Cold Open Question of the Week: Does Gary remember the No Doubt concert we attended in Summer of ‘97? Does Gary remember the smell before Gwen took the stage?

Set List: https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/no-doubt/1997/montage-mountain-scranton-pa-3bd67cfc.html

Review: https://www.timesleader.com/archive/915152/no-doubt-on-audiences-part

Ticket Price: $25.00 in advance; $27.50 day of the show.

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Gerry’s World: Scranton’s own, Gerry McNamara, leads Sienna to the NCAA Tournament this past week. The Saints take on No. 1 overall Duke on Thursday afternoon. And could this be Gerry’s last game with Sienna before moving on to Syracuse?

wELKome: This Monday, Gary was inducted as a member of Elks Lodge #1224 in St. Petersburg, Fl. Gary explains what the organization does, and now joins a distinguished list of other Elk members, including former Giants quarterback Eli Manning, who beat Gary’s Patriots twice in the Super Bowl.

Famous Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks (BPOE) members include U.S. Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, Harry S. Truman, Warren G. Harding, and Gerald Ford. Other notable members are athletes Babe Ruth, Arnold Palmer, and Vince Lombardi, plus entertainers Clint Eastwood, Will Rogers, and Jack Benny.

Here are some of the most famous members of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, categorized by field:

U.S. Presidents

* Franklin D. Roosevelt: Poughkeepsie, NY Lodge No. 275.

* John F. Kennedy: Boston, MA Lodge No. 10.

* Harry S. Truman: Kansas City, MO Lodge No. 26.

* Warren G. Harding: Marion, OH Lodge No. 32.

* Gerald R. Ford: Grand Rapids, MI Lodge No. 48.

Sports Legends

* Babe Ruth: New York, NY Lodge No. 1.

* Arnold Palmer: Sycamore City, PA Lodge No. 111.

* Vince Lombardi: Prominent coach.

* Jack Dempsey: Long Branch, NJ Lodge No. 742.