The Wacky Week Podcast

Some Yakima radio memories, a Waterbeds Unlimited commercial from long ago, that time Rich Little brought his impressions into KOMO radio and my contribution to Halloween, "Bimbo #5."

A sit down with my brother from a different mother, Skip Tucker. See what kind of people I used to hang out with?

A chat with Jeff Probst, the host of "Survivor", Michael Jackson stops by, and the "Harper Valley PTL" makes its triumphant return.

Oh, my. Lots of little nuggets here.  My Mariners song, "Faith", from that magical year of 1995, Scott Burns gives us his Tom Brokenjaw, Bill Swartz gives us a two-fer: Frisco the gardening expert and Bob, the Cougar broadcaster. Oh, there's more, but start listening....

Here comes a KLSY aircheck and that time when I stayed at the Thornewood Castle down by Fort Lewis. Yes, it was haunted.

Enjoy the Bill Clinton apology hotline and a catch-up with my former KMWX Yakima news brother, Tony Miner.

I call this a radio salad, because there's a little of everything here. A Murdco commercial I put together during my early days at KLSY, but the coolest thing contained in this episode: When I first started doing radio at KQOT in Yakima, I worked with Skip Tucker...who had gotten to know Ichabod Crane, who graciously agreed to critique one of my airchecks. He did, by playing it, pausing it and the...

You'll hear an ancient clip from my KQOT days in Yakima, and I walk down KLSY Memory Lane with Amy Yamada. I am SO proud of what she has accomplished and done in her lifetime. Just one of the great people I had the chance to work with at 92.5-KLSY. If you want to see what she did with her life, visit www.amyyamada.com

Enjoy the demo for the radio show that was not meant to be, the "Hunter & Alice Show" with Bryon the Producer.

Here's part two of our "Go Date Yourself" series. Yeah, brief series. Three single women talk about their adventures (and misadventures) in the world of dating. 

Oh, you'll like this one--we call it, "Go Date Yourself"--a panel of three single women talk about their challenges in the dating world. Here's part 1

Another nice assortment. A few campaign ads, an interview with Tom Hutyler--the Mariners' stadium voice and a former KLSY-kateer and my Soundie Award nominated song, "I guess I farted."

Oh, this is fun. A Larry Nelson breakdown, "Watching Paint Dry", a Gary Owens clip and musical memories of my trip to Hawaii.

More memories from the KLSY reunion we had several years ago, an episode of Roman Theater and One Man's Opinion.  No puns were injured in the making of this podcast.

What a collection--Larry Nelson and Stan Boreson doing a Ballard Seafoodfest commercial; The KQOT Stickerman returns; and Mr. Classy, Dana Horner, dishes a bunch of history about KLSY.

Some clips of KOMO radio's Larry Nelson and Ray Ramsey playing around at that legendary 6:55am break...and audio of my very first professional day on the air at KQOT, Yakima. Scary stuff.

This one's really fun. You'll hear "Nick and Sam's Wedding List Draft"...a bit I put together with Scott Burns about my step-son and his wife having to choose who got to go to their wedding.....and, a classic radio pass-around:  a recording of the late comedy genius Jonathon Winters, going all improve in a radio station recording studio. What a mind!

An episode of "Big Fat Liar" and an interview with Gary Myhre and our days together at a Yakima radio station.

Another all-over-the-board adventure including some of my more forgettable moments when I cut my radio teeth at KCMU, there's an episode of Roman Theater in there (one of my personal favorites) and the lovely and talented Scott Burns shows off his Tom Brokaw impersonation.

Ah, the legendary Rug Doctor adventure with Alice, Pat Buchanan swings by (the talented Fred Bugg) and my song, "Do the Ichiro."

Another episode that's all over the board including some Bhagwan madness, a clip from a Husky Tailgate party during my KOMO radio days, and a dash of Groundhog's Day fun.

I drag my radio brother Scott Burns into this one, you'll hear an episode of "The Lion Food" and my "Where's Springsteen?" bit in honor of the graduates.

Some fun KLSY memories, including the listener that found love at one of our events and the Titanic Theme song, Simpsons style.

Episode 6 of my Wacky Week Podcast includes "The Big Seattle Goat Show", memories of Larry Nelson as we traced the history of the Stanford fight song and "Werewolves of Enron".  Remember, more Wacky stuff at www.wackyweek.com!  

More fun from the KLSY days, including Bryon the Producer talking about speed-dating, a Memory medicine, our sponsor, "The Dollar an Eye Store" and a call to that movie theater down the street.