Says You is in Wisconsin this week, so it's only natural that we would explore the wonderful world of cheese.

I'm absolutely positive that it's that one thing in the refrigerator that's been there for six months that nobody will touch.

By the way, thanks for the dinner invitation, Tony, but I didn't.

Since we are celebrating a century of Wisconsin Public Radio, we also had to tap into the radio experiences of our panelists.

You could not be a this jockey or an announcer unless you had your third class FCC license.

And that's the highest I've ever gotten, is third class in in life. So, you know, it's like, I still, my first words on the air word when I was doing my own engineering.

I did what?

I can't hear a thing.

Cheesy radio that needs a little more time to mature.

We'll serve up fresh slices of says you just ahead.

Welcome to says you, a game of bluff and bluster, words and whimsy. Now join our panelists and your new host, Greg Porter.

Thank you. our panelists and your new host, Greg Porter.

From Wilson Hall at the Lismore Hotel in beautiful O'Clair, Wisconsin, welcome to Says You,

a simple game with words played by two teams, the first of which, since stereo left.

Not sleazy, not easy, just breezily cheesy, Ms. Carolyn Faye Fox.

We can always count on him to milk every question. Let's just hope he doesn't have a cow. Mr. Murray Horwitz.

And he seems to think that Emmettalers, Stilton, and Gouda is a law firm. Mr. Reed Shulky.

And who is your captain for today's game? I will be the captain.

Carolyn, very good.

To the right, team two.

His dream is to stage Othello in a cheese shop,

starring himself Asiago.

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