Name: Evita Frost

Age: 24

Occupation: Safety Consultant

How old were you when you had your first crush? Who was it? I was in 7th grade (12 years old) and I fell head-over-heels with my school's security officer, Mr. Mal Val. He was tall, had green eyes, and was extremely handsome.

Did you ever get away with anything as a teen? Is it something your parents still don't know about? Sneaking out of the house. I did it like five times and never got caught.

What was your theme song in junior high? Spice Girls' “Wannabe.”

Were you a tomboy or a girly girl growing up? Has anything changed? In elementary school, I was definitely a tomboy. I played football (the only girl on the team), basketball, soccer ball, and ran track. Going into junior high, I was a little of both. I was a cheerleader, played basketball, and ran track. In high school I grew boobs and became a girly girl. I got dressed every day in skirts and dresses and was always doing my hair and makeup.

What did you want to be when you grew up? I always wanted to be in the law field. Being a lawyer or cop was always on my mind.

Have your tastes changed in music and movies? Music, yes. My husband got me into country, and that's all I listen to. Movies, no. I still can't watch scary movies (I freak out).

Name three things you'd have to take with you into space? My pictures, my husband, and my daughter.

What's your favorite video on YouTube? I only watch “How to make bows” videos on YouTube.

Worst pick up line you've ever heard: I was at Skateland (a few months ago) and this guy noticed how well I skated and asked me if I could teach him how to skate faster, and that he would pay me.

When a woman says “maybe,” she really means: Never.

What do you love most about men? Their confidence.

What do you like least about men? Their ignorance.

If you found yourself in a box of chocolates, would you be a “Nuts & Chews” or “Cream-Filled?” Cream-Filled.

Whose poster was on your wall when you were growing up? New Kids on the Block.

What's the best thing you've ever said to get out of a relationship? “My parents won't let me date.”

What's your ideal night out? Dinner with my husband and kids. I really enjoy their company.

If you could go on a date with any celebrity, who would it be and why? Julian McMahon (Christian Troy) from Nip/Tuck. I absolutely love this guy. He's not afraid to speak his mind and he's wild.

When you shop, do you go in with a list or do you have to look at everything? I usually have a list.

If you only had one song to listen to for the rest of your life, what would it be? Clint Black and Lisa Hartman's “When I Said I Do.”

Any tattoos? Does Mom know? Two tattoos. I have a sister symbol and my husband's name. Yes, my mom knows and she wasn't happy.

If you could travel anywhere, where would it be and why? Hawaii. I would love to see the amazing things it has to offer.

Team Edward or Team Jacob? And why? Team Jacob. I hate the name Edward.

What are your thoughts on romance? Is it dead? I am living my thoughts on romance. I have the best husband in the world. He knocks me off my feet, he adores me, he puts me first, and he is always doing something to make me happy.

Name: Laura Dawn Smith

Age: 41

Occupation: Ophthalmology Technician

How old were you when you had your first crush? Who was it? I believe I was in the 6th grade and his name was Martin Avelos.

Did you ever get away with anything as a teen? Is it something your parents still don't know about? I ditched school, forged my father's signature, and a group of us went on a road trip from Marshall, MN to Souix Falls, SD.

What was your theme song in junior high? “Do You Want To Touch,” by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.

Were you a tomboy or a girly girl growing up? Has anything changed? I was both. I could hang out with guys but I still loved the feminine side of myself.

What did you want to be when you grew up? I knew I wanted to be in the medical field.

Have your tastes changed in music and movies? In some ways, they have. I loved the music that made the memories I have today. When you're with your friends driving down the road, laughing, and saying to one another “Oh my god, remember this song?” As far as movies, I still love the old movies. You can never forget the Brat Pack, and to see history repeat itself.

Name three things you'd have to take with you into space? My family, wine, and my make-up.

Most embarrassing thing to happen to you on a date: I missed a step and literally fell on my face. Not kidding. I was face down and ass up!

What's your favorite video on YouTube? Oh, of course, the lady trying to pole dance for her husband who falls and hits her head on the table.

Worst pick up line you've ever heard: “Drop that zero and get with this hero,” or “Must be jelly because jam don't shake like that.”

When a woman says “maybe,” she really means: More then likely not.

What do you love most about men? Their manly hands.

What do you like least about men? When they do not have manners.

If you found yourself in a box of chocolates, would you be a “Nuts & Chews” or “Cream-Filled?” Nuts & Chews.

Whose poster was on your wall when you were growing up? Matt Dillon.

What's the best thing you've ever said to get out of a relationship? “There is not enough room for me, you, and Sancha (his lover).”

What's your ideal night out? Start with a nice dinner and let your imagination take you where you want to end it.

If you could go on a date with any celebrity, who would it be and why? Paul Walker. He has a rugid, fun look and personality.

When you shop, do you go in with a list or do you have to look at everything? Go in with a list.

If you only had one song to listen to for the rest of your life, what would it be? “Wanted” by Pepper.

Any tattoos? Does Mom know? Seven of them and of course they know...I was 21.

If you could travel anywhere, where would it be and why? Greece! There is so much history.

Team Edward or Team Jacob? And why? Team Edward...Jacob's too young.

What are your thoughts on romance? Is it dead? In my mind, never!

Name: Ruscel Reader

Age: 59

Occupation: Principal

How old were you when you had your first crush? Who was it? I was either 11 or 12 years old. It was back in the early 1960s...he was tall, a year older than me, and the drum major in what was then the Lincoln Junior High School band. I believe his name was Sam.

Did you ever get away with anything as a teen? Is it something your parents still don't know about? No. My parents, especially my mom, must have had eyes in the back of their heads. My mom knew everything! In our family, we shared everything...our hopes, our dreams, our aspirations, disappointments, and successes. There were no secrets.

What was your theme song in junior high? “It's My Party,” by Leslie Gore. During the summer, and sometimes during weekends, I would get together with my friends in the neighborhood and have parties in our backyards. We would play Leslie Gore's record and dance the Cha Cha. My mom would serve us homemade ice cream and goodies.

Were you a tomboy or a girly girl growing up? Has anything changed? I played tetherball, basketball, and baseball at school. I am still a tomboy. I love to play racquetball! I climbed trees and fences and rode my bicycle at home as a child and am an avid sports fan.

What did you want to be when you grew up? After I received the Actress of the Year Award for my performance at an Emerson Junior High School play, I decided that I wanted to become an actress. My parents indulged me and permitted me to take piano and singing lessons. Later, I learned my talent was working with children. I became a teacher, a counselor, and a school administrator...and I love it.

Have your tastes changed in music and movies? For the most part, I still enjoy cowboy movies, musicals, dramas, suspense, and Disney films. When I was a kid, I would walk every Sunday to the El Tejon Theatre with my sister and brother, Cookie and R.D.; my girlfriend, Wanda; and my other neighborhood friends and view movies for 25 cents. As far as music is concerned, I remember hearing the soulful sounds of blues and jazz recording artists on my aunt's Motorola. My love of blues and jazz music continues to this day.

Name three things you'd have to take with you into space? A photo album of my family to include my grandchildren, Belle and Gabriel; chocolate candy, preferably See's Bordeaux Milk Chocolates; a great pair of shoes; and a handbag. Okay, I'd take four things.

Most embarrassing thing to happen to you on a date: On prom night, my mom chaperoned my date and I. She stayed in the car, outside of the event.

What's your favorite video on YouTube? Susan Boyle's “I Dreamed a Dream.”

Worst pick up line you've ever heard: “I must be in Heaven because I see an Angel in you.”

When a woman says “maybe,” she really means: I'm exploring my options.

What do you love most about men? At least with my father, husband, and son, it's their strength of conviction, character, and devotion to their families.

What do you like least about men? Their inability to multi-task.

If you found yourself in a box of chocolates, would you be a “Nuts & Chews” or “Cream-Filled?” I am a Nuts & Chews person. I am free-spirited and sometimes totally insane. I love to have fun.

Whose poster was on your wall when you were growing up? When I grew up, the only pictures on the wall were pictures of family members, both living and deceased. Some of the portraits went way back...to my great-grandparents.

What's the best thing you've ever said to get out of a relationship? “You are a really nice guy but I don't think that I am the right girl for you.”

What's your ideal night out? A night out with my husband, Robert, at the movies...eating buttered popcorn, Milk Duds, and drinking punch out of the same cup.

If you could go on a date with any celebrity, who would it be and why? Denzel. Need I say more?

When you shop, do you go in with a list or do you have to look at everything? When I shop for groceries, I take a list. When I shop for shoes or clothing, I look at everything.

If you only had one song to listen to for the rest of your life, what would it be? “Amazing Grace.” What a comforting song of hope.

Any tattoos? Does Mom know? Only my husband knows!

If you could travel anywhere, where would it be and why?

I would travel to Senegambia, Africa, to hear the haunting sounds of the final footsteps of my ancestors before they traveled to America.

Team Edward or Team Jacob? And why? Twilight, Edward Cullen, Bella, and the folks of Forks are a little scary to me.

What are your thoughts on romance? Is it dead? Romance is alive and well with Robert and me. Romance is a lifestyle.

Name: Sandy McMahan

Age: 57

Occupation: Speech and Language Pathologist, Assessment

How old were you when you had your first crush? Who was it? My first crush was on my fourth grade teacher, the first male teacher I ever had.

Did you ever get away with anything as a teen? Is it something your parents still don't know about? I got away with a lot of things as a teen that my parents still don’t know about. I also got caught doing many things, so I don’t think my parents could’ve handled finding out about everything.

What was your theme song in junior high? I can’t think of a theme song, but what stands out most from junior high is going to dances and riding motorcycles…a fun few years.

Were you a tomboy or a girly girl growing up? Has anything changed? I was both a tomboy and a girly girl growing up, as I easily shifted into each role as the situation required. As I’m older, and wiser, the tomboy daredevil side of me has subsided somewhat.

What did you want to be when you grew up? I wanted to be a civil engineer and build bridges.

Have your tastes changed in music and movies? Not really. I tend to prefer the '70s and '80s music, but I listen to a variety of styles as an adult. I love all kinds of movies, but find they are never as good as the book if I have read it before I see the movie. I don’t seem to watch as many horror movies as I use to.

Name three things you'd have to take with you into space? I’d take my camera, some music, and a bottle of champagne.

Most embarrassing thing to happen to you on a date: I walked away from the car and the back of my dress was caught in the door. It ripped the back of the dress off and I was humiliated while trying to get back in the car as fast as I could without exposing myself.

What's your favorite video on YouTube? Of the videos I’ve seen, it would have to be the one of the mom who condensed everything a mother would say to her children in 24 hours into 2 minutes and 55 seconds, rapidly spoken to the tune of the William Tell Overture.

When a woman says “maybe,” she really means: She hasn’t made up her mind yet...maybe yes and maybe no.

What do you love most about men? Their good manners and sense of humor.

What do you like least about men? Rude behaviors such as yawning without covering their mouths, belching loudly in public, and making rude comments about women in general.

If you found yourself in a box of chocolates, would you be a “Nuts & Chews” or “Cream-Filled?” I am definitely Nuts & Chews.

Whose poster was on your wall when you were growing up? I had a bulletin board instead of a poster, covered with football paraphernalia. I grew up in a town where everyone was a high school football fanatic.

What's the best thing you've ever said to get out of a relationship? “The relationship needs to work for both of us and I don’t think I’m the right person to compliment all your great qualities.”

What's your idea night out? Dinner and a movie or play.

When you shop, do you go in with a list or do you have to look at everything? I have to maximize my time, so almost always shop with a list. I do have “shopping” trips with an “idea” of what I’m looking for, and then plan the time to look at everything.

Any tattoos? Does Mom know? No tattoos, now or ever. Unfortunately, my mother is more supportive of her granddaughter’s tattoos than she would ever have been if I got one.

If you could travel anywhere, where would it be and why? I have been fortunate to have traveled many places, but still want to go to Africa on a photography safari.

What are your thoughts on romance? Is it dead? I don’t think romance is dead, but it seems to be dying a slow death. In such a fast-paced, multi-tasking society, no one seems to take the time to do romantic things. You have to really work at keeping romance alive, especially with those you love the most!

Name: Diane White

Age: 55

Occupation: Tax Manager at Brown-Armstrong

How old were you when you had your first crush? Who was it? I was 4. It has been a life-long love of Mickey Mouse.

Did you ever get away with anything as a teen? Is it something your parents still don't know about? I never got away with anything. I have a younger brother who ratted me out on everything I did or even thought about doing.

What was your theme song in junior high? The love theme from Romeo and Juliet.

Were you a tomboy or a girly girl growing up? Has anything changed? I was a girly girl. Nothing has changed except maybe the quantity of shoes, jewelry, purses, makeup, etc. It is all about the accessories.

What did you want to be when you grew up? At first, I wanted to be a princess, then a dancer (remember Lawrence Welk—the women all wore pretty dresses) and finally settled on accounting while I was in high school.

Have your tastes changed in music and movies? Not at all. I still like rock 'n' roll and classical music. I still like “chick” flicks.

Name three things you'd have to take with you into space? My Mini Schnauzer Sophie, my Kindle, and my iTouch.

Most embarrassing thing to happen to you on a date: Probably tripping on the dance floor in high school.

What's your favorite video on YouTube? Ron Saylor (our own local magician) performing in Bar Magic Card Trick.

Worst pick up line you've ever heard: Have we met before? You remember don’t you.

When a woman says “maybe,” she really means: Until I get a better offer.

What do you love most about men? Their strength.

What do you like least about men? Their forgetfulness or not paying attention to the small details.

If you found yourself in a box of chocolates, would you be a “Nuts & Chews” or “Cream-Filled?” Cream-filled. Soft and sweet.

Whose poster was on your wall when you were growing up? Paul McCartney.

What's the best thing you've ever said to get out of a relationship? I need to grow and fulfill my own dreams.

What's your ideal night out? A quiet dinner with my husband at our favorite restaurant.

If you could go on a date with any celebrity, who would it be and why? George Clooney. He’s good looking, funny, intelligent, and has a giving heart.

When you shop, do you go in with a list or do you have to look at everything? If I have the time I look at everything, but in reality I am a list-maker for at least the grocery store.

If you only had one song to listen to for the rest of your life, what would it be? “The Mickey Mouse Club” march.

Any tattoos? Does Mom know? None.

If you could travel anywhere, where would it be and why? Asia to visit Disneyland Tokyo and Disneyland Hong Kong.

Team Edward or Team Jacob? And why? Not sure. I don’t follow the Twilight series. Since my youngest son is named Jacob, I’ll pick Team Jacob.

What are your thoughts on romance? Is it dead? Romance should be part of everyone’s daily life. It is not dead! Romance is not just flowers, candy, etc., it’s how you treat one another. Romance is in our thoughts and actions.

Name: Nancy Ballinger

Age: 39

Occupation: Traffic Director, Buckley Radio

How old were you when you had your first crush? Who was it? I was 8 years old and attending Cincinnati Country Day School in Cincinnati, Ohio. I had the maddest crush on Paul Brown. At the time I didn’t realize his family’s local notoriety but years later, I realized that they were the Brown family that owns the Cincinnati Bengals. Boy can I pick ‘em!

Did you ever get away with anything as a teen? Is it something your parents still don't know about? I was 15 or so and was going to boarding school in upstate New York and had invited one of the German exchange students to come home with me for Thanksgiving so she wouldn’t be alone. We missed our connecting flight from Boston to Cincinnati so were supposed to stay in the hotel room that my dad booked for us until the next morning, when he had been able to get us on a flight home. Yeah, right! We went out and walked all over Boston until ungodly hours of the night, stopping at all kinds of restaurants and shops and just milling around. We had so much fun! In retrospect it was probably a little dangerous but we had a blast. My parents still have no clue...

What was your theme song in junior high? “Oh Mickey, you’re so fine, you’re so fine you blow my mind. Hey Mickey!”

You gotta love Toni Basil sporting a cheerleader outfit as a grown woman! But hey, it worked.

Were you a tomboy or a girly girl growing up? Has anything changed? I was and still am a little bit of both. When I was young, I hosted lavish tea parties, wearing the fanciest dress I could find in my closet. However, the tea parties were being held in the tree fort down by the creek. My mom used to get so mad when I would get my dresses all stained and muddy on my tadpole hunting expeditions that took place after the tea parties. Good times! Today, I love to get all dolled up and go out, but I also love to kick it in my jeans and a T-shirt. And I am definitely not afraid to go camping. I mean real camping though: no campers or cabins or air mattresses. Just a sleeping bag, in a tent, on the ground, in the woods, under the stars. That can be the ultimate relaxation.

What did you want to be when you grew up? I wanted to be a marine biologist. I took a marine biology class in high school and everything about the ocean and that entire eco-system just made crystal clear sense to me and I have had a lifelong love of the ocean. Some people are afraid of the ocean and all the things living or lurking in it but I think it’s fascinating and powerful.

Have your tastes changed in music and movies? Not really. My tastes have always been very diverse so I wouldn’t say that they have changed, they have just grown to include more current pop culture.

Name three things you'd have to take with you into space? My iPod loaded with all my favorite songs and a never-ending battery life, a good book (I love biographies), and my cat, Bob. Bob is awesome and would totally be down for a trip into space!

Most embarrassing thing to happen to you on a date: It wasn’t really me that did the dastardly deed but I would say my most embarrassing date experience was on a double date. We went to a frat party and my friend drank too much and tossed her cookies all over the back seat of my date’s car. I thought I was going to die. I helped him clean out the car and he didn’t seem too upset but I could never bring myself to call him again. That guy was really cute, too! Oh, well...

What's your favorite video on YouTube? I don’t spend too much time on You Tube but I think my favorite would be the “Simon’s Cat” series. If you have a cat, you’ll appreciate them.

Worst pick up line you've ever heard: The ones I have heard are the usual lame ones. “Come here often?” “ What’s your sign?” “I seem to have lost my number, can I have yours?” Seriously? Do guys expect to get anywhere with lines like that? Good luck!

When a woman says “maybe,” she really means: Under very specific and iron-clad circumstances, then there is a remote possibility. I suppose it really depends on what you are saying “maybe” to though...

What do you love most about men? That some men were raised well and therefore, chivalry is not dead! Nothing more handsome than a true gentleman!

What do you like least about men? I think it’s very important to preface by saying that all men are different so this wouldn’t apply to all of them. But I have a hard time when a man doesn’t remember that his significant other isn’t a possession, and that she isn’t in his life to be subservient to him. She is there to be supportive and complementary to him and that should be reciprocated. Behind every great man is an even greater woman. Or maybe we should look at it like Jim Carrey does: “Behind every great man is a woman rolling her eyes.”

If you found yourself in a box of chocolates, would you be a “Nuts & Chews” or “Cream-Filled?” Definitely Nuts & Chews. I am undeniably nutty and you never know for sure what you’re gonna get with me. I'm usually pretty sweet, though.

Whose poster was on your wall when you were growing up? Duran Duran, Madonna, and Depeche Mode. The '80s rocked, what can I say?

What's your ideal night out? My ideal night out could take place with either my man or my girls. We would start with a nice, but casual, dinner and a few drinks at a bistro or maybe a good Italian eatery. Then off to a kick-ass concert. I love the amazing energy at concerts! Then maybe a few more drinks afterwards to talk about the show!

If you could go on a date with any celebrity, who would it be and why? George Clooney. We actually grew up in neighboring cities so we would probably have some familiar things to talk about. His dad was the local news anchor in Cincinnati and I always thought he was so handsome. George looks just like his dad, so I guess I’ve had a thing for that look for a long time. And hey, what’s not to like about it? Those eyes, that nonchalant charm...and maybe, just maybe, I could take care of some of those traveling wishes by jetting off to his place in Italy. It could happen!

When you shop, do you go in with a list or do you have to look at everything? That would depend on where I am shopping. At the grocery store I have to have a list but that is more of a chore-type shopping trip. Shopping for clothes or shoes or anything else that is fun, I have to fly by the seat of my pants! It is so much more fun that way.

If you only had one song to listen to for the rest of your life, what would it be? Absolutely anything from the Red Hot Chili Peppers. But, if you are going to be a big meanie and make me choose only one, I would have to say, “Soul To Squeeze.”

Any tattoos? Does Mom know? Yes, I do and no, she does not. I am not sure if she would be more upset by the tattoo or the piercings. Either way, shhh...don’t tell her!

If you could travel anywhere, where would it be and why? That is a really difficult question. I would start with Turks and Caicos. I don’t know if I would ever come back! It is so beautiful there!

Team Edward or Team Jacob? And why? Who are Edward and Jacob?

What are your thoughts on romance? Is it dead? Bite your tongue! Of course romance isn’t dead! It lives on in the hearts of every hopeless romantic out there. Everyone has their own idea of what is romantic so it may take a little time and effort to find someone who has the same ideas as you do but they are out there somewhere looking for you!

Name: Christina Martinez

Age: “30 Something”

Occupation: Radio Personality

How old were you when you had your first crush? Who was it? I was 10 years old and it was Scott Baio. I loved Chachi!

What was your theme song in junior high? Pat Benatar's "Love is a Battlefield."

Were you a tomboy or a girly girl growing up? Has anything changed? Girly girl...not much has changed.

What did you want to be when you grew up? A Soap Opera actress! I use to want to have Ashley Abbott's roll on The Young and the Restless. I swore that was my destiny!

Have your tastes changed in music and movies? In music, no. Movies, yes. They're naughtier! (Just kidding.)

Name three things you'd have to take with you into space? My family, TV, and DVR. I can't be without Bravo's Real Housewives! Love the drama!

What's your favorite video on YouTube? Evian babies commercials.

Worst pick up line you've ever heard: “I like your shirt.” What are you, one of the girls?

When a woman says “maybe,” she really means: Not a bloody chance in the pit of Hades! Say it to yourself in an Irish Accent .

What do you love most about men? They're men.

What do you like least about men? See answer above.

If you found yourself in a box of chocolates, would you be a “Nuts & Chews” or “Cream-Filled?” A little of both.

Whose poster was on your wall when you were growing up? Micheal Jackson's “Off the Wall” poster and Rick Springfield.

What's your ideal night out? These days, if I can get out to even see a movie, that's pretty ideal.

When you shop, do you go in with a list or do you have to look at everything? No list, I'm all over the place!

If you only had one song to listen to for the rest of your life, what would it be? Etta James “At Last.”

Any tattoos? Does Mom know? Yes I do and no she doesn't. And don't ask me where it is!

If you could travel anywhere, where would it be and why? Ireland. So I can say, “Not a bloody chance in the pit of Hades!”

Team Edward or Team Jacob? Team Edward.

What are your thoughts on romance? Is it dead? Not dead here. But when I put this question to some of my listeners, they told me it's not dead, just in a coma.