
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 147
07/22/23 • 79 min
The Vault of Silliness rolls on with another rebroadcast podcast. This time we have, Direct from the Ed Mullen Collection, a SMQ from July 22nd, 1993.
The most, big band/jazz and musical comedy/theater questions EVER were asked on this game! So, let’s title it: Norm’s Quiz Cup Runneth Over
Right away, Norm refers to the game as “The Dumb Music Quiz.”
The Panel:
Norm, of course
Ed Mullen
Jack Harte
And Ric Duarte who's producing
Categories:
RnR
Musical Comedy/Theater
BigBand/Jazz
The Callers:
Marty in Rockland
Cynthia in NH
Bob in Norwood
Tom in NH
Helene from Belmont
Mae in Boston
Denise from Brookline
Paul in Malden
Paul from Haverhill
Mary in Danvers
On side B the tape jumped to the beginning of a SMQ from Thanksgiving 1993. I have archived that for later this year. Because of that we upcut to a call-in progress w/Ted from New Brunswick
John in Natick
Neil from Lynn
John in Billerica
Steve in Milwaukee, WI
Chris from Toledo, OH
Brad in Detroit, MI
Paul in his car
Peter at BU
Paul in Chelmsford
Rob from Milton
Dave in Woonsocket, RI
Randy in W. Boylston
George from Everett
And lastly, Fred from Yarmouth, ME
Ep 147, Norm’s Quiz Cup Runneth Over, a SMQ from the EMC, serenades its way to your ears in 3, 2 and 1.
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The Vault of Silliness rolls on with another rebroadcast podcast. This time we have, Direct from the Ed Mullen Collection, a SMQ from July 22nd, 1993.
The most, big band/jazz and musical comedy/theater questions EVER were asked on this game! So, let’s title it: Norm’s Quiz Cup Runneth Over
Right away, Norm refers to the game as “The Dumb Music Quiz.”
The Panel:
Norm, of course
Ed Mullen
Jack Harte
And Ric Duarte who's producing
Categories:
RnR
Musical Comedy/Theater
BigBand/Jazz
The Callers:
Marty in Rockland
Cynthia in NH
Bob in Norwood
Tom in NH
Helene from Belmont
Mae in Boston
Denise from Brookline
Paul in Malden
Paul from Haverhill
Mary in Danvers
On side B the tape jumped to the beginning of a SMQ from Thanksgiving 1993. I have archived that for later this year. Because of that we upcut to a call-in progress w/Ted from New Brunswick
John in Natick
Neil from Lynn
John in Billerica
Steve in Milwaukee, WI
Chris from Toledo, OH
Brad in Detroit, MI
Paul in his car
Peter at BU
Paul in Chelmsford
Rob from Milton
Dave in Woonsocket, RI
Randy in W. Boylston
George from Everett
And lastly, Fred from Yarmouth, ME
Ep 147, Norm’s Quiz Cup Runneth Over, a SMQ from the EMC, serenades its way to your ears in 3, 2 and 1.
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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 146
Nice to have you back this week for more laughs from the Vault of Silliness. Today we will feature a DBG from July 19th, 1993. The title of which is: Only Three Because of Sleep.
Players:
Carrie from E. Bridgewater by way of Indiana
I’m producing and playing in studio
Paul Brennan in Traffic
That’s it but we have some fun...
Bdays:
Ilie Natase
Rosie Grier
George McGovern
Vicki Carr
Sue Thompson
And George Hamilton IV
An Event closes out the game:
What year were The Boston Braves known as “The Miracle Team” and went on to win the World Series?
Post DBG:
Norm reads the list of “Ten Top Movies”
Lollapalooza in RI
Nose piercings
And we take a call!
Frank in NH talking about The Big Broadcast, an Old-Time Radio recreation play covering the WWII years with Big Band music being performed in Portsmouth, NH
Some Commercial content too:
Marazine Tablets
Baby Gold Bond w/Barbara Lanier of Conley, GA
Ovaltine w/Ann Pugsley of Middlesex, NY
Michael Bissonette with Voice Power Technologies and their VCR Voice Programmer Remote
Ep 146, Only Three Because of Sleep, dreams its way to your ears, now!
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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 148
Ola, Mehico! Welcome and thanks for joining us here at NNVoS!
Sorry I’m late with this post. A slow recovery from an Alaskan vacation is my excuse and I’m sticking to it.
The Vault has gifted us this jewel from July 29th and 30th, 1995. This show is packed full of great stuff. So much so that I’ve titled it: “A Treasure Chest of Norm.”
Show begins with Norm speaking to a fantastic guest, Dennis Webb, who co-authored “Greenberg’s Guide to Marbles.”
Next is a wildly interesting caller who tells us about her business...glass blowing. She makes Kaleidoscopes.
Switch next to another call and the subject of children gambling. Trust me, it’s not a serious call.
Next call talks about a guest we had on recently, Joanna Cole, who wrote a book called, “Jump Rope Rhymes.”
Next call brings up Dapper O’Neil and the Irish Belly Dancer
We connect with WERE in Cleveland with Mitch Mann, Rick “Gilly” Gilmore and Steve Wainstead and their show NightTalk. They have absconded with the DBG and play the SBG. They talk all things radio and silliness and Ken Newman from traffic joins the fun too. They take some calls mixing people from Cleveland and Boston like:
Mike the 45-year-old virgin from Cleveland
Tim from Franklin
Drew on WERE
John in his car who was chief engineer at WJUL University of Lowell radio station
Pete/Bill/Phil? on WERE
Katie in Malden
There’s a new show on WERE and Elvis tells us all about it
And some Wacky Police Blotter News
Moving on we are back to Norm solo with a couple of unknown callers to go along with Ruth The Molasses Baby and Shirley asking for info on Jump Rope Rhymes.
Now we leap to a weird segment that’s pitched down.
There’s a quick call and then Jack Harte is under attack?
Closing with a sponsor read by Jack that kicked open the door to his Broadway career.
There’s a lot more so just sit back and enjoy this piece of broadcasting excellence.
Ep 148, A Treasure Chest of Norm, begins now!
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