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I miss Todd, but on the flip side, it has been nice not hearing him gripe about "no coffee" or having to pretend I understand baseball when he talks about how the Mariners screwed up this week.

Still Paying for Radio? It'll Cost More Beginning Next Month .... Meantime, We are still TOTALLY FREE!

Kelly West will be leaving for another radio opportunity in Fayetteville, N.C. Her final day will be Friday, Nov. 17.

This is such sad news. One of my favorite TV actresses, Erin Moran, was found dead in Indiana on Saturday (April 22). She was Richie Cunningham's kid sister, Joanie, on the long-running sitcom, '70s sitcom, "Happy Days." I never missed an episode. Joanie was always my favorite and when Scott Baio entered the scene, I was in heaven.

Janet Waldo, the voice of Judy Jetson, Penelope Pitstop and even Josie from "Josie and the Pussycats" back in the day, was born in Yakima. She went to the University of Washington and has quite a background in radio and television.

Francis Ford Coppola was too stuck up to direct this for us so I got behind the lens for an in-depth investigative documentary into the inner workings that lead to the brilliance you hear each day on 94.5 KATS-FM. You're welcome! Where's my Oscar for Best Cinematography...

If you missed the clue Todd & Andy gave out over the air this morning at 7:20 here it is again... along with a shaky, dizzying video from where Andy from the Todd & Andy Show hid the tickets. Good luck finding them! P.S. By the way, I misspoke and said "hopefully we'll see you at Godsmack" when I meant Kid Rock. Duh. I...

Radio broadcaster Barret 'Dr. Demento' Hansen's birthday is April 2nd. His crazy and fun antics have inspired me my whole life. His parody's are the best in the business. He is also known for bringing "Weird Al" Yankovic" to the nations eyes.

Hoping it will somehow help the Green Bay Packers' chances against the Seattle Seahawks in Sunday's NFC championship at CenturyLink Field in Seattle, a Wisconsin classic-rock radio station is banning any Seattle- or Washington-based bands until after the game. WTF? This is the craziest thing I have ever heard.

Every year when June 2nd rolls around again, I have no choice but to take pause and reflect on my life, both personally and professionally.

This.

The folks at JAM Production have been producing radio station jingles for decades for some of the country's biggest stations and D.J.'s. They put together a musical montage of their history at the time during the mid-80's.