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Man back in my day we had to use cassette tapes, then I would transfer to carts.

The guy is in a two engine bomber, extremely loud engines, a hundred feet high at around 250 mph, and a cannon shell explodes, kills the guy next to him, and breaks his ankles. Then he has to belt in and prepare for a water landing/crash. Crashes, gets out, helps another injured crewman into a raft, and is picked up an hour later by a flying boat. Several hours of flying later, he is delivered to a base hospital. Mind blowing to go through all that and survive and be lucky enough to go on, raise a family, do good work, and live a good life. RIP

Pacific Recorders console on KFYR Auditronics 110 console on KYYY, ITC Delta cart decks, ElectroVoice RE20 mics, and were those Revox A77's in the rack in the next room? What did they do? Yes, this was a typical late 80's radio station. I have a console very similar to the KFYR console in my home studio now. It still works perfectly, and it gets a lot of TLC. Thanks for the walk down memory lane!

Nice! Bruce does an excellent job..people do not realize what we as DJ's/Broadcasters go through behind the scenes,..so him making it appear seamless is excellent on his part. The process has since been updated, but as you can see, we wear many hats. Rock On, Bruce!!

One of my favorite actors, saw him first as Hank in "Attack of the Crab Monsters" !

I love Russell, thanks for posting this great interview! BTW, when Russell worked with Reagan, Reagan was a Democrat, lol. BTW, @16:10 they are asking him why the Professor never fixed the boat. He didn't say this on the radio, but at Harvard he said why would he want to fix the boat when he was with two hot women on an island? lol

Russell Johnson was a very good, solid working actor. Saw him in many TV and movies over the years. Always enjoyed his work.

Thia is so cool.i use to go.visit kfyr radio and y93 years ago when it was downtown bismarck

This is so cool

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Bruce Elscott, you're my heeeeeeeeeero.

That's impressive!

So this is where Non-Stop Pop got his tag line from? Lmao

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Late to the game, but thank you for sharing and posting. Thank you

Why do you record the winning caller instead of doing it just live air with no edits?

Were you an intern?

So cool! We had a VoxPro in the control room when I was in college (I studied radio broadcasting at Niagara College in Welland, Canada) but we never got the chance to really utilize it. I work in radio creative now, but if I ever get an opportunity to get behind the mic again, I sincerely hope there's a VoxPro there for me to play with 🔥

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Why record the phone call, We do it LIVE

I met Peter for the first time during the time of this interview on a tour he did with James Lee Stanley. This brought me back to that lovely time. Thanks for posting

This was wonderful. Loved listening to this!!

Sherwood Schwartz was a greedy predator who got filthy rich from TBB and GI and NEVER shared the wealth with the actors who made the shows a success. The casts were underpaid while the shows were in production, and they were paid almost nothing in residuals. The reason he was so against 'The Brady Bunch Variety Hour' is because he was afraid they were going to make a nickel and he couldn't get his grimy hands on it. It's crooks like him that made the Hollywood television entertainment industry such a cesspool. No wonder Red Skelton fired him. Despicable man!!🤑

And I love his laugh too

I really love hearing him talk 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

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By the way, I miss hearing you on Bay FM.

I bet Rosanna loves the band Toto.

Combined with his good looks and pleasant personality he could also play a variety of instruments including guitar banjo bass keyboards ECT. All in all he had a lot going for him.

Oh man. Hank's Datsun. Sheldon Joppru Motors. I haven't heard those names since...

The name wasn't immediately familiar, until I matched it with that voice, and by god, I do remember you! Bismarck had a bunch of memorable DJs back then, and you were one of them. Sadly, Bismarck has very few remaining, due to changing formats that leave no room for personalities to come through, apparently. Turning on the radio used to be exciting and interesting, and Y-93 was at one time THE radio station I'd be cruising Main Street and listening to.

Oh man, I feel like I've gone back in time, hearing and seeing these familiar people once again. IIRC, I actually remember Bob Beck's first day on the job here. He referred to himself as "The new kid in town." It was VERY early in the morning and I was driving my 1979 Trans Am to work, and I remember thinking he was a funny guy. Not sure of the year, but based on the car I had, I'm guessing around 1981, though I could easily be wrong. I would have been 21 in that case, and those car payments would have been killing me, but I did actually pay that car off. And I'm rambling now.

Very cool! Amazing how you're able to do all this in just the time of one or two songs. Talk about a job with tight deadlines!

I call line is busyyyyy

I give up

Thanks so much I never win

colgems could have let him sing more songs!

Very cool

That magic of radio

Huh, cool! Now please find someone who has a stash of the old tape equipment so you can show us the editing back before it was done nonlinearly!

Loved working with the digital editor VOX-PRO, yes much easier than the old days of splicing audio tape between songs for a contest winner.

We once had a device that would answer the calls and when the correct caller number got through it would then throw the call to the jock. I loved using the VoxPro to edit calls.

Hearing this is so repeat, get over it! My heart was broken many times worse than that! Leaving my profession as a Union Representative for California Health Care Caregivers clinics Hospitals for 25 years & I loved my adventures but a severe automobile accident that killed me & revived & learning to walk, get back my mobility & now on standby to resurface back after 25 yrs & 8 yrs on the retirement wagon I too am getting out of isolation.

that device is over priced. i do the same thing with a free audio editor and a midi controler.

Great interview Bruce and the one and only Steve Perry!!!! Welcome back Steve Perry!!!!!!

Fun trivia: Russell tested for the Ben Casey role. He 1st worked with Alan Hale on Hale's previous series Casey Jones in 1957

Steve ilove you just thank you for mending my heart and keeping my sanity

Very slick. Truly professional outfit 👌🏻

I can't say enough Steve was journey in my apion, but I loved them all it's all good because journey survived and Steve over came lots of he knows no better than any of us but God bless all of journeys of past Performer's, love everything about journey And life remember without you Steve and all Those who played the dream.. from Oklahoma ❤️

R.I.P. Russell. Thank you for your War service.