Is Marc's idea of a restaurant called "Taco The Mornin' To Ya"...
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Marc Miller: Weekdays 5:30am-10:00am
Marc is a Philly native, he's glad to be back home after on-air stints in Vermont and Springfield, Mass. Marc starts your day with South Jersey's Own Traffic, News, Weather and of course South Jersey's Own Variety!
Can You Do This?
Here's video of Jim Steinhagen - a South Jersey guy who can balance a 60-lb Kayak on his nose - his balancing act was up for a national award on Live With Regis and Kelly, their “Wild and Wacky Talent Contest." Five finalists in the “balancing act category” were selected, and he was one of the 5!!! Check out the video of his fantastic feat here!
Click here to vote for Jim (deadline is Tuesday night at 11:59PM)
As if TV's oddest reality show competition couldn't get any weirder, an accordion-playing pooch, a flaming pizza juggler and a 16 year old pianist from Egg Harbor Township are about to join the competition on NBC's America's Got Talent.
The Almost Angels from Trump Taj Mahal stopped
by the studio to hang with Marc
SoJO Hero: Matt Pierce
SoJO salutes Stone Harbor’s own Matt Pierce, our latest SoJO Hero! Matt created Teenagers Care, a non-profit where teens raise money to aid in the gulf oil spill!
To find out more about Matt and his organization, click here!
Relationship Ref
Coming soon to the SoJO Morning Show, The Relationship Ref (because why stop at just marriage?!)
Send Marc your stories on the interesting or silly dilemmas you have as a couple, and he'll attempt to resolve them with the help of the SoJO listeners! Where will South Jersey stand? Find out soon!
Do you have a relationship-ref-worthy dilemma with your significant other? Send it to Marc here!
Helping Souls4Souls
SoJO salutes Hadley Egan and Girl Scout Troop 12450 in Northfield! They've teamed up with a charity called Souls4Souls - a shoe charity for Shoesday! Click here to find out how to help:
South Jersey shoe drop-off locations:
All Star One Cheerleading Gym in EHT
Tilton Market
B F Mazzeo's
The Cornerstone Building Linwood (Old Prudential)
Fisher Shoes Central Square Linwood
Playgroups Plus, Decater Ave. Margate
Claystation Fire Rd EHT
The James Page
Marc and his wife welcomed James Mitchell Miller into the world on Friday, January 22 at 7:05AM, weighing in at 6lbs 15 oz..
James' very first website: The James Page. Click herefor pictures and more of Marc's new son!
A 'real" smile from James
Vineland Boy Takes Stage With John Mayer
Austin Christy stood next to his favorite performer before a crowd of roughly 25,000 people Sunday, and felt completely calm. The 11-year-old stayed cool as he lived out a dream most people will never realize. Austin persuaded rock sensation John Mayer to invite him on stage at the Wachovia Center to play lead guitar on the musician's hit song "Belief." Click here for the full story.
Listen to Marc's interview with Austin
Wedding Proposals Gone Bad
In honor of SoJO's Free Wedding Giveaway...let's hope none of these happened to you on your way to marital bliss! Click here to read more.
Marc In SJ Magazine
New for February, SJ Magazine's latest edition...complete with an article featuring
SoJO's Marc Miller! (no...that's not Marc on the cover...too much hair.) Pick one up today!
SoJO Hero: Katelyn Eystad
SoJO salutes Pitman's own Katelyn Eystad, the 13-year old founder of The Angels of God Clothing Closet, which is helping South Jerseyans and the poeple of Haiti as well! To find out more about Katelyn and see how you can help, or to nominate the next SoJO Hero, click here!
How many times can you hear "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer" or Madonna trying -- but not even coming close-- to best Eartha Kitt with "Santa Baby" before you just scream? The Washington Post has called these two songs, along with Barbra Streisand's "Jingle Bells" and the Jackson 5's "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" the "sonic equivalent of a chorus of screeching cats." They are among the most hated Christmas songs of all time -- but they aren't the most hated. The honor of the most hated Christmas song of all time goes to "Jingle Bells," as "performed" by the Singing Dogs, a 1955 Danish record that was reedited and released in 1970.
According to Edison Media Research and Pinnacle Media Worldwide, the three songs we love the most are:
1. Bing Crosby's "White Christmas" (1942)
2. Nat King Cole's "The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)" (1946)
3. Burl Ives's "A Holly Jolly Christmas" (1965)
Also high on the list of songs we adore this time of year are:
* "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" (Brenda Lee, 1958)
* "Jingle Bell Rock" (Bobby Helms, 1957)
* "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" (John Lennon and Yoko Ono, 1971)
The most recent song to make Pinnacle's top 10 list was Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You," which was released in 1994, while Lennon/Ono's "Happy Xmas" is the most recent for Edison.
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SoJO salutes 
SoJO salutes Pitman's own Katelyn Eystad, the 13-year old founder of 
