I missed the show yesterday. So it sounds like nothing happened and he's not doing a Saturday show? Just 11-1 on Friday's for now? Too bad his show doesn't have a podcast like the Patriot. I wouldn't mind listening to the train wreck. I totally agree: wish there was a podcast to listen to, because ...

This was one bizarre show today, as one has come to expect from Ron. At one moment Ron would be saying he doesn’t talk politics on the show, then proceed to talk politics! He was ragging on Matt about the lack of e-mails and callers. The WPON host, in-studio, Jimmy James I believe, takes Ron with a ...

A couple years ago, I started renting a condo. The outgoing tenant was moving down to FL and was leaving MI behind. He offered me a mint-and-still-in-use-to-this-day bedroom suite (no thanks on the mattress, buddy, but I’ll gladly keep the headboard and bed frame) and a (since-replaced) sectional co...

Come on, let's all admit it, a big part of Ron Cameron's appeal is the unpredictable way he thrashes through the independent career that he's chosen for himself. He's in a class by himself, in every meaning of that phrase. I think we all can admit this place is a lot more fun when Ron’s back in act...

Just when things were getting boring around here IMHO, Ron is back to light this place up! Same as it ever was!

BREAKING NEWS: Ron is/was back on WPON 1460 today (Friday) from 11-1.

There was just a pretty interesting article, written by Neal Rubin, about Warren Pierce in the Detroit News. Gives you some insight into the “brokered air-time” hustle!

There was just a pretty interesting article, written by Neal Rubin, about Warren Pierce in the Detroit News. Gives you some insight into the “brokered air-time” hustle!

Just heard a professionally-produced commercial spot for Amore d’Roma “Love From Rome” restaurant on 97.1. They were one of Ron’s more consistent “advertisers” in the last year or so, as things wound down for SportsTalk at The Patriot. I guess they’ve had a surplus in the ad budget since Ron stopped...

I have to admit.... the show was a total trainwreck at times especially at the end on those remotes. I do miss it. Those kids that took his spot, I don't understand either they get callers but don't take them and just like hearing themselves talk about a topic ad nauseam or they don't get callers a...

He’s gotta be going hungry, not being able to read for his “long-time advertisers” The Ram’s Horn in Southfield, South Lyon Hotel, or the new kid on the block “Amore’ di Roma...Love From Rome”!

After listening to the podcasts, I had said to myself that this past weekend had a bizarre feeling of “the end of the line” for Ron, at least at WDTK, if not his career. The whole four hours certainly had a feel of finality to it, like there is nowhere for him to go but AWAY.

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Tue Jan 07, 2020 11:11 am

What, exactly, is the Edsel story? We know, of course, that Bill Jr. grew up idolizing Ron.

Something about Ron having Edsel’s ear about something, as Ron called Edsel’s “Bat Phone” and got right through, even though Ford’s secretary said he was in a meeting!

Man, I just listened to the podcasts of the shows from this past weekend, and they were as bad as advertised, but strangely entertaining! What was really bizarre was that Luke sounded like one of those Google/Amazon electronic assistants, chiming in to prompt Ron when the usual suspects were calling...

This trainwreck reminds me of when Ron was on WCAR around 2014. He had one line to the studio, so everytime he had a (rare) caller, the call waiting beep could be heard whenever another caller was trying to get in. The constant beeps would interfere with the existing call. Mysteriously, those calle...