Dale Mann

Dale and I (along with Scott Lewis, Shirley Q, Barney and the rest of the crew) wanted to wish you a Happy Easter! We hope you have have a great weekend with family and friends. We'll welcome you back Monday morning with some cool stuff to win!

Hey we like to mambo too! This is the kind of thing we do while the music is playing. Don't tell anybody.

All we need is a prop and things get crazy! Chili started it and it went downhill from there. First Chili starts cleaning a little. he does not realize that the broom is for the floor. Then Dale rides the bronkin' broom bareback Then Chili told me to knock some sense into Dale Then the boss came in and took the

We've had a lot of fun doing the "Ask Dale Mann" feature over the last three weeks, but this will be the last one we'll do this year.  Since we won't be back until 2012, we figured we should get the last of our questions out of the vault before we go on hiatus.  Deep questions, man.  Soul-wrenching questions.

A long, long time ago before he found his calling, Dale Mann was just a lowly wage-earner at the New Moon Drive-In Theatre.  A beloved relic of the past (the theatre, that is -- not Dale), the New Moon still captures the imagination today.  Did you know that working at the theatre made Dale a better hunter?  True story, bub.  Watch the video to find out how!

A live microphone is a dangerous thing, but a stupid DJ is even more dangerous.  Unfortunately, it happens to the best of us from time to time, because stupid DJ's also tend to have potty mouths.  In today's "Ask Dale Mann," Dale recounts some of his stupider moments.

For the 18th year in a row, Lake Area readers of Lagniappe Magazine have voted Gator 99.5's Dale Mann as their favorite radio personality.  If you check the stands now, you'll see Dale's smiling face on this week's cover.  Finally, something to scare off the roaches!

Everyone remembers their first concert -- unless it happened when they were, like, 2.  But Dale has not only seen a lot of concerts, he's produced a few in his day, as well.  He's no stranger to the backstage.  So what was his first concert?  And what did Johnny Cash once do that impressed a young Dale so much that he'll never forget it?

Been looking at Christmas lights? We have.

Every once in a blue moon, you get the chance to see a performer before they hit the big time.  A lot of people have that story -- "I once saw Garth Brooks when he was NOBODY!"  So does Dale have a story like that?  Well, I'm betting he does.

There are a number of iconic landmarks that come to mind when you think of Lake Charles -- the massive bridge over the lake on I-10, the Capital One tower, Cowboy Stadium ... and many more.  But just like in any city, there are also a great many landmarks that are now only memories or the subject of an old black-and-white photograph.  So which one does Dale miss the most?

Another fun filled show this morning. Did you miss these bits?