Features On The Show
Kids In The Car
Each morning at 8.40, Jim-Jim & Mark chat to a kid in on their way to school. They then must try guess what the kid is thinking about in 20 seconds. If they fail, the kid shouts the catchphrase "Ha Ha, In Your Face Suckers"
Pop Life
This is a music quiz on Friday mornings. A listener comes on air to compete against either Jim-Jim or Mark. The quiz involves identifying clips of music played in reverse.
Uncovered Unplugged
Uncovered Unplugged is the live music segment. This usually happens after 9am when a band or artist come into studio, performing one original track and one cover version. As part of FM104's "Help A Dublin Child" appeal, a charity CD was released in November 2007 featuring the best Uncovered Unplugged tracks of the year. This CD reached number two in the Irish compilation charts.
Gavin
Gavin Highlife chats to Jim-Jim & Mark weekly. A posh, rugby loving, south Dublin man, Gavin is not shy in telling listeners his real feelings on issues such as Scooter Scum, Dublin 1, and Boggers.
Talk To Joe
When there is a problem in the country, there is only one man we can turn to - Joe Duffy. Joe's show also features regular callers such as Phylis, Carmel, Kay and Joan.
Nod Yer Noggin
The first song after the 8am news is called Noddin Yer Noggin. It's a kicking song to start the day - listeners text in to Jim-Jim & Mark to tell them where they are and if they're noddin!
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