I met Rosalie when I was just getting started in radio around 1973. Drove to Windsor from Toledo, she was very kind, and gave me a full tour of CKLW. Looking back, how cool was that? I came unannounced that day, and she took the time. That was quite a place to see! Dennis Williams WAKT 106.1 FM Toledo

Boy, we need more of that.

I agree with this and am sure 89x with CKWW's format would get a good size audience from the Toledo area where I am. I hear people here occasionally say they wish 580 had a stronger signal here because they love that format. Been hearing this for a long, long time.

It wasnt in a building, it was a small trailer sitting in the middle of a field. I was in it twice, but dont remember what road it was on. Somewhere I have a polaroid picture of it, and a pic of myself inside it. Middle of a field as I remember it.

WOHO, is WJYM for sale??

Hey WOHO, heres a funny , and true story from my WMGS days. The station was in the middle of a big field that was next to a fenced area that had many grazing cattle. One day, while Im on the air, part of the fence broke and a cow got loose. And I had the stations back door open because it was a hot ...

I started there in July 1974 and was there when Swaggart bought it in 1976. But in 74 it was King Country WMGS. And yes,it was still in the abandon train station in the field on Rt 20. I would be writing all day if I told the stories about working there, but most of all, it was much fun for me as I ...

I worked at WTOD and remember the audience loved the traditional country we played and the many,many contests we played with them. Some were corny, but the listeners sure enjoyed them. One in particular was 'Turkey Shoot' at Thanksgiving time. I'll take the 15th caller at 240-0000,and that phone was...