Podcast
The last one, for a while. The explanation is included but yeah, I need to focus on the new radio thing on KRKO, which will include a lot of the WACKY you got with these. I hope you’ll tune in. I’m on from 6a-9a, Monday through Friday, at krko.com
Going back to some of the production I cranked out during the “Dream Vacations” phase of KLSY, plus a special announcement at the end. Skip to 11:20 or so, to hear that.
A virtual treasure trove of bits from the Murdock, Hunter & Alice days. An environment feature, we take you camping, you’ll hear a mash of the TV “Boot Camp” with Elmo from Sesame Street, and even what a MH&A PlayStation game sounds like. Sure.
Lots of MH&A fun from the KLSY days, including the winner of a Ski Boat Marathon competition, Alice’s crutch phrase being brought to light, what a sports broadcast sounds like when it’s over-sponsored and several of Michael Jackson’s phone messages on his 30th Anniversary hotline (which does sound remarkably a lot like me sped up). Hang on!
Catching up with fellow KOMO radio alum, Stan Orchard, in this week’s edition of the Wacky Week Podcast.
Some fun moments from the Murdock, Hunter & Alice era of my days at KLSY. You’ll hear Bill Swartz and Dan Murphy in our Gardening with Frisco feature, an interview with LeAnn Rimes, some Harry Potter madness and the time that Mr. Murdock fell into Tom Cruise.
This week, I’m taking you down to the streets of Ballard where every year, a champion is determined. Yes, several people actually compete to be the winner of Ozzy’s World Famous Lutefisk Eating Contest, during Ballard’s annual Seafoodfest. So that you don’t have to see or smell it, I thought I’d give you a front row seat on the Internet.
A couple of interviews with some of my Bothell cronies, BHS teacher Shelly Crump and Bothell Police Chief Mark Ericks. Also, showing off some of the great impressions Fred Bugg did for us over the years.
Since I’m re-watching the old “24” series with Kiefer Sutherland, I thought I’d dig out a couple of interviews Murdock, Hunter & Alice did with the stars back in the day. Here’s a couple of chats, featuring Tony Almeida and Sherry Palmer.
See and I wasn’t kidding about the DVD.
Putting the spotlight on Bothell-born comedian Joe Doyle. Now, THAT’S Wacky.
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