Dino Valle apparently still has the potential claim of being the last live, local show to follow a live Ron Cameron broadcast on Ron's birthday.

Having fun listening to my voice on the radio!

As "today's" show began I attempted to call the station to wish Ron a happy 79th. Alas no answer, now I know why. Thanks for the update, Aaron.

This must be a rerun of last week's show. I wonder if Ron will show up "live" later, as I seem to recall a circumstance in the recent past where a rerun was played until Mr. Cameron arrived.

WPON leading into the show with the Jackson Five performing "Never Can Say Goodbye." Arguably a testament to Ron's persistence.

Thanks for the information regarding Dino Valle. For anyone curious about Mr. Valle: https://prabook.com/web/dino.valle/182136

This Friday may be the first time a live, local show followed Ron on his birthday since his tenure at WXYZ-AM. (Cameron historians feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.)

Unlike Jim Harbaugh, this probably explains Ron's fondness for Monte Clark: https://www.ebay.com/itm/394849909730?h ... SwosZk8O18

The Yellow Pages would truly be a gift "that keeps on giving."

I went to Wayne State with Ken and recall him being a nice guy. I didn't know anything about his health scare, but needless to write I'm very happy to read of his successful recovery.

I have been known to call in. My last call was December 29, 2023.

Thanks for playing "Komm gib mir deine Hand" this afternoon.

I was surprised to hear Ron's comments regarding George Eichorn as I hadn't even heard Mr. Cameron mention him previously. Curiosity about Mr. Eichorn had me Google his name and I discovered that he, like Rich Kincaide had authored a book in 2003 titled "Detroit's Sports Broadcasters On the Air." As...

Bad News For Ron: After repeating hearings of Mr. Cameron's desire for a Yellow Pages directory, I went to Google with the question "Can you still get the Yellow Pages?" Here was the response: "The industry has evolved. The final Yellow Pages phone book was printed in 2019. Most remaining Yellow Pag...

According to this story (about half way through) not only was George Eichorn a "good friend" of Ron's, but Ron also had access to the Detroit Tiger's press box and kitchen in 2011. Was this before Ron Colangelo? https://www.polishnews.com/color-music- ... e-baseball