We know no one uses mail anymore, but here in the mailbag we put a selection of Instagram posts, Facebook posts and Twitter posts that we’ve been tagged in.
Lizzie Mears introduces herself to our listeners with an epic review of It (2017)! There was no clowning around in this show as we break down the highest earning R-rated horror movie EVER! Then the rest of boys talk a little.
We know no one uses mail anymore, but here in the mailbag we put a selection of Instagram posts, Facebook posts and Twitter posts that we’ve been tagged in.
âThe 2018 Miss America Competitionâ Holds Strong
Against Big NFL Competition and the Impact of Hurricane Irma,
Growing Year Over Year With Women 18-34
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ (September 13, 2017) â âThe 2018 Miss
Cara Mund, Miss America 2018
America Competitionâ (9:00-11:00 p.m. â 5.6 million and 1.2/4 in AD18-49): On a night where millions of viewers lost electricity due to Hurricane Irma and opposite big NFL-fueled competition from the season opener of NBCâs âSunday Night Footballâ (New York Giants-Dallas Cowboys) and Foxâs NFL overrun-inflated lineup with the highly promoted series debut of âThe Orville,â ABCâs Sunday 9:00-11:00 p.m. broadcast of âThe 2018 Miss America Competitionâ built on its lead-in and surged by 1.3 million viewers (5.0 million to 6.3 million) and 18% in Adults 18-49 (1.1/3 to 1.3/5) from its first half-hour to its final half-hour.During its final half-hour from 10:30-11:00 p.m. as Miss North Dakota Cara Mund was crowned, âThe Miss America Competitionâ pulled in 6.3 million viewers and a 1.3 rating, 5 share with young adults. ABC stood as the No. 1 non-sports network in the 2-hour time slot with Total Viewers (5.6 million) and Adults 18-49 (1.2/4).
⢠In Total Viewers and Adults 18-49, âThe 2018 Miss America Competitionâ attracted ABCâs best numbers in the 2-hour time period in 3 months â 6/11/17.
⢠Despite the extraordinary weather circumstances and competition, âThe Miss America Competitionâ retained nearly all of its year-ago results with Total Viewers (89%) and Adults 18-49 (92%), while holding 100% in Adults 18-34 and growing 8% in Women 18-34.
Source: The Nielsen Company, Fast Affiliate Live + Same Day Ratings for 9/10/17.
[PAGEANTCAST: 5.6 Million is the lowest rated Miss America since 2010. This press release was written by Miss America. ]
Filmed live in the Owens Community College in Perrysburg, OH on April 29-30, 2017
Thank you to Gerri Walczak and his staff for their hospitality at this event.
Congratulations…Jr. Miss Ohio International Hala Jabri, Miss Teen Ohio International Au’Lauren Million, Miss Ohio International Leah Parker, and Mrs. Ohio International Teri Grothaus.
Jayna Altman, Miss International 2008, was still Miss Missouri International when I interviewed her face-to-face in Chicago when I still did the show in audio format only. As some of you know, Jayna is deaf so a phone interview was never really in the cards, though if anyone could have–it would have Jayna! She was such a delight to speak to we actually had her sit for an unprecedented THREE segments at the time, totally breaking my format at the time.
I’ve changed the format a couple dozen times since then.
Jayna has married and moved out West to LA. According to my sources, she is still awesome.
If you would like your autograph card featured here on a future Thursday with the PageantCast Vault, autograph your card and either scan it and send it to submit@pageantcast.com or contact me at the same email and I’ll send you the physical address to mail it to me.
TAMPA, Florida, September 7, 2017Â – Miss America’s Outstanding Teen (MAOTeen) 2018, Jessica Baeder, along with dozens of MAOTeen State Representatives, will visit the Southern Branch of the Community FoodBank of New Jersey in Egg Harbor Township on Friday, September 8, 2017.
“Hunger is closer than you think,” said Baeder. She continued, “Children and adults face hunger in every community across the country. Your neighbor, child’s classmate or even coworker may be struggling to get enough to eat.”
Jessica has spent over 800 hours of volunteer time dedicated to providing healthy food options for all communities. She has created two innovative programs. Her “Fresh Fruit 4 Kids” campaign makes baskets of fresh fruit at grocery stores available for children to sample for free, promoting healthy snacks. “Jessica’s Pantry” is a food drive initiative created to supplement summer lunch programs for low income children.
Having become a second degree black belt at the age of 9, Jessica combines her Tae Kwon Do skills and philanthropic spirit to teach “Fit for Life” lessons at schools, emphasizing nutrition and fitness. Jessica wants to ensure that everyone has the information and opportunity to make good decisions about their health. She is committed to hands-on service, being a voice for positive change, and creating a national of healthier children and families.
By spending time at the Community FoodBank of New Jersey during September, tapped “Hunger Action Month⢔ by the Feeding AmericaÂŽ network, Jessica hopes to continue to mobilize the public to take action on the issue of hunger. “I look forward to going to volunteer at the FoodBank. Seeing how grateful the clients are at the amount of food the MAOTeen Organization will provide for them is going to be so awesome!”
Jessica’s challenge to you? Spend a little time this month looking for volunteer opportunities in your area. Grab your family, grab some friends and head out to do a little good for others.
We encourage you to take action and make a difference in the lives of your neighbors struggling with hunger. Share your service on social media using the following:
FACEBOOK: Food gives people the energy they need to take on the day. You can help the 1 in 8 people who struggle with hunger. Join us and @Feeding America #HungerActionMonth @MAOTeen #MAOTeen
TWITTER: Food gives you energy to take on the day. Help the 1 in 8 people facing hunger. #HungerActionMonth @FeedingAmerica @MAOTeen #MAOTeen
Filmed live in the Owens Community College in Perrysburg, OH on April 29-30, 2017
Thank you to Gerri Walczak and his staff for their hospitality at this event.
Congratulations…Jr. Miss Ohio International Hala Jabri, Miss Teen Ohio International Au’Lauren Million, Miss Ohio International Leah Parker, and Mrs. Ohio International Teri Grothaus.
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