Friday Photo Flashback

I am almost positive that I have posted this picture before. I came across the magazine while looking for something else this week and I thought I'd share it again. Mobile Beat Magazine was around when I was DJing weddings and parties. At some point it went away, only to be relaunched in 2024. It … Continue reading Friday Photo Flashback →

Friday Photo Flashback

Back when I worked at B-95 in Flint, for whatever reason, my boss and I always greeted each other the same way. Oddly enough, when we call each other on the phone, we still do it. I'll say, "Brian Cleary, ladies and gentlemen!" and he says, "Keith Allen Everybody!" (or vice versa) Our morning guy … Continue reading Friday Photo Flashback →

Friday Photo Flashback

I have a few bloggers that I follow who always answer the daily writing prompt offered up by WordPress. With the features I am currently running, I don't have much need for a prompt every day, but do jot down ones that I would like to come back to. This week one of the prompts … Continue reading Friday Photo Flashback →

Friday Photo Flashback

Last week, I posted a couple pictures from the St. Jude Radiothon that we did when I worked at B-95. (The radiothon was to help raise money for kids with cancer.) In that post, I mentioned two very special people who I met because they were local St. Jude patients. I knew that I had … Continue reading Friday Photo Flashback →

“Mama’s Got a Squeezebox…”

It wasn't until I was working at B-95 that I discovered National Accordion Awareness Month. My buddy Tim and I would get together quite often and think of bits we could write and produce to play during our radio shows. We came up with some really funny stuff. It was mid-May and we were writing … Continue reading “Mama’s Got a Squeezebox…” →

Remembering my friend, Jay

In 1994, I was working at Honey Radio. Richard D. had a box full of jokes and show prep that he had collected over some time. He recycled many lines and adapted them to make them current. One day, while prepping his Top 12 at 12, I noticed a brown "newsletter looking" booklet. The title … Continue reading Remembering my friend, Jay →