the djbc happy hour

# 277 - The Post-Game Show (or The DJBC Unhappy Hour)


59:48 minutes (54.76 MB)

Tonight on the Show:
- The Game: The Revenge Tour comes to an abrupt halt, as the Buckeyes slaughter That Team Up North, 62-39. The most combined points in the rivalry history, and the most points scored by Ohio State in the history of the rivalry (surpassing the old record of 50, twice set by Woody Hayes: 1961 and 1968). What's next for Ohio State and Michigan. Was this Urban Meyer (and Dwayne Haskins)'s last game at the Shoe?
- The Weekend Warrior: The Final Weekend Warrior before Christmas Eve runs through Holiday Lighting events throughout the Columbus area, plus a couple of non-holiday events, such as Creative Mornings, The Sergeant Peppercorn Marathon, and Columbus Children's Theatre's Nat King Cole Fundraiser Concert.
- Giving Tuesday: #GivingTuesday is November 27. Donate online to http://www.wcrsfm.org, to help keep WCRS FM alive for future generations to come (I have Show # 300 to look forward to next year, so make that big donation!)

HOLIDAY EVENTS (November 26-December 3):
https://djbcadventures.tumblr.com/post/179869080972/2018-central-ohio-ho...
BEXLEY: Tree Lighting at Capital University (11/26 at 4PM); Bexley Holiday Hop (12/02 at Noon); City of Bexley Tree Lighting (12/02 at 4:30PM at Broad and Drexel), Capital University Menorah Lighting (12/02 at Dusk)
CANAL WINCHESTER: Christmas in the Village (11/30 & 12/01; Holiday Parade/Tree Lighting: 11/30)
CLINTONVILLE: HolidayVille! (12/02 at Noon)
DELAWARE: Tree Lighting (11/30 in Downtown Delaware)
DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS: Main Library/Topiary Park Light the Night (11/28 at 6PM at Columbus Main Library and Topiary Park), Winterfair (12/01 at 11AM at Bicentennial Park), Lazarus Santa Stop (12/01 at 11AM at OSU Urban Arts Space/Lazarus Building)
DUBLIN: Tree Lighting/Open House at Fletcher Coffman Homestead (11/29 at Dusk at Coffman Park), Holly Days in Historic Dublin (12/01 at 11AM)

# 276 - Go Blue Wave '18


59:40 minutes (54.63 MB)

Tonight on the show, the 115th Annual "The Game" takes place on Saturday November 24 at Ohio Stadium as the # 10 Ohio State B*ckeyes host the # 4 Michigan Wolverines, the second time in the last three years both schools are in the Top Ten in the annual rivalry. Also for the second time in three years, ESPN's College Game Day will broadcast LIVE from The Ohio State University on November 24 before the Noon game, which will air for the second straight year on FOX.

DJBC's Pick: Michigan 28, "You Know Who" 21
- Michigan is pissed off for many reasons. 1) They played poorly against Indiana...again. 2) The last time they were in Columbus, the referees gave OSU the crucial first down in overtime, when it was abundantly clear that J.T. Barrett was short on 4th and Inches. 3) The B*ckeyes have won 15 of the last 17 meetings, and Michigan hasn't won in Columbus since 2000.
- This is only the third time in the last 27 years that Michigan is favored in Columbus. They are 0-1-1, with the loss coming the last time they were favored, 2004 (a 37-21 win, when Tressel deliberately locked Michigan in their locker rooms), and the tie coming in 1992, in what then-OSU President Dr. E. Gordon Gee called, "One of the greatest B*ckeye victories ever". 1988 (or 1990) was the last time Michigan won in Columbus as the clear favorite.
- Ohio State's defense is bad...really bad. They let a 2-6 Nebraska team hang around for the whole game. They let Indiana and Minnesota hang around too long. They allowed TWO 75+ yard touchdowns against both Oregon State and Maryland (who were a combined 7-15, as of the airing of this show). They allowed a 93-yard score against TCU (whose own season fell apart during the third quarter of said game). They can't stop the run, and the loss of Nick Bosa to both a season-ending injury and next Spring's NFL Draft has hurt.
- Haskins is not a mobile quarterback like Shea Patterson (or Haskins' ancestors - Barrett, Miller, or even Cardale Jones).

The DJBC Happy Hour Thanksgiving Promo '18


0:45 minutes (712.29 KB)

Promo for # 276, "Go Blue Wave" of The DJBC Happy Hour. November 19 at 8PM (and if Ohio State wins in 2018, this promo will be repeated in 2019).

# 275 - Midterm Madness '18


59:09 minutes (54.15 MB)

Tonight on the show, we put the Midterm Elections to bed. Plus, the Weekend Warrior previews the kickoff to Holiday festivities near you.

# 273 - Musical Dia De La Muerta III - R-E-S-P-E-C-T


59:46 minutes (54.72 MB)

Tonight on the show, songs from musical artists who left us over the last 12 months.

# 272 - Tricks or Treats


59:30 minutes (54.48 MB)

Tonight on the show, some ghoulish Halloween music, plus a sneak peek at Highball Halloween, October 26 & 27 in the Short North.

# 270 - Christopher Columbus All Along the Outerbelt


58:53 minutes (53.91 MB)

Tonight on the show, it's time to let all of the air back after DJBC's early autumnal break. SCOTUS, The State of Radio, and Why Voting in Next Month's Election Is Super-Important; Plus happenings around town this week. And a message from Christopher Columbus himself.

October 9, 2018 is the LAST DAY to register to Vote for the November 6 General Election! DO NOT BE SILENT! VOTE! Your Vote Is Your Voice (which I say in many languages in this show)

And if there is anything else that was unfiltered, I had to do this show under heavy time constraints and had to record the whole show in the MAIN studio, when it was unavailable.

And, yes, this is Show # 270. Where is your favorite place to hang out along the Outerbelt?

# 269 - 1993: Music & Headlines


59:50 minutes (54.79 MB)

1993...Jurassic Park, The FBI Siege of the Branch Davidian Cult, The Greater Columbus Convention Center is open for Business, The Lady B*ckeyes Fall Short in the NCAA Women's Basketball National Championship, Chris Webber Calls Time Out, The Clinton White House, Last Call for Cheers, Tom Hanks gets Sleepless in Seattle and battles both AIDS and the courts in Philadelphia, Player's Theatre abruptly folds with lots of unanswered questions, and Lucasville Prison is Under Siege. Those were some of the happenings in 1993 in our world, both here at home, and across the vast land we call Earth.

CENTRAL OHIO HEADLINES:
- The Greater Columbus Convention Center, designed by Peter Eisenman, opens its doors in March.
- Players Theatre abruptly folds in September, due to financial issues.
- The Lucasville Prison Riots take place in April at the Lucasville Federal Penitentiary in Southern Ohio.
- Lima Senior beats Westerville North in a mandated play-in High School Football Playoff Game, following a ruling on the eligibility of a North transfer player; Hilliard and Newark Catholic make the State Football Semi-Finals
- Pickerington Lady Tigers win the State Basketball Championship
- The Ohio State Lady Buckeyes finish as runners-up in the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament, led by Freshman phenom (and recent Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee) Katie Smith
- The Ohio State Football B*ckeyes share the Big Ten title with Wisconsin after a 14-14 tie in Madison in November; B*ckeyes get embarrassed in Ann Arbor two weeks later, 28-0. Wisconsin earns the Rose Bowl bid, having not gone since the 1963 Rose Bowl.

NATIONAL/WORLD HEADLINES:
- Bill Clinton takes office as the 42nd President of the United States.
- Federal Agents seige the Branch Davidian Compound in Waco, Texas in the Spring of 1993. After a seven-week standoff, Cult leader David Koresh and 80 of his followers are found dead.

# 164B - 1990: Music without Headlines (DJBC Happy Hour Classic)


1:00:20 minutes (55.25 MB)

Music from 1990.

SHOWBIZ AWARDS:
GRAMMY AWARDS:
Album of the Year: "Nick of Time" - Bonnie Raitt
Song of the Year: "The Wind Beneath My Wings" (sung by Bette Midler)
Best New Artist: NOBODY (listen to Part 1 of the podcast, and you'll know why, plus know who the losers were)
Record of the Year: "The Wind Beneath My Wings" - Bette Midler

EMMYS:
Drama Series: L.A. Law (NBC)
Comedy Series: Murphy Brown (CBS)
Soap Opera: Santa Barbara (NBC) (the first soap to win three consecutive Daytime Emmys for Drama Series)
Variety Series: In Living Color (Fox)
Variety Special: Sammy Davis Jr.'s 60th Anniversary Celebration (ABC)
Animated Program: The Simpsons (Fox) (the first of many wins)
Miniseries: Drug Wars: The Camarena Story (NBC)
Drama/Comedy Special (TIE): Caroline? - Hallmark Hall of Fame (CBS) & The Incident (also CBS)
Actor, Drama Series: Peter Falk, Columbo (ABC)
Actress, Drama Series: Patricia Wettig, thirtysomething (ABC)
Supporting Actor, Drama Series: Jimmy Smits, L.A. Law (NBC)
Supporting Actress, Drama Series: Marg Helgenberger, China Beach (ABC)
Actor, Comedy Series: Ted Danson, Cheers (NBC)
Actress, Comedy Series: Candice Bergen, Murphy Brown (CBS)
Supporting Actor, Comedy Series: Alex Rocco, The Famous Teddy Z (CBS)
Supporting Actress, Comedy Series: Bebe Neuwirth, Cheers (NBC)
Actor, Daytime Soap: A Martinez, Santa Barbara (NBC) (first Latinx actor to win this Award)
Actress, Daytime Soap: Kim Zimmer, Guiding Light (CBS)
Supporting Actor, Daytime Soap: Henry Darrow, Santa Barbara (NBC)
Supporting Actress, Daytime Soap: Julia Barr, All My Children (ABC)
Younger Actor, Daytime: Andrew Kavovit, As the World Turns (CBS)
Younger Actress, Daytime: Cady McClain, All My Children (ABC)
Actor, Miniseries/Special: Hume Cronyn, Age-Old Friends (HBO)
Actress, Miniseries/Special: Barbara Hershey, A Killing in a Small Town (CBS)
Supporting Actor, Miniseries/Special: Vincent Gardenia, Age-Old Friends (HBO)

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