The Wacky Week Podcast

The time I was hypnotized on air, a Gardening with Frisco bit, and they actually let me on KOMO Radio for a while. Here’s an aircheck.

Back for more and this week, we’re firing up the Wacky Week Wandering Microphone to catch up with my radio brother, Peter Lukevich.

More of the radio show that never happened, Burns & Hunter, along with Debbie Deutsch, a Sonics song I did, and a bit I did with my son, Tyson, so many, many years ago. 

Got a strange hodge-podge of bits for you this time, including Marty Rowe's 30th birthday celebration during my KQOT days, an odd song, a KQOT window sticker promotion, A KOMO Country jingle, and the Burns & Hunter Show that never was....including an appearance of the late Debbie Deutsch. Enjoy!

I forgot how fun these were. Thanks to Scott Burns putting on the Spandex (and he'll do that by request), Richard Simmons introduces me in this episode that takes us up to Everett for the time we threw out the ball at the Everett Giants (now the AquaSox) game.

Oh, what a fun blast from the past. TWO former "Lights Out" hosts from the post-Delilah days, Peter Lukevich and KLSY's Charlie Brooks. Both awesome people and great to catch up with them.

Wow, this one has all kinds of radio gems on it. The time at KLSY when we had Bryon the Producer try to stick a Zucchini on a famous porch; there's an appearance from Fran Baskerville, the singing psychic and from my Yakima radio days, a PSA for Discojerkannouncerous.

A hodge-podge of clips from the past, including Bill Swartz as Ron Fairly, and other assorted blasts from the past.

In this episode, I reconnect with a fellow former KOMO-kateer, Keith Shipman, who is now the president of the Washington and Oregon Association of Broadcasters.  Great talking with you, Keith!

Some Mix jingles you may never have heard or have tried actively to forget, Cisco Morris and Meeghan Black, and my song, "Tired of the Snow."

A visit from President Bush (senior), the Sonics in the playoffs against Phoenix, and a Woody Allen Top Five List among the treasures you'll experience. Hang on.

Wow, here you go. Lots of names from the past (and their matching voices) including Anna D, Dana Deardan, Rick the Peanut Guyand even Richard 'friggin' Simmons!

I sit down for a walk down memory lane with Bryon Mengle, aka "Bryon the Producer."

Hear someone win a boat, my "Drivers in the Snow" song and Olympic Gold Medal Winning Skier Picaboo Street and, as they say, a lot more.

This could be called the "What could have been" podcast, as we give you a sneak listen into a pilot for a "Hunter & Alice Show" demo, we hear about Alice's Thanksgiving weekend and Sarah McLachlan stops by our studio

More fun from Holiday Seasons past.....

Hope you're ready to go all Christmas!  Ho ho ho!

More holiday madness including a visit from Robert Stack and a call to that theater down the street.

Hang the lights (even if they're not guilty) 'cause here comes a holiday edition of the podcast. Ho friggin' Ho.....

The late Husky Football Coach Don James, the KQOT Sticker Man strikes again, and Murdock, Hunter & Alice to the rescue!

That time Tom Bergeron and Miss Piggy played "Battle of the Sexes" and Steve Pool is the winner in our Apple Cup Bet.

A fun interview with Sarah McLachlan and some Thanksgiving stuff from Larry Nelson.

A chat with Dick Clark. What a legend!

My gosh, "Werewolves of Enron", Robert Stack, vampires and the Singing Psychic Fran Baskerville all pop up in this week's episode.

The time I dragged Tyson into one of my radio bits, the history of the Stanford fight song from one of our KOMO Husky Tailgate parties, some alcohol-inspired Yakima radio humor and more.