Topic Idea: The Pregnancy Test
Randy Lane • January 14, 2012
From Eric Rowe at Radio ER
What would your current boyfriend do if you told him that you were pregnant right now? This article describes a test a girl created while in college to determine whether her boyfriends were worthy, appropriately named the pregnancy test.
Set Up Ideas:
- Ask your listeners: “Were you shocked at what he said or did when you told him you were pregnant?”
- Find a couple of listeners who are willing to try the pregnancy test on their mate and see what happens. Create serial content by telling their relationship story one day, and following up the next day for the details on how the pregnancy test went. Or call him and have her do the pregnancy test live on the show and see how he reacts.
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