Ron Cameron

[Momo]

A wonderful lady, whose number Ron lost.

[Momo]

Ron doesn't know of Antonio Banderas.

[Momo]

Ron started to ask his greatest thrill question before he got lost in thought. Or maybe he remembered he just asked for Frank's most memorable moment in boxing

[Momo]

Ron doesn't know of Antonio Banderas.

He laughed at the mention of Tom Arnold's name, but I'm not sure he knows of him, either.

[Momo]

Ron could take a lesson from Joe Falls.

[radiofan1974]

Way to being Jim price into the “boxing” talk

[Bobbert]

If Ron knew as many Detroit sports personalities as Frank, he might have more guests.

[radiofan1974]

Future writing gig for Ron

[Momo]

Frank, Ron doesn't do "roundtable" shows. He's too big a star for that.

[radiofan1974]

No thank you Ron

[Momo]

Even though the subject of Labor Day came up on Friday, don't expect Ron to mention it unless Martin or a caller brings it up. For the one-man operation that is Ron Cameron, every day is Labor Day.

Nope, no mention of the holiday.

[radiofan1974]

Overtime show with Martin?

[radiofan1974]

Even though the subject of Labor Day came up on Friday, don't expect Ron to mention it unless Martin or a caller brings it up. For the one-man operation that is Ron Cameron, every day is Labor Day.

Nope, no mention of the holiday.

Nope, when your a one man operation……

[Bobbert]

Martin just played his theme song—the theme song from "WKRP in Cincinnati." One time he played it, and then reminisced in a poignant, wistful way about life on the radio.

[radiofan1974]

Martin just played his theme song—the theme song from "WKRP in Cincinnati." One time he played it, and then reminisced in a poignant, wistful way about life on the radio.

Yea his show tends to be reflection on his radio career as well promoting if anyone would like to buy time