Where are you now?

Judi Franco reveals why they brought their Monday morning segment back on the air.

Every Monday morning Dennis and Judi begin the week by asking you one simple question: Where are you now?

A lot of people had off of school or work today for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which gave listeners the chance to call into the Dennis and Judi Show and tell everyone where they are now.  Dennis and Judi took calls from listeners this morning, as they usually do on a Monday morning, and asked people...Where Are You Now?

Every Monday morning Dennis and Judi take the pulse of the nation by asking listeners where they are now. This Monday morning was no different. The hour was filled with calls from NJ 101.5 listeners who were eager to share to the world where they are now and what they are doing.

The first Monday in December brought about another edition of "Where Are You Now?" on the Dennis and Judi Show. They started off the week like they always do by taking the pulse of the world and asking listeners..."Where are you now?"

Today during "Where Are You Now?"  Dennis and Judi received plenty of calls from listeners eager to share where they are now. Everything from a drill sergeant to a Red Cross volunteer called in this Monday morning.

"Where are you now?" is a great way to set the tone for the week and Dennis and Judi started the show off this week  like they do every Monday morning.  Dennis and Judi asked callers..Where are you now?

Once again, Dennis and Judi took the pulse of the nation and asked New Jersey 101.5 listeners where they are now and what they are doing.  As usual, there were a number of interesting calls from listeners who were spending their Monday morning partaking in various activities.

Every Monday, we take the pulse of New Jersey by asking listeners to call in and answer the question "Where are you now?"   Continue reading to see what New Jersey residents were doing this Monday morning.

Every Monday morning, we ask "where are you now?' and inevitably, Vinnie from Hazlet calls from his driveway, where he sits and smokes, listening to our show to escape his wife. It occured to Dennis and me, that if he dies of a smoking related disease we may be sued by the grieving wife...