November 26th is the Next Live Show!!!!

 

7:00 P.M. Eastern

Monday November 26, 2012

LIVE SHOW LIVE SHOW LIVE SHOW

Just for you, our listeners. The greatest any online radio station could ever hope for........seriously.

    

A Web Page Is Coming For You

So I haven't updated the blog in a long time so please don't be discouraged hahaha.

We will be rolling out a new web page for this great website real soon for our listeners!

It will be the same great music, but with just an updated look for everyone. Change is good!

Again...Leave comments on our comment board or on our Facebook page and we look forward to talking to everyone this holiday season!!!

 

For the Kids: NORAD Santa Tracker 2011!!!!

The MostWonderful Team just thought they would let you know that NORAD has just posted live so that the children of the world can now track Jolly Ol' Saint Nick as he travels the globe this holiday season!!!!

Here is the link for you and the kids!!!!

 

 http://www.noradsanta.org/en/countdown.html

 

 

Live Show Tonight Dec. 4th at 6:00 P.M. Eastern!!!

Just a reminder that our Live Show is tonight at 6:00 P.M. Eastern!!!

We want to know what you are getting your pets this year for Christmas, where are you going for the holidays, and how much you love to eat!!! YEAH!!!

See you then!!!

Christmas Price Index For The 12 Days of Christmas!

According to the Washington Post....."Have you ever wondered what it would cost your “true love” to give you all the items in the “12 Days of Christmas” song? (You know, the one that goes “three French hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree.)
Well, every year, PNC, a financial company, puts together what it calls the Christmas Price Index, which adds up the cost of all the items in the song.

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This year, for the first time, it would cost more than $100,000 to buy everything; $101,119 to be exact. Buying just one set of each verse in the song will cost $24,263. The most expensive item on the list are the seven swans-a-swimming at a whopping $6,300 (appropriate for today’s main story). The partridge, at just $15, is the cheapest.