Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 280 - A Quick Hit from Some Nit Wits

Good gosh almighty, Episode 280 is broadcasting from the recently reorganized, plush but not overly ostentatious Norch Studios! This will be a quick hit of a NNS from March 19th, 1994, with the ever so clever title: A Quick Hit from Some Nit Wits It features quick chatter and choppy edits. A Jack Harte snowy traffic report with US AIR Shuttle as sponsor Moving on to the Norm Show Open and some guest info that we never hear from. Then Jack and Norm catching a train amongst more snowy traffic Callers: Caller: Poem about growing old Caller: with radio on in background Marie talking about her chihuahua, Peppe. Monica from Nahant! Asking the burning question: Was Sunflower a ‘used horse?’ Norm explains that is not the correct term. She also asks to write a note to Bob Raleigh to put a birthday in HIS birthday book. So why did she need Norm to do this favor? You’ll have to stay tuned to find out and it’s pretty funny and ridiculous. Wolfie aka Loco Lobo on a payphone And a quick call from Generosa and her cuckoo clock Other highlights: I join in studio with someone else who I believe to be Rod the security guard.  We learn about the latest temperature monitoring technology. Norm mentions trying to remain on the air long enough to reach May 24th which would be his 50th Anniversary in radio!  A barn burner rendition of ‘Hello Bluebird’ accompanied by some wacky band members Ever wonder what would be my epitaph? Well, you’re going to find out. I participate in a brief Academy Award quiz with that led to some talk about winners in different categories And Norm reads a sweet story of a 5th grade class from Oceanside, CA. Lastly, we hear some more teasers for guests we never hear from here, at least. John J. Moran creator of ‘Daring Passages – The Board game in a Bottle’ promo for following night Author Michael Rosen ‘The Kids Best Dog Book and Field Guide to Neighborhood Dogs’ Ep 280, A Quick Hit from Some Nit Wits, jabs its way to your ears, now.