WO9-8989 was Talk shows through the ages

[Kevin Vahey]

When was Kenny finally picked up by 92.9? For the longest time he was
only on 1600

WBOS had a staff announcer in those days with one of the finest set of
pipes I have ever heard. His name was Norm Ruby and he was very nice
to me when I wandered into the WBOS studios in Kenmore Sq when I was
12 or 13.

On 8/30/07, Richard Chonak <rac@gabrielmass.com> wrote:
> Kevin Vahey wrote:
> > If you could hear Ken you were in 617. He captured most of Glick's
> > audience because nobody else was on the air on early Monday's except
> > for HDH.
>
> Oh, Ken had some listeners in the land of 603, too; where else could a
> kid who was supposed to be asleep from midnight to 2 hear those comedy
> classics?  92.9's signal wasn't the strongest, and was a little hard to
> tune on a cheap portable phono-radio, but it did slip across the border.
>
> I owe a heartfelt thanks to the proprietors of Ken's at Copley, the
> Aku-Aku, and Charley's Eating and Drinking Saloon ("thoroughly and
> totally opposite the Pru").
>
> --RC
>