Podcasts about celebrate radio

Pam Pulice, writer and director of ‘The Dick Biondi Film’, joins John Landecker to talk about the continuing effort to bring a comprehensive documentary of Chicago radio legend Dick Biondi. She shares the history of the project as well as an upcoming event to celebrate Biondi’s 89th birthday and raise funds for the film.

The first of our series from Celebrate Radio with reporter Don Fass - Eddie Butler and the Black Hebrews of Israel.

‘Love never ends’ - a preview of our new Celebrate Radio Positively Music show with Don Fass - coming soon to an FM station near you! Here's a preview of the new weekly 'Positively Music' FM show coming soon in 2007... This show features: Plugs from: Anne Graham Lotz, Wes Stafford Shadrach - I am the one Georgia - See you fly Mark Shelton - Runaway Eddie from Pralay, Bombay, India Zehnder - Love never ends Pam Thum - Love sees Raymond McCullough - I heard it Seeds - Unity Cali - Get up (theme) Listen live around the world at: www.celebrateradio.com

A star-studded promo for On Bleecker Street with Peter Asher, Mary Travers, Chubby Checker, Del Shannon, Screaming Jay Hawkins, Melanie, The Righteous Brothers, James Brown, Dr. Hook, Tiny Tim, John Sebastian, Dr. John, Gary Owens, Mary Wells, Dick Clark, Gary Puckett, Darlene Love, Mary Wells, Lulu, Iron Butterfly, Odetta and Joey Dee all introducing Don. (Be sure to see our whole Sixties Net web site ( www.sixties.net ) and Celebrate Radio too ( www.celebrateradio.com )

On Bleecker Street promo with Children of Children theme and crew from WVXU, Cincinnati (Be sure to see our whole Sixties Net web site ( www.sixties.net ) and Celebrate Radio too ( www.celebrateradio.com )

John Kay of Steppenwolf talks to Don Fass about Born to Be Wild at Bogarts in Cincinnati, 1982. (Be sure to see our whole Sixties Net web site ( www.sixties.net ) and Celebrate Radio too ( www.celebrateradio.com )

60's poet icon, Allen Ginsberg, sings the Don and Deanna On Bleecker Street intro. (Be sure to see our whole Sixties Net web site ( www.sixties.net ) and Celebrate Radio too ( www.celebrateradio.com )