I used to listen to the radio in house in Philippines before coming to Canada. The radio program I was listening to is called the Morning Rush with Chico and Dallamore. I used to listen to it every morning. It’s a great way to start my day. It uplifted my spirit and made my mood better. I like the program because it has fun conversations between the two hosts. This chucky was putting songs that in my personal liking. Moreover, the radio program has a highlight of talking about top 10 random things. I like how the listeners were engaging to it by sending their answers and entries through SMS or through their e-mail. I like the topics I remember were the top 10 things I didn’t want to work with. It was very entertaining to listen to different reasons from different people. The duo’s sense of humor was very entertaining and it was not a worry at all. I still do this is my favorite radio program.
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I used to listen to the radio in my house in the Philippines before coming to Canada. The radio program I was listening to is called The Morning Rush with Chico and Dallamore. I used to listen to it every morning. It's a great way to start my day. It uplifted my spirit and improved my mood. I like the program because it has fun conversations between the two hosts. This show featured songs that matched my personal taste. Moreover, the radio program highlighted discussions about the top 10 random things. I like how the listeners engaged by sending their answers and entries through SMS or email. One of the topics I remember was the top 10 things I didn't want to work with. It was very entertaining to hear different reasons from various people. The duo's sense of humor was very enjoyable, and it was not a worry at all. I still consider this my favorite radio program.
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