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Neil is back from Italy. WSUN has changed format to sports, Bob Lassiter got fired, and a watered down version of the Ron and Ron Show is still on mornings. Some hockey talk, Jeff Rimer will be a guest tomorrow, and free tickets for the Panthers - Flyers game.

Neil's second day back from his vacation. He is fed up with the format, and decides to not play the rejoins and promos. Passion Phones is no longer on WSUN, and is on tape at WTKS. Gary Bruce and Jaz McKay no longer work at WWWE. Management is off to three days of meetings.

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Clip of Neil's last day on WSUN. It is Farewell Friday.

Neil wants the fans to let him know how they like the station line up. Management is screwing up WIOD, Neil can't get the Camillus House totals, and the big news is that Ron and Ron will be starting on WSUN on Monday. Don & Mike rumor, Neil loves Randi Rhodes, and an autographed Luiz Miquel gift. 10 - Noon

*Updated* With Noon to Two hours. Ron & Ron moving to WSUN, Bob Lassiter moves to afternoons. Changes coming to WIOD. Jaz McKay makes WIOD debut. Neil campaigns for Randi Rhodes for afternoons on WIOD. Adam Kirschner & Marvin Rawman Show Spy Report. Dolphins vs. Chargers. Luis Miguel. Sad Jets fan, Lassiter, WSUN speculation

Noon - 2 PM Neil's first call is from the Thanks For Calling Lady. WSUN listeners are not happy with the changes that are coming. Jeff DeForrest calls. No new Guitar Man songs, and spy reports.

Neil wants to get paid today, so he sends Adam out to get his check. While in Vegas Neil saw Luis Miguel in concert. Something is in the wind at WSUN. Noon - 1:45

Neil thinks they should all do their shows from WSUN while the WIOD studios are being renovated, but he may have to raise the money for the trip. Florias brought in a big lunch, but all Neil got was 1 slice of pizza, the chazzers at IOD took the rest of the food. Jim Schuyler calls, and are the fart sounds real?

From the big 1-2 hour broadcasting from the WSUN studio Randi Rhodes drops by on her way to pick up Jim at the airport, and Rick Riley and Neil reminisce about their Sarasota radio days. 31 min clip

Neil Rogers and the gantzeh mishpocha from WIOD are in Tampa broadcasting from WSUN. Glen "The Bird" Hill flies in from Lakeland, and a big announcement about Bob Lassiter returning to the air in Tampa. Clip ends with Jim Schuyler's latest hit "Bob Lassiter Disease".

Neil finds out that Al Goldstein has dropped out of the sheriff's race. Day 3 on WSUN. Trends come out at the end of the show.

10 AM - Noon 2nd day of WIOD simulcast on 620 WSUN in Tampa. Neil gets calls all over the state Will The Bird call in before Noon? Neil talks about Bob Lassiter's fat eyelids. Allen J. Finkelson. Paul Harvey Junior. The Bird Glen Hill calls in from Lakeland. Johnny Dork. Salty Sal. The Chronic from Lutz. Calls from El Jobean and Acob. Sally Fitz. Be True to Your Shul.

Neil Rogers Show. The WSUN simulcast begins. Noon - 2PM Crazy lady from Sarasota, a Larry Lujack bit, and Neil has finally got a cart of his call to WIOD when he thought he was going to die in the hospital. A fan brought Neil a tape of the call he made on June 8th.

Neil Rogers comes to Tampa to visit Bob Lassiter at WSUN.

From the early days on WSUN. Glen "The Bird" Hill, and Stan Major call in, plus the Cronic from Lutz. Date approximate

harassing the toll operators, WABC jingles, an old radio guy, and Neil is really tired of the replays on WSUN.

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Neil is back from Italy. WSUN has changed format to sports, Bob Lassiter got fired, and a watered down version of the Ron and Ron Show is still on mornings. Some hockey talk, Jeff Rimer will be a guest tomorrow, and free tickets for the Panthers - Flyers game. **48 additional minutes added**

Neil's second day back from his vacation. He is feed up with the format, and decides to not play the rejoins and promos. Passion Phones is no longer on WSUN, and is on tape at WTKS. Gary Bruce and Jaz McKay are no longer work at WWWE. Management is off to three days of meetings.

Clip of Neil's last day on WSUN. It is Farewell Friday.

Neil wants the fans to let him know how they like the station line up. Management is screwing up WIOD, Neil can't get the Camillus House totals, and the big news is that Ron and Ron will be starting on WSUN on Monday. Don & Mike rumor, Neil loves Randi Rhodes, and an autographed Luiz Miquel gift. 10 - Noon

*Updated* With Noon to Two hours. Ron & Ron moving to WSUN, Bob Lassiter moves to afternoons. Changes coming to WIOD. Jaz McKay makes WIOD debut. Neil campaigns for Randi Rhodes for afternoons on WIOD. Adam Kirschner & Marvin Rawman Show Spy Report. Dolphins vs. Chargers. Luis Miguel. Sad Jets fan, Lassiter, WSUN speculation

Noon - 2PM Neil's first call is from the Thanks For Calling Lady. WSUN listeners are not happy with the changes that are coming. Jeff DeForrest calls, no new Guitar Man songs, and spy reports.

Neil wants to get paid today, he sends Adam out to get his check. While in Vegas Neil saw Luis Miguel in concert. Something is in the wind at WSUN. Noon - 1:45

Neil thinks they should all do their shows from WSUN while the WIOD studios are being renovated, but he may have to raise the money for the trip. Floria's brought is a big lunch, but all Neil got was 1 slice of pizza, the chazzers at IOD took the rest of the food. Jim Schuyler calls, and are the fart sounds real.

From the big 1-2 hour broadcasting from the WSUN studios Randi Rhodes drops by on her way to pick up Jim at the airport, and Rick Riley and Neil reminisce about their Sarasota radio days. 31 min clip

Neil Rogers and the gantzeh mishpocha from WIOD are in Tampa broadcasting from WSUN. Glen "The Bird" Hill flies in from Lakeland, and a big announcement about Bob Lassiter returning to the air in Tampa. Clip ends with Jim Schuyler's latest hit "Bob Lassiter Disease".

Neil finds out that Al Goldstein drops out of sheriff race. Day 3 on WSUN. Trends come out at the end of the show.

10 AM - Noon 2nd day of WIOD simulcast on 620 WSUN in Tampa. Neil gets calls all over the state Will The Bird call in before Noon? Neil talks about Bob Lassiter's fat eyelids. Allen J. Finkelson. Paul Harvey Junior. The Bird Glen Hill calls in from Lakeland. Johnny Dork. Salty Sal. The Chronic from Lutz. Calls from El Jobean and Acob. Sally Fitz. Be True to Your Shul.

The very first Smoke This! Show (now the Cigar Dave Show) from July 8, 1995 on 620 WSUN in the Cigar City of Tampa, FL

Haslam's Books, now Florida's largest new & used book store, was established in St. Petersburg in 1933 by two avid readers, John and Mary Haslam. After World War II they were joined by the second generation, Charles and Elizabeth. The business began to expand. In response to customers' requests, new technical books were added, then Bibles and religious books and finally a complete line of trade books and a large section for children. The business has moved four times to accommodate growth. Today the store covers 30,000 square feet and contains some 300,000 books. To promote books and reading, Charles had a television program on WEDU, the local PBS station, called "The Wonderful World of Books," and reviewed books on WSUN radio. He also appeared as a regular guest on WTOG-TV. Elizabeth operated book fairs at local schools for 25 years and now conducts "field trips" of ‘Florida's largest book store' for elementary classes. Both have been active in the American Bookseller's Association (Charles was president from 1978 - 1980). They have taught in Bookseller Schools and written chapters in "The Manual of Bookselling." Both are published authors. In 1973, the third generation came into the business: daughter Suzanne (who also authored a chapter in the "Manual on Bookselling") and husband Ray Hinst a history, classics & military expert. Ray and I talk here about book re-printers, early Baedekers, not collecting your own inventory, the explosion in self-publishing and authors who want bookstores to carry their works and provide signing events, collecting what you like, and the error of passing up on buying opportunities.