Bob and Tom was the best! We lost it here a few years ago. I listened every day. Donny Baker was one of my favorites. They are also where I heard Joe Walsh say he knew he toured with Ozzy cause he saw the posters. ****ing riot that guy is. Dear Penis is the only country song I ever liked. They really had some great talent on that show.

Wease is still here. I stopped listening a few years ago. You can still hear him on iheart using 95.1. Starts at 9 these days. All they talk about is sports, mostly football

How many of you remember hiding your little transistor radio under your pillow so you could listen to the music as you went to sleep?

WNUE 1400 was an AM station in Ft. Walton Beach, Florida and was a rock station. I can remember hearing "Hot Child in the City" for the first time on WNUE. When we lived in Destin, a friend there had a sister who won a moped from WNUE. I remember listening to the radio when it was announced that she won!!! We rode that moped all over the place.
I also remember recording the top 40 with Casey Kasem on cassette to get all my favorite songs!!!

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I used a small microphone plugged into the earphone jack on a cassette player and would have that under my pillow listening to music. I don't know how, but the microphone was like a speaker, and I would fall asleep listening to music.

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The best FM station in Boise when I was growing up was the University campus station, KBSU.
It was everything an FM station in the 1970's should be, and it introduced me to the soundtrack of the counterculture lifestyle I enjoyed in my formative years. They played all the music. Rock, Blues, Ska, Reggae, New Age, Classical, anything and everything, and the DJ's would discuss the music between tracks.
Boise being a small town, I hung out in the same pub where a few of the KBSU DJ's hung out and talked music with them. I remember being so bummed when KBSU affiliated with NPR in the early eighties and the music became a byproduct.

There were generic top 40 FM stations, too, (I don't remember the call letters) and we all listened because everyone knew all the new albums and songs from Pink Floyd to Boston to Steve Miller to Rush or The Eagles at the exact same time.

Had a blast doing my radio show in college for two years. The station had just come off a suspension by the FCC as a result of someone hooking up the radio station's antennae to the railroad tracks that went through campus.

Nothing better than me in the 60's early 70's as a young lad in bed staying up "too" late to listen to the Dr. Demento show on my AM Crystal Radio and single earphone.

If you wanted to call your neighbor you just pulled tighter on the string between the cans.


Ah, simpler times.


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