GRAYE MATTER! The Michigan Oldies Podcast is pleased to welcome Michigan native and broadcast veteran Tom Graye to the wattage cottage!

Actually, Tom bringing six cold Leinenkugels immensely contributed to the odds of admission to this, the most exclusive of media properties.

Listen as Tom and Tony laugh, guffaw, play oldies that somehow didn't find their way on the "approved" list, and learn what it was really like to work for the legendary Big 89, WLS!

It's waiting for you right here on The Michigan Oldies Podcast!

By the way, if you're wondering where Art Van is, think of CSI, The Rat Pack & Penn & Teller...then forget all of those things. Yes, Brother Arthur is in Vegas, but being of somewhat sound mind and weak wallet, the buffet may be a financial challenge. Don't worry, he'll be back soon on The Michigan Oldies Podcast.

The holidays are behind us, the Super Bowl is in front of us, and one degree is all we get as we thaw out the Million Dollar Hard Drive Of Hits. While we do that, enjoy this Michigan Oldies Podcast classic episode from January 2006. Stay toasty!

Tony Clark and special guest co-host Dave Winston get you synced with the Christmas season. Move the A Strings, Mannheim Steamroller and muzak-y Christmas songs out of the way! Who could ever top such classics as Christmas At Ground Zero and Marshmallow World as only the Ronettes could belt out? We mix in the holiday stuff with our regular fare of rare but not-too-well-done oldies. Why? Because Santa would've wanted it that way! It's A Michigan Oldies Podcast Christmas, upsurped only by anything Rudolph might have left on your roof!

Tony Clark and special guest co-host Dave Winston get you synced with the Christmas season. Move the A Strings, Mannheim Steamroller and muzak-y Christmas songs out of the way! Who could ever top such classics as Christmas At Ground Zero and Marshmallow World as only the Ronettes could belt out?

We mix in the holiday stuff with our regular fare of rare but not-too-well-done oldies. Why? Because Santa would've wanted it that way!

It's A Michigan Oldies Podcast Christmas, upsurped only by anything Rudolph might have left on your roof!

THE TURKEY TROT! It's another opportunity to travel, get together with relatives, enjoy a great meal, loosen up the ol' belt, and OD on football. On the other hand, if burning more expensive fuel galls you, you can't stand Uncle Dick, no one will feed you outside of a rescue mission, and you hocked your belt betting on the Lions and the Wolverines last weekend, theres always a delicious can of Spam and The Michigan Oldies Podcast Thanksgiving Special! Plug in those earbuds, especially when visiting relatives this weekend, and let them know where your true loyalties lie!

THE TURKEY TROT! It's another opportunity to travel, get together with relatives, enjoy a great meal, loosen up the ol' belt, and OD on football.

On the other hand, if burning more expensive fuel galls you, you can't stand Uncle Dick, no one will feed you outside of a rescue mission, and you hocked your belt betting on the Lions and the Wolverines last weekend, theres always a delicious can of Spam and The Michigan Oldies Podcast Thanksgiving Special!

Plug in those earbuds, especially when visiting relatives this weekend, and let them know where your true loyalties lie!

RUN, BAMBI, RUN! It is now Deer Season in the Michigan woods. To keep it from being Art & Tony Season, we decided to stay in and crank out another podcast. Rare Motown hits from Diana Ross & The Velvelettes, classic commercials, etc...the hunt is over when you catch the Michigan Oldies Podcast!

RUN, BAMBI, RUN! It is now Deer Season in the Michigan woods. To keep it from being Art & Tony Season, we decided to stay in and crank out another podcast. Rare Motown hits from Diana Ross & The Velvelettes, classic commercials, etc...the hunt is over when you catch the Michigan Oldies Podcast!

Remember when Bob Seger did his big comeback tour? We do, as we present this encore Michigan Oldies Podcast from November 2006 with Tony & Michigan radio veteran Dave Winston, who could have been Frank Zappa in another life. Or maybe Groucho Marx.