Michael Feldman Whad'ya Know 11-17-2007 Lyrics

Hour 1

:00 - A live broadcast from Brown Theatre in Louisville, Kentucky.

:02 - All The News That Isn't, Louisville-style. Get out your cap and get ready for a snow emergency. Will gambling become mandatory? New language requirements in the State House and welcome to Kentucky Dubai. Kentucky Creation Museum evolves with the Garden of Eden over in Boone County.

:10 - Guest interview with Bob Hill from the Louisville Courier-Journal. Bob, it's time to re-take that mug shot for the paper, you are much better looking than that. Bob is looking for a career change -- he'll take on the enforcement of the "10-foot-from-a-stripper" law. He'll visit establishments to measure patron-to-stripper distance. Bob loves Louisville, the parks, downtown development, the river front -- just not quite enough to move there.

:29 - The Whad'Ya Know? Trio

:36 - Michael heads into the audience to meet the last person without a cell phone. Can you text message on a rotary phone? The letters are on the dial.....

:47 - Whad'Ya Know? Quiz with Tom and Larry who know the possibilities of Louisville but they don't know about saddle-seat equitation. It's off to a slow start -- can Tom and Larry turn this quiz around with their knowledge of the north end?

Hour 2

:00 - Back for the second hour of this live broadcast from Louisville.

:03 - Musical guests Swing 39.

:18 - Whad'Ya Know? Trio

:22 - Dinner from Equus, anyone? Not only do you get to play the Quiz you get to eat this delicious spread from Dean Corbett from Equus.

:28 - Michael's in the audience trying to clear up some speeding tickets.

:38 - Dinner and the Whad'Ya Know? Quiz with Ann Marie. The shrimp and bourbon are tasty, but does this chap know what is the Plymouth Rock of Louisville? Suzanne is going to play along, sans dinner. How many people have secret photos on their cell phones? How many years of your life will you spend stuck on I-64?

:55 - Let's make the perfect mint julep with Chris from Woodford Reserve. That's copper-pot distilled bourbon -- listen for the pop of that cork!