Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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The Susan Saunders Morning Show

                                
                                                                              Photo By Matt Edwards
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See the Duncan Mansion
June 7th  &  8th
9am to 5pm
$10 ticket for adults
You MUST take the shuttle bus 
at Normal Community H.S to the property.

Front View

Back side view facing Interstate 55

Food, Live Music, and tons of renovation information 
from specialists from all over Illinois
 

HANSON

Hanson stopped by before the U.S. Cellular 
Coliseum Show and they performed live in the studio. 
They were amazing, and it was only 8am!       
                                                   

                                                 
Secretary of State Jessie White stopped by to say "Hello",

 
AND...to promote Organ Donor Awareness

 In January I married the love of my life-Derek!!!


 The video of our Key West Wedding at Sloppy Joes will be up soon,
 I PROMISE!



Need a great band to play for your party or event?
Check out THE HILLBILLY JONES
Hands off the drummer ladies, he's mine!


Yes, I'm loving the South Siders!


WBNQ/Suzi Davis Travel Trip details 
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Learning For Tomorrow
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I went to Pontiac for a bridal shower 
and came home with an incredible recipie.
Thanks for writing it down Cheryl R.

Monkey Bread
3 pkgs. tube biscuits.
cut into 4 pieces. in a bag place 1/3 c.white sugar and 1/4 t. cinnamon. 
shake in the sugar mixture and  put biscuit pieces in a oiled bundt pan.
 on the stove, melt 1 1/2 sticks margarine, i c brown sugar and 1 t. cinnamon. 
pour slowely over biscuits. bake 350 oven for 25 min. coll 10 min, then put onplate. 
pull the pieces off with your fingers.....ENJOY. 

SUSAN PERSONAL STATS:  

HOBBIES: 
Cooking, Golfing, Movies and Travel

FAVORITE TV SHOWS: 
Lost, The Riches, Nip Tuck, 
Hous, Weeds, Dexter

FAVORITE FOODS: 
Thai and Sushi

FAV WORDS OF WISDOM:  
Don't say anything on the radio 
that you wouldn't say to your Mom at dinner. 
(Good thing my Mother is pretty understanding!)

Would you believe I have been in radio for over 18 years now?
I have worked a variety day parts in multiple music and talk 
formats all over including Madison WI., Rockford IL.,Sacramento CA., 
and for the past 10 years here at WBNQ. What a blessing!

Born and raised on a small farm in Rochelle Illinois, 
I trained in music, theater, and speech team during my
childhood and through college at Northern Illinois University. 

My childhood was filled with so many amazing moments, 
like when I was crowned National Little Miss Peanut 
and was invited to meet President Jimmy Carter! 
(He is a big peanut fan of course)

Or when I brought home the I.H.S.A. State Championship Medal for public speaking in high school. 
(Nope, I'm not on the Rochelle population sign, you have to run and jump for that apparently)

I also worked  in the music theater world for a bit. My biggest pro role-
Petra in A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, unpaid-Nellie in SOUTH PACIFIC.
 Being loud professionally is just a natural fit for me.

I began my radio career in Springfield while participating in the Illinois
Governmental Internship Program.  The opportunity to "try out" a selected
employment field is given to advanced high-school students during
their senior year. I took the opportunity to explore the media world and
haven't left the industry since. I can't imagine doing anything else.