Halloween 1979 Part 1 WLW

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Retro Radio - Classic radio air checks from the 70s and 80s

Mike Weber - CMR Studios

29 episodes

2 days ago

Rewind your calendar by listening to Mike Weber on the radio between 1969 & 1986. It provides a memory reviving snapshot of the times. Most of these airchecks are "scoped", meaning that when the microphone was off, the tape stopped recording. (Copyrighted material appears under the "Fair Use" doctrine.) Career growth for announcers at that time meant that you started at small market stations and progressed to larger ones as your talent developed. So these recordings include music and talk formats from: WMOA, KNEZ, WOXR, KCRG, WLW, WKRC, WLCY, WNSI, WQYK, WFLA-AM, WFLA-FM, and finally WPDS.

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Halloween 1979 Part 1 WLW - Cincinnati

Retro Radio - Classic radio air checks from the 70s and 80s

1 hour 4 minutes 36 seconds

2 weeks ago

Halloween 1979 Part 1 WLW - Cincinnati

This is the first of three episodes of Halloween night at WLW filled with mysterious tales.

This first hour was a partial rebroadcast of a feature about Miami University and the strange tale or Ronald Tammend's disappearance from Fisher Hall. Told by Dean Everett Lykens it includes more stories of encounters in the building and on the campus of Miami University and Western College.

The Fisher Hall recordings were done in 1974 on WOXR in Oxford for a weekly (Sunday evening) "public affairs" program that was so notorious for not fitting the AOR (Album Oriented Rock) format of the station that we named the show "Tune Out."

MORE STORIES INCLUDING LISTENER CALLS ARE IN THE NEXT TWO PODCASTS.