Bob Bronson

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Morning Host at WROR-FM (Boston, MA)

Co-Host at Bob & LBF in the Morning Podcast

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Is It Safe To Take A Bathroom Break "Just In Case?"

1 day ago | wror.com | Bob Bronson

As we begin the heavy travel season of the summer months and start making plans for road trips, this is some useful information for the whole family regarding taking a bathroom break. We’re talking about taking one before you hit the road even if you don’t think you need to go. If we’re being honest, every family is familiar with either mom or dad telling everybody to go to the bathroom even if they don’t feel the need before hitting the road. We could call it a safety pee we suppose.
Top 6 Things People Had In Common About High School

2 days ago | wror.com | Bob Bronson

Whether you're about to graduate from High School this year or getting ready for you 50th reunion, we all share common memories of that time in our lives. Some are fond and some not so much. It is a time that we remember so well because they were such formative years. Most of us hit freshman year at 15 or so years old and having gone through the first part of puberty and were eager to have the independence that comes with being a high schooler.
Kid's Cereals Are Even More Unhealthy Than Ever

3 days ago | wror.com | Bob Bronson

Remember your childhood days of waking up in the morning and going to the cabinet that had all your favorite breakfast cereals? if you were like most American kids, those cereals were certainly not very healthy for you. With brands like sugar, smacks, Captain crunch, Froot Loops, and count chocolate just the name a few. The last thing on your mind was healthy eating. Some people are old enough to recall actually reaching for the sugar bowl to put it on your Cheerios.
Want To Add Years To Your Life? Move To The Woods

3 days ago | wror.com | Bob Bronson

If you're worried about living the hustle and bustle of the daily grind in a large metropolitan area, it may be time to make a move to the woods. Yes, that's right, the big city life is robbing years from your life and if you want to reverse the trend run don't walk to the woods. This probably comes as no surprise to anyone living with the day to day stressors of modern life in today's world.
The Words That Each New England State Can't Spell

1 week ago | wror.com | Bob Bronson

Speller Lora Wu participates in a preliminary round of the 2023 Scripps National Spelling Bee at Gaylord National Hotel and Convention Center on May 30, 2023 in National Harbor, Maryland. The 95th Scripps National Spelling Bee begins today through Thursday with 230 students competing for the spelling top honor.
40% Of Americans Plan On Backyard Improvements This Summer

1 week ago | wror.com | Bob Bronson

It seems that ever since the lockdown days of COVID Americans have been doing some serious upgrades to their backyard and other areas around their property. During that time period of 2020 through 2022. Most of us spent more time in our homes than ever before. If you recall, it was a goal for most Americans to make improvements in their backyard. That came out of the necessity that most of us were spending much more time at home than ever before.
Dating Women Are Looking For This In A Partner

1 week ago | wror.com | Bob Bronson

Move over Bill Belichick, it’s not just you that prefers dating someone younger than you, (in his case a lot younger). It appears that women also prefer dating younger people too. We were always led to believe that women would prefer dating men their age or slightly older. However, in today’s dating world, things have changed. Women are no longer most interested in men that are more matured and settled, they want younger men. What is the reason for this change of heart?
When It Comes To Swearing A Lot, U.S.A. Is Number 1

1 week ago | wror.com | Bob Bronson

This is an honor that we as Americans might not be too proud of, but we cannot say that we are the least bit surprised by it. No one knows why we have such a fondness for swearing, we just know that we do it a lot. In fact, we do it more than any other country in the world. For the most prosperous of nations, why is it we enjoy swearing so much? You would think that we don't have a lot to complain about or swear about. Apparently that doesn't matter much.
It’s All Over For The Penny

1 week ago | wror.com | Bob Bronson

It’s safe to say that everyone has a stash of coins somewhere in their house. Maybe you have a piggy bank or an old jar where you keep them. It looks like it’s the end for the good old American penny. After over 200+ years it looks like the penny will be going the way of the horse and buggy. Obsolete and no longer needed. We really can’t be too surprised by this after all how often do you find yourself using coins?
Have Americans Forgotten The True Meaning Of Memorial Day?

2 weeks ago | wror.com | Bob Bronson

Memorial Day was first celebrated in 1868, originally called Decoration Day, as a day to honor Union soldiers who died in the Civil War. We assume that it was a solemn day set aside to remember the sailors and soldiers that paid the ultimate price during the long drawn out war between brothers and fellow countrymen. Back then there were no Memorial Day sales at the local general store that was hyped in the town's newspaper. For that matter there probably no giant sales on mattress' either.