Memories

A month ago, on our social pages, we shared an image that referenced the "Granddaddy of White Claw" and that post got your attention.

I've debated with myself all week about whether or not to blog about my sister.

Rain, like we're getting today, always brings back memories, mostly about things that happened while it was raining.

I was thinking back to my youth and time spent with grandparents.

I saw a photo this morning that showed it was snowing up at Showdown Ski area. And because my dad was on the radio when I was a kid, I seem to remember a few of the catchier jingles. Showdowns went something like "Get up, get out, theses snow down at Showdown"...

If you weren't tuned in this morning, you missed quite a bit. We shared our memories of the morning of the 9/11 attacks while we were on the air on that fateful morning. We also took our first 5 qualifiers for our trip to Jamaica. If you'd like to get signed up, stop by the Stadium Club in the Heights this Thursday from 5-7...

I like the "memories" that pop up on my Facebook page each day. But yesterday, FB reminded me that I've been on it for eleven years! So, now I'm wondering how much time I've wasted staring at it. I like FB for reminders of people birthdays and such...

I got "tagged" this morning about taking more pictures of your significant other. Which I need to do. But also, I just need to have to take more pictures of everything. I just went through my newer phone. I only have 2 pictures of my girlfriend, but 7 pictures of guns...

Thanks to a post by Jay Burns on Facebook this morning, showing an old bike. it jolted my memory of my old "Aerobee Stingray". It was beautiful. Handlebars that looked like they belonged on a chopper motorcycle. Black seat with a twin yellow pinstripe...

Radio is a business where you meet a lot of people and I'm thinking back today on many of the really nice people that I've had the pleasure of meeting since I started on the air, here, in 1988. Rudy Gatlin. The Gatlins were in town for a show last summer and he stopped by the studio...

As I sit and try to think about the most important aspects, events and people that I've crossed paths with working here for 30 years, it's hard to give you the best of each, but I'll give you some of them. Our very first GM, Keith Tilkens had a combination of business acumen combined with kindness that is rarely found...

On the anniversary of the death of Elvis, Mark shares a few memories related to the King.