It's been one year since I published the intro to this series.  97  interviews published and 122 recorded.  And, hopefully, so many more to come.  This has been so much fun.  Let's keep it going.  Thank you for listening.

In this conversation Nick Rafter talks about his early days at WRHU in the early 2000s.  Thank you for listening.

In this conversation with Charlie Kadau he talks about his early days at WVHC in the mid 1970s.  Thank you for listening.

In this conversation Thad Brown talks to me about his early days at WRHU in the mid 1990s.  Thank you for listening.

Please take some time to listen to my conversation with Anthony Chouloute about his early days at WHRU in the mid 2000s.  Thank you for listening.

More memories of Bruce Avery and two new interviews this week, featuring Anthony Chouloute talking about his days at the station in the mid 2000s and Thad Brown talking about his time at WRHU in the late 1990s. Thank you for listening.

In this interview I talk with Anthony Garcia about his early days at WRHU in the late 1990s.  A number of people mentioned Anthony in their own interviews and, after you listen to this, you'll understand why.  Thank you for listening.

I was really thrilled to get the chance to talk to Eileen de Cailles about her early days at WRHU in the late 1980s. Eileen was running the station when I arrived and she set such a high standard for what it was to work at the station and to be a leader.  Thank you for listening.

Recorded shortly after the passing of former WRHU General Manager Bruce Avery.  Some wise and kind words from Judy Vianest, some details about honoring Bruce's legacy, and a preview of upcoming episodes.  Those looking for Bruce's past interviews can find them at Episode 18 and Episode 75.  Thank you for listening.

Please check out my conversation with Jared Greenberg in which he talks about his early days at WRHU in the 2000s.  Thank you for listening.