ran across this photo on Facebook the other day...
Apparently if you order a "BLT with Cheese," you should be prepared to be called a mean name. LOL! Haha, kidding. They were obviously just abbreviating "BLT with Cheese" into "BLTCh"
(BTW, how cute is that dog?)
