Hey, did you know that Monster Trucks are really loud? Especially when you get eight of them in a closed arena at the same time. Hot Wings, knowing about the volume, made sure his son and son's friend wore ear protection for the show. Hot Wings talks about why he protects his own ears, too.
If you didn't get the message yet, I, Metalhead Ned am leaving WGRD!
It's crazy to think I have been here for 7 years! So in my last week, I want to share some of my most favorite memories of working at this great radio station.
If you read my blog, listen to me on air, or know me, you'll know that I have a massive up-session with video games. Even the majority of my blog at WGRD.com is about 95% about video games! Heck, I even make a video series on video games!
So why didn't I get into a career focusing on video games?
We are live in Springfield, Illinois, today for The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show with our affiliate, Real Rock 92.7 WQLZ.
Our show is live from from a Knights of Columbus Hall.
On "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show," we got a chance to talk to comedian Kathleen Madigan.
She was the very first comedian Free Beer and Hot Wings ever interviewed nearly 15 years ago!
A year ago, Danny Robinson was a dialysis patient on a waiting list for a kidney transplant.
After hearing about Robinson's situation on, of all things, a Louisville, Ky., radio show, Ashley McIntyre stepped up and donated her kidney to Robinson, a complete stranger at the time.
We were joined on the air on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" this morning in Phoenix by 14-year NFL veteran and University of Notre Dame All-American Bob Golic.
Well, this is interesting. Maybe not the reality of it, but its depth, breadth and reach.
According to a new Deloitte survey on mobile consumer trends, we -- as in us U.S. consumers -- are becoming more and more obsessed with our electronic devices. Just call it device addiction.
Some of the facts: Nearly 90 percent check their phones in the first hour of being awake and 23 percent look at their d
Early on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" today, we talked with retired professional boxer Laila Ali.
She is the daughter of heavyweight boxing legend Muhammad Ali and is married to former NFL wide receiver Curtis Conway, who is one of Free Beer's sports broadcast partners with Compass Media Networks.