Dick and Loy’s Media & Marketing Mayhem

Dick Wilson, K.C. Stangel, Max Floyd, Kris Kelly, and Cliff Beahm reminisce about working the first day that KY102 went on the air July 1, 1974.  Stories, tales, lies and more.

Adventures In Rock City

This is a radio series by Dick Wilson from the late 70s on KY102.  Dubbed from 45 year old reel to reel tapes so may here a wobble here and there.  "Will Jeff ever get to feel more of the monogram on Tammy's blouse besides just the "T"?  That and many more adventures...

Oldies 95 Best Bits of 1992

with Dick Wilson and Katey McGuckin.  Earl the Amazing Stuntman, Election fun, Royals songs.

"You're On Candid Phone" Episode 1

Back in the day we used to be able to help people play phone pranks on their friends....after the advance recording of the call was placed we obtained permission from the targets to air the bit on the air.  That's all changed these days so enjoy some outlaw calls from the early 90s with Dick Wilson and Katey McGuckin.

Legendary TV announcer Ernie Andersons cuts KY102

In 1981 I traveled to to LA with a sheet of paper full of KY102 liners for recording with the ABC Network announcer Ernie Anderson (remember "The Love Boat" promos?). Here is the session at LA Studios.

The Monkee's Davy Jones in studio with Dick Wilson

Take a trip back to 1988 Power 95 KC radio with the Monkey's Davy Jones as our guest on Dick Wilson & Company plus hear all the crazy morning show characters and talent and find out why Katey McGuckin was missing...

The History of Top 40 Radio is an audio documentary produced by radio legend Richard Ward Fatherly.  The cassette of the audition copy was given to me (Dick Wilson) by Richard while I was working at KCMO-FM years ago.  If you have anything to do with radio this is a must listen.  It’s the origination of the Top 40 radio format by Todd Storz at KOWH in Omaha and led to success across the nation at stations like WHB in Kansas City, KXOK St. Louis, WQAM Miami and many others.  I was always in awe of Richard’s production talents and he was very proud of this History of Top 40 radio production.  

KY102-Dick and Jay from 1979.  Just a typical day on the air with a call from Red Rogers (their worthless sports reporter) and more...return to your high school years.....

I did a series of interviews with the cast of Gummie Bears from Disney Studios back in 1989.  One was with the incredible June Foray who played the voice of "Rocky" and many others...here's her stats

June Foray (born June Lucille Forer; September 18, 1917 – July 26, 2017) was an American voice actress. She was best known as the voice of such animated characters as Rocky the Flying Squirrel, Natasha Fatale, Nell Fenwick, Lucifer from Disney's Cinderella, Cindy Lou Who, Jokey Smurf, Granny from the Warner Bros. cartoons directed by Friz Freleng, Grammi Gummi from Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears series, and Magica De Spell, among many others. 

Dave Dawson, Marshal Saper, Mike Murphy and more in this promo for A Day In The Life of KCMO-AM.  Production by the talented Jim Moore.  More coming from Dick Wilson's old cassette tapes.