What's Normal

Every once in a while, Deminski and Doyle figure out three questions that they disagree with and poll the audience. Here is the St. Patrick's Day 2017 edition of 'What's Normal.'

Every once in a while, Deminski and Doyle figure out three questions that they disagree with and poll the audience. Here is the Christmas 2016 edition of 'What's Normal.'

Every once in a while, Deminski and Doyle figure out three questions that they disagree with and poll the audience. Here is the Halloween 2016 edition of 'What's Normal.'

Every once in a while, Deminski and Doyle figure out three questions that they disagree with and poll the audience. Here is the July 2016 edition of "What's Normal."

Here is the latest edition of Deminski and Doyle’s recurring survey. If you weren’t able to get on the air during the 5pm hour, here is your chance to have your say. Answer our “What’s Normal?” questions in the polls below. // Follow @joevotruba //

Once in awhile we do our first world type problems survey called What's Normal (such as: Do most people prefer the toilet paper to hang over or under). It briefly came up the other day that we've never had a theme song for it. I started googling, and I learned two things.

Here is the latest edition of Deminski and Doyle’s recurring survey. If you weren’t able to get on the air during the 5pm hour, this is your chance to have your say. Take the November 2015 edition of Deminski & Doyle’s What’s Normal survey by answering the polls below...

Here is the latest edition of Deminski and Doyle’s recurring survey. If you weren’t able to get on the air during the 5pm hour, this is your chance to have your say.

If you couldn’t get through to Deminski & Doyle on the phone during the 5pm hour, here is your chance to have your say in their June edition of What's Normal.

Here's our online version of the game we play entitled "What's Normal." that we'll be doing on-air today. Only the on-air responses count towards whatever bet Bill and I make, but it's always interesting to see if the online answers match the on-air outcome...