I agree with John. We were pretty civil, all things considered. I know I wasn't real happy when Zarecki and Les Andrews tried instituting a format, but hey, rip up a piece of paper...problem solved! No need to "Burn Down the Mission" so to speak.
My only pyrotechnic radio episode happened when I was in Massachusetts with the Z's at WGRG. We had a jock named Dave C who was a bit of a joker. He'd pull stuff on you in an effort to crack you up while on the air. He'd pull your chair back while you were doing a live spot and rather than get up, you'd be three feet back of the mic, shouting.
One day I was reading the weather when a hand came around the board and flicked a bic lighter. The weather copy proceeded to go up in flames while I was reading it. Had to make up a forecast for the next two hours until a new one came over the AP.
That was back when radio was fun.
ok, so now we're all friends and together on this site.....
first person to start singing koom-byahh gets a lunger in the eye!
Don't blame Greg...it's probably Zarecki's fault!!
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My only pyrotechnic radio episode happened when I was in Massachusetts with the Z's at WGRG. We had a jock named Dave C who was a bit of a joker. He'd pull stuff on you in an effort to crack you up while on the air. He'd pull your chair back while you were doing a live spot and rather than get up, you'd be three feet back of the mic, shouting.
One day I was reading the weather when a hand came around the board and flicked a bic lighter. The weather copy proceeded to go up in flames while I was reading it. Had to make up a forecast for the next two hours until a new one came over the AP.
That was back when radio was fun.
Just making sure you're still awake.
first person to start singing koom-byahh gets a lunger in the eye!
Don't blame Greg...it's probably Zarecki's fault!!
I wish you well, Mr. M.