Video of the Day
Keith Urban and Kree Harrison perform the classic "Help Me Make It Through the Night."
Ashley Monroe joins Bobby Bones for their country version of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis's "Thrift Shop."
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Email: cwolford@wkkj.com
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The Drive Home with Christina Wolford airs Monday thru Fridays on WKKJ from 3pm-7pm
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Christina Wolford- The Drive Home. 3pm-7pm weekdays on WKKJ. Request line- (740) 773-3000 or 1-800-686-9555. Email-cwolford@wkkj.com follow me on Twitter @christinaw943.Christina was born and raised in Ross County. She graduated from Unioto High school and attended Ohio University-Chillicothe. She has worked for WKKJ since September of 1989, where she started out working overnights and weekends. She finally weaseled her way into the News Department where she stayed for 18 years before falling into the morning show position in July of 2011. Christina and her husband, Dan live in Union Township with their four daughters.
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Tuesday's Drive Home
Video of the Day
The Japanese seem to have a really weird fascination with the toilet. Check out this new candy item...
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
The Drive Home Monday
Video of the Day
How do you make a trick shot video better? You add stunt cars.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
The Drive Home Wednesday
Video of the Day
Check out the celebrity remix of Blake Shelton's "Boys 'Round Here" featuring Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Ronnie Dunn, Miranda Lambert, Brad Paisley, Reba, Josh Turner, Keith Urban and Hank Williams Junior.
Thursday, June 06, 2013
Thursday's Drive Home
CMT AWARDS
Florida Georgia Line and Miranda Lambert were the big winners at Wednesday night's CMT Music Awards grabbing two belt buckles apiece. Carrie Underwood picked up the top award of the night — Video of the Year for her clip of “Blown Away.”
Here’s how the night went down:
- Jason Aldean and Lenny Kravitz kicked off the show with lots of swagger as they performed a cover of The Guess Who’s “American Woman.”
- In the first bit of the night, co-host Kristen Bell played a psychiatrist to help Jason Aldean get through his first time hosting an awards show. The skit included cameos by Vince Vaughn, Blake Shelton, RebaMcEntire, Luke Bryan,Carrie Underwood, Dr. Drew and Kelsey Grammer.
- Newcomer Casadee Pope sang a snippet of her debut single “Wasted All These Tears.”
- Miranda Lambert took the stage to perform her recent number-one “Mama’s Broken Heart.”
- Kacey Musgraves made her CMT Music Award debut performing her new single “Blowin’ Smoke.”
- It was definitely a night for number-one performances as Darius Rucker, joined by Lady Antebellum, sung his Wagon Wheel.”
- American Idol finalist Kree Harrison sung her debut single “All Cried Out.”
- Hunter Hayes took his performance outside for his latest single “I Want Crazy.”
- Luke Bryan sang his single “Crash My Party” at The Stage, a popular Nashville honky tonk.
- Taylor Swift rocked the house with the title cut to her block-buster album Red.
- Nicole Kidman sang along during hubby Keith Urban’s performance of “Little Bit of Everything.”
- Lady Antebellum performed “Goodbye Town.” Hillary will be giving birth in the next few weeks, so this could be they’re last performance for a while.
- Randy Houser took the side stage for his performance of “How Country Feels.”
- Little Big Town, with Keith Urban on guitar, covered the Fleetwood Mac classic “The Chain.”
- Love and Theft performed their first number-one hit, “Angel Eyes”
- Jason Aldean sparked fireworks — literally -- with his performance of “Night Train.”
- One-third of the Pistol Annies, Ashley Monroe sang a “Weed Instead of Roses” from her solo album.
- Carrie Underwood, joined by Nashville’s Christ Church Choir, did a touching rendition of her new single, “See You Again,” in honor of the victims of the devastating tornadoes in her home state of Oklahoma.
- Florida Georgia Line and rapper Nelly wrapped up the show with a new version of “Cruise”
And the buckles went to…
Video of the Year
Carrie Underwood -- “Blown Away”
Male Video of the Year
Blake Shelton -- “Sure Be Cool If You Did”
Female Video of the Year
Miranda Lambert -- “Mama’s Broken Heart”
Duo Video of the Year
Florida Georgia Line -- “Cruise”
Group Video of the Year
Lady Antebellum -- “Downtown”
Breakthrough Video of the Year
Florida Georgia Line -- “Cruise”
CMT Live Performance of the Year
Miranda Lambert -- “Over You” from 2012 Artist of the Year special
Collaborative Video of the Year
Jason Aldean with Luke Bryan and Eric Church -- “The Only Way I Know”
On Your Side Award for Best New Artist
Hunter Hayes
VIDEO OF THE DAY
Taylor Swift Performs RED at the CMT Awards Wednesday night...
Wednesday, June 05, 2013
Wednesday's Drive Home
THINGS THEY DON’T TELL YOU AT GRADUATION
The class of 2013 is close to finishing up in school – and joining the rest of us in the real world. Here are some things these graduates need to hear before starting the next chapter of their lives:
- Life only gets harder – School tells you where you need to be and what you need to do. In real life, there is no set path. And, there’s nobody motivating you. So, brace yourself and get ready for a rude awakening.
- A bachelor’s degree means nothing – The unemployment rate among bachelor degree graduates was at 53 percent in 2011. Imagination and hustle are your only currency.
- Your college girlfriend will become a pain – Life will get complicated for both of you real fast and there’s a good chance you’ll grow apart.
- Network now – Your network is equal to your net worth, so make sure to meet as many different types of people in different industries as you can. (EliteDaily.com)
Video of the Day
Check out this kid reciting bible verses and then breaking into a George Strait song.
Tuesday, June 04, 2013
The Drive Home Tuesday
STUDY: Online Dating Results in More Happy Marriages than Traditional Dating
Remember when online dating used to be considered weird – or even desperate? Well, those days are long gone.
According to a new study from the University of Chicago, married couples who met online are 25 percent less likely to get divorced than those who met through friends, family, or by chance.
Researchers found that just over a third of people who got married between 2005 and 2012 met their spouses online.
And, surprisingly, those relationships that began over the Internet had a better chance of going the distance.
Not only that, couples who met online reported much higher levels of happiness than those that did not. (Los Angeles Times)
Video of the Day
Taylor Swift and The Rolling Stones perform "As Tears Go By" at their show in Chicago Monday night.
Monday, June 03, 2013
Monday's Drive Home
Video of the Day
Congrats to Lauren Alaina and the rest of the 2013 graduating class of Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School! Lauren took the walk Friday at Chattanooga, Tennessee’s McKenzie Arena.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Thursday's Drive Home
Healing in the Heartland
Did you catch Blake Shelton's Big benefit concert Wednesday night? If not, here's a few highlights from last night's Healing in the Heartland concert
