Featured Local Guest: Jeanne Shupe, Volunteer Coordinator for KWKY and Recipe of the Month
Featured National Guest: Dale Ahlquist, President of the American Chesterton Society
Featured Local Guest: Sherill Whisenand, Bill Riley Talent Search Participant
Featured Catholic News: Michael Voris, Real Catholic TV
Jeanne Shupe, the Volunteer Coordinator for KWKY Radio shared the Monthly Recipe with Bill and Rich for their first interview. The Recipe is for Gram's Barbecue Sauce and will be posted on the sidebar. She will also be sharing with us a 4th of July Jello next week.
Gram's BBQ Sauce
2 cups ketchup
2 tspns liquid smoke
2 tspns onion powder
1 tspn garlic powder
1-1 1/2 cups brown sugar to taste
Mix all together and heat on low.
Use to baste or smother chicken, pork or ribs.
Jeanne also encouraged listeners to help KWKY staff its upcoming events. The first will be KWKY's State Fair Booth August 13-23. Jeanne is still in need of volunteers for the evening slots from 5-9pm as well as some afternoon times. The booth is located outside of the Bill Riley Stage. Anyone working 4 hours or more receives a free ticket into the fair. Tickets will be picked up through a luncheon with the volunteers.
Contact KWKY for more information on volunteering: e-mail us at info@kwky.com or call in at 515-223-1150
Dale Ahlquist, President of the American Chesteron Society, joined Bill and Rich for their second interview. Dale explained that the American Cherston Society is working towards a revival of interest in the works of G.K. Chesterton. Chesterton was a early 20th Century author from England who traveled several times to America. His writing is prolific and diverse. He wrote about anything from fiction, poetry, plays, history, philosphy, thelogy, economy, and politics. He truly was a complete thinker, which makes him a great appologist for the Catholic Faith as Catholicism is 3-D and you have to be able to defend the Church at all levels.
The Chesterton Society is going to be having its Annual Chesterton Conference at Seattle Universty August 6-8. If you're interested in going you can go to: chesterton.org
There are also 2 Chesterton Societies in Iowa in Des Moines and Iowa City.
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Cheryl Whisenand also joined Bill and Rich for a few minutes at the end of the show. Cheryl and her brother participated in the Bill Riley Talent Search 33 years ago. They performed a soft shoe, and even ended up on KRNT. Her brother went on to become an actor and she went on to major in music at Central. Last weekend during the Talent Search at the Newton Speedway, she accompanied a young singer on piano. Cheryl still remembers the acts immediately following and before she and her brother performed their soft shoe 33 years ago.
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