where Cowboy Ray lists a number of events from a certain year. Callers try to guess the year. Chuck Norris Facts: The staff reads from a list of hyperbolic praises of actor Chuck Norris. Death Psychic: A fake psychic would come on the air, and claim to predict how people die. The death psychic was played by comedian Hope Colt. Later on, this was turned into the car psychic. The car psychic was played by comedian Katie McDonald. Drunk Chick Friday: Muller invites a group of (supposedly) attractive women to visit the studio on Friday mornings, who then become highly intoxicated and obnoxious as the show progresses. Fact or Schiznit: The staff reads unusual items and offers prizes to callers who can distinguish between the true and false items. Humm job'': It could be a song, a commercial, perhaps a repetitive song in a video game. The idea was that if you heard something repetitive it would be stuck in your head all day long. Kiss the Mancow: A member of the Mancow militia speaks as Gene Simmons of KISS and reads the words to a song in an identical voice of Simmons. Listeners call in and guess the correct song. Mancow Mystery Movie: A quote/phrase from a movie is played and callers must try to guess the name of the movie. Mystery Ringtones: Mancow plays a ringtone from a cellphone on the air, and callers try to identify what song it is from, usually from popular culture or 80s/90s music. On the Streets: Mancow's on-the-streets report. One Minute Inside a Woman's Head: A segment devoted to the thoughts and ponderings of a typical woman about everyday life, from her boyfriend, to skin cancer, to cosmetics, to her mother and so on. It has also been done as One Minute Inside a Man's Head. Mancow Minions: Fans calling other radio shows and messing with them. Akin to Opie and Anthony's Pests Party Patrol: Celebrity gossip and commentary with Leslie Anderson. Phone Scams: The term the show uses to describe prank calls. Typically, the show broadcasts the prank calls ten minutes after the hour. Reality Bites: An update of happenings on all currently-airing reality television shows, delivered by DJ Luv Cheese. Skid Theater: The staff pays homeless Chicagoans to act out scenes from movies, and then holds a contest for listeners to name the movie. Sports With Al Roker Jr.: The