"You keep pouring joy into it, and it gets better and better."

Nice words.

Great show. Probably the best AARD show I've ever heard. But it has to be, because it's the first one I've ever heard from beginning to end.

These informal, personal recorded ads bring back memories of Ron's 80s and 90s shows, when he had similar ads.

Great to see Ron making a guest "appearance" on the last AARD show.

And thanks to you guys for your tribute shows to Ron.

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Thu May 09, 2024 5:06 pm

I just requested The Passenger by Iggy Pop.

Ole'!

Saw Iggy at the Royal Oak Music Theater around 1980. Nearly freaked out when he played "Lust for Life".

You guys should get a job with Weigel Broadcasting, with their manically humorous shows—Svengoolie, Toon In Me, Sventoonie.

That "M-V-P" chant from that crazy commercial has just been imprinted on my mind.

"So Long, Farewell"—Those Rodgers and Hammerstein melodies are timeless.

Recently saw the Ray Bradbury-penned Twilight Zone episode about the lady who helps raise the motherless children. It was excellent. I was always fond of the Buster Keaton episode. It was different, and it's always nice to see Keaton in his later, comeback years. Buster was great on TV. His Christm...

I'd like to hear a song from Steely Dan's Katy Lied album.

Nice, visceral beat on the Twisted Sister song, which brings back memories of swirling lights and swirling ladies and expensive drinks at a certain type of bar in the 1980s.

Recently saw the Ray Bradbury-penned Twilight Zone episode about the lady who helps raise the motherless children. It was excellent.

"Mean John"?

"WPON has never had a show like this!"

That's two shows in that category, along with Sportstalk with Ron Cameron.

"All Those Years Ago"—George's memorial tribute to John. A little more upbeat than Paul's equally good "Here Today."