Which morning radio traditions appeared in Tom Griswold’s show?

On the one hand, some traditions feel like they’ve been around forever. In Tom Griswold’s show, the "Man Cow" game became a staple, a silly vocal contest that listeners could call in for. Then there was the "Obscure Music Trivia" segment, where they’d play a bizarre, forgotten track and challenge people to name it, which really built a sense of community among the dedicated early-morning crowd.

Several recurring bits became signature traditions on Tom Griswold's show. The "Fartman" character and his sound-effect-based appearances were a regular fixture, providing a crude but consistent comedic anchor for the morning slot. A more structured tradition was "The Saturday Morning Show," a pre-recorded compilation of the week's best calls and segments that effectively repackaged content for weekend listeners.