Every Monday night you can join Rollye James right here on WGN Radio for all the Trivia fun!

Some of you won in categories of your own choosing, but no one guessed Rollye’s holdover question from last Monday. The question was:

An official survey measuring trends among Americans every year since 1972, shows a long term gradual decrease in this since the latter 1980s. Gradual decrease in what? Happiness. (That’s according to the General Social Survey, part of NORC based at the University of Chicago. For almost 50 years, the GSS has provided politicians, policymakers, and scholars with a clear and unbiased perspective on what Americans think and feel about such issues as national spendi​ng priorities, crime and punishment, intergroup relations, and confidence in institutions.)

You didn’t do any better on any of the bumpers as well but, that’s OK! There’s always next Monday!

To get the list of the songs used as bumpers on the show or to see what’s coming up next on the show go to Rollye.net.

Every Monday night you can join Rollye James right here on WGN Radio for all the Trivia fun!

Some questions asked were…
What is the second most misspelled American city? Last week we found out that #1 was Pittsburgh. What is #2? Listen and find out.

An official survey measuring trends among Americans every year since 1972 shows a long term-gradual decrease in this since the latter 1980s. Gradual decrease in what?

Bumper Stumpers A-Z: This week we tackled the letter “J” Part 1. All the groups, or the artists’ first names started with “J”.

To get the list of the songs used as bumpers on the show or to see what’s coming up next on the show go to Rollye.net.

WGN Radio’s Rollye James welcomes listeners on the show to share some of their most cherished Chicago memories. Listen in while Rollye and listeners share stories about some beloved Chicago radio personalities, musicians, commercials and some unforgettable Chicago media stories.

To get the list of the songs used as bumpers on the show or to see what’s coming up next on the show go to Rollye.net.

Grammy and Golden Globe nominated artist and brother of Sylvester ‘Sly’ Stallone, Frank Stallone joins Rollye James on the show to talk about an eclectic blend of topics. Frank and Rollye kick off the show by talking about Frank’s career as a whole and the work Frank has done in movies alongside his brother and independently. Then, Frank dives deep into the different genre’s of music he’s performed and wrote and he talks about how what it’s like ‘keeping up with the times’ when it comes to music. To close out the show, Frank takes some of the listeners questions while Rollye plays some of Frank’s hits. To learn more about what’s coming up next for Frank go to frankstallone.com and to check out the documentary, Stallone: Frank, That Is, click here.

Matthew Ferry is an executive life coach and spiritual teacher. For the last 26 years, Ferry has coached thousands of top performers to achieve Enlightened Prosperity. His books, videos, audios and seminars utilize his street tested methodology called The Rapid Enlightenment Process.

He joins Rollye James to share his thoughts on enlightenment, prosperity and how to quiet the mind for a happier life.

Author of How To Beat Your Insurance Company and founder of the highly awarded Rightsure insurance technology firm Jeff Arnold joins Rollye James to offer tips on how to get the best insurance deal without getting ripped off. Throughout the conversation Jeff answers the questions why are we paying the same amount for car insurance when there’s not a lot of driving going on with so many people working from home, how can you be sure to get the lowest premiums possible when renewing your policy, how do you know how much coverage you need and what would be wasted premium dollars and so much more.

To learn more about Jeff Arnold or to purchase his books go to jeffarnold.com.

Philly Cuzz brought his special brand of Neo Doo-wop music to the airwaves back in 2004, scoring great success on satellite radio and launching his Vegas career as well. He joins Rollye James to talk about his inspirations as well as why doo-wop music has stood the test of time.

Philadelphia radio icon Jerry Blavat is known for his legendary dances, introducing the Four Seasons and Isley Brothers to a wide audience and, most of all, having fun.

Jerry joins Rollye James for a full hour of conversation about his career and takes your questions about the music and radio business.

Hailing from Philadelphia, The Tymes were beloved in their hometown and hitmakers both in the U.S. and U.K. where their 1974 song, “Ms. Grace,” made its way to the top of the charts.

Tenor Al ‘Caesar’ Berry joins Rollye James for an in-depth look at the group’s history and music, including stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

Kevin Gershan, accomplished producer/director at CBS Television Distribution, joins Rollye James for some Monday night fun as they look back on some classic radio and share stories from inside the business.