How Much Do You Know About Jp Mccarthy?

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Dave Diles talked with J.P. on the radio. What was his profession?
- Detroit Lion coach
- Irish singer at Lafrey's Bar
- OSU football player
- Sportscaster

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How Much Do You Know About Jp Mccarthy?

Dave Diles talked with J.P. on the radio. What was his profession?

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Monte Clark talked with J.P. on the radio. What was his profession?

J.P. is a graduate of _______________ High School.

Gil Hill talked with J.P. on the radio. What was his profession?

J.P. liked to say, "It's not the money; it's the _________ "

Daryll Sanders talked with J.P. on the radio. What was his profession?

When broadcasting from Moscow, J.P. had _______________ as a guest.

J.P. was born in _________________.

In what Michigan city did J.P. first work on the air?

Bernard Gittleson talked with J.P. on the radio. What was his profession?

Which of the following personalities who periodically called J.P.'s program was not actually Fat Bob Taylor.

In what year did he return to Detroit from his two-year stint at San Francisco's KGO?

J.P. was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame along with _________________.

J.P. became a staff announcer at WJR in _____________.

George Gay talked with J.P. on the radio. What was his profession?

The name of his opening theme song that he used for most of his career is _____________.

J.P. had an aversion to the song ________________.

Which politician said on the air while talking to J.P. on the phone, "Never give an Irishman whiskey or a Jew matches"?

What group most often supplied the live music at J.P.'s St. Patrick's Day parties?

J.P. had a vacation home in________________.

Joesph Priestly, the Englishman who discovered oxygen and ancestor of J.P., was a ___________ as well as a chemist.

The sultry version of "Hail to the Victors" that J.P. played once a year was recorded by ____________.

Which project did J.P. spearhead?

Which of the following is not an activity that J.P. learned to do?

He interviewed President ______________ aboard Air Force One.

Joe Henderson talked with J.P. on the radio. What was his profession?

J.P. had a tradition of playing a song on the birthday of a girl named _____________.

J.P. referred to stock broker and frequent guest ______________ as "our man in the market."

George Millar talked with J.P. on the radio. What was his profession?

In what year did J.P. broadcast his program from the governor's office?

Frank Duncan talked with J.P. on the radio. What was his profession?

The name of J.P.'s entry in the 1994 Miami-to-New York Cannonball Offshore Powerboat Race was _________________.

J.P. served in which branch of the military? a. Army b. Navy c. Air Force d. National Guard

Who recorded the version of "The Bricklayer's Lament" that J.P. played?

J.P. was part of a group that tried to buy the Detroit _______________.

Who introduced J.P. when he was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame?