On-Air

Believe it or no, there are 292 ways to make change for a $1 bill . . . and 9.8 trillion ways to make change for a $100 bill.

Believe it or no, if the Sun exploded, it would take eight minutes and 20 seconds for all the energy to hit us . . . and kill us all.

Believe it or no, the Statue of Liberty is the tallest statue in the United States. Number two is . . . a statue of Pegasus and a dragon outside a horse racing track and casino in Hallandale Beach, Florida.

Believe it or no, Hawaiian pizza with ham and pineapple wasn't invented in Hawaii. It was invented by a guy named Sam Panopoulos in Ontario, Canada in 1962.

After watching the video, reading various local and national news reportings of the incident and observing the general response, I realized something startling -- I actually support the couple wearing swastika symbols over their faces, not oppose them.

Believe it or no, the official bird of the city of Redondo Beach, California is the Goodyear Blimp.

As the world races for a cure against COVID-19, a new study by computer-nerd blog Computers Daily has found that putting a face mask on your laptop or desktop will decrease the chances of it catching a virus.

Believe it or no, the first recorded use of the f-word in human history was in 1528, when a monk wrote it in the margins of a book to express how much he disliked an abbot.

I read recently that America could end the current pandemic in four to six weeks if everyone would just wear a face mask. I'm not here to defend that with certainty, but just think -- a light at the end of the tunnel!

It's been four months since COVID-19 first hit Minnesota and shelves began emptying of essentials like toilet paper and hand sanitizer.

Believe it or no, the average person will take about 216.3 million steps in their lifetime . . . which is the equivalent of walking all the way around the Earth five times.

"Are there any foods or products you HAVE to have a certain brand of?"