Podcasts about z104

In 1996, a new Top 40 station launched in Washington.Z104 was upbeat and fun and did very well in the ratings for many years. Mathew Blades worked nights at the station for its first four years and later returned as its last morning host.On this episode of the DCRTV Podcast, Mathew talks about what made Z104 such a great radio station and why it eventually failed.Mathew also shares how he got fired twice from the radio station and learned the station was getting ready to flip formats from a listener calling the request line.More from DCRTV:DCRTV.comNewsletter signup: https://dcrtv.com/newsletterFollow DCRTV on FacebookBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/dcrtv-washington-radio-and-tv-podcast--6152954/support.

How to Drive Illegally - The Pope, Man of God? Rudy Sarzo, Man of God - Elon's Justify Your Job Emails -  Kid Rock is still an asshole - The Nicest Mailman Ever - Raising Teens

In Episode #25, we welcome Krista, the powerful voice behind Z104, 96.3 Star Country, and the Madtown Mom Squad Podcast. Krista bravely shares her journey of overcoming the stigma around mental health, the pain of childhood trauma, and her experiences with $exual assault. Through her story, Krista reveals how she found her voice, healed her wounds, and became a strong role model for her daughter. Join us for this deeply unscripted and raw conversation about resilience, self-worth, and breaking the cycle of generational trauma. If you or someone you know needs support around any of these topics, please do not hesitate to schedule a free discovery call with Tami. Schedule Here.  Krista also mentions Tellurian in the episode as a resource that was of great help to her through her healing journey.    Show Notes:  00:00 - Introduction to Krista, the voice behind Z104, 96.3 Star Country, and the Madtown Mom Squad Podcast. 05:17 - Krista discusses her passion for breaking the stigma surrounding mental health. 06:00 - The impact of her parents' divorce and the abandonment wound it created, leading to projections onto others. 08:24 - Krista shares the moment when the pain became unbearable, leading her to attempt to end her life. 10:15 - Krista recounts her first experience of sexual assault in 6th grade. 12:53 - Another violation in 7th grade left Krista in a "freeze" state. 16:40 - Moving away to a different state didn't stop the violence from following Krista. 18:42 - Krista's audition for Second City and how it led her into the radio business. 19:25 - The aftermath of being mugged by three men, which triggered severe anxiety and physical reactions. 21:00 - Krista shares the traumatic experience of being assaulted by a family member and the toll it took on her body. 23:28 - How trauma therapy, specifically EMDR, was recommended by her therapist. 24:26 - The connection between all her trauma and her childhood abandonment wound. 25:06 - The importance of creating a safe space for children to express their emotions. 25:54 - Krista discusses how looking at herself as a child was a pivotal step in her healing journey. 26:49 - Addressing the common question: “Why are you coming forward now?” 27:53 - Exploring how abandonment wounds can manifest in various aspects of life. 28:38 - How therapy helped Krista stop being a people pleaser and recognize her self-worth. 31:21 - Krista's advice to women who have experienced trauma. 35:25 - The prevalence of body dysmorphia and disordered eating among those who experienced childhood trauma. 37:06 - How to ensure children feel safe and open to discussing their feelings. 38:38 - The dangers of people-pleasing, which creates a false sense of love and builds resentment. 39:44 - Strategies for creating emotional safety within the body to prevent trauma responses. 40:44 - Why people avoid pain through addictions and the resulting harm to themselves and others. 42:35 - The importance of breaking the cycle of generational trauma. 46:49 - Krista's journey to becoming a strong role model for both her Inner Child and her 14-year-old daughter. 49:23 - How Krista set strong boundaries to protect her energy, peace, and healing. 51:48 - The power of forgiveness and how it is ultimately for your own benefit. 53:38 - Finding people who truly support you and knowing when to let go of those who don't. 1:02:40 - The importance of helping children detach from their ego to prevent the creation of false narratives. 1:06:16 - Krista's response to losing her job and the lessons learned from that experience. 1:10:56 - Krista offers advice for abuse survivors and highlights resources like Tellurian. 1:15:12 - A plug for Krista's podcast, Madtown Mom Squad, co-hosted with three other moms, focusing on real conversations. 1:19:50 - Wrapping up the most unscripted episode ever.

In the 1970's, 80's and 90's, there was a great CHR radio station in Frederick called Z104.Kemosabi Joe was the Program Director and did mornings in the 1970s and 1980s.On this episode, we discuss how Joe made a small radio station sound so big.Some of the topics we cover during this episode:The secret that made Z104 such a great radio stationWhy Joe liked to recycle DJ names, somebody would leave, and he would give the new person the old person's name.How Z104 was a launching ground for new DJ's, and a temporary home when someone in DC or Baltimore would lose their job.Christmas Cash For Kids - A fundraiser that Z104 did every year for 20 years.We also talk about the jingles Z104 used.Where Joe went after Z104, and what he's doing today.

Mornings 6-10 on Z104!

Utah's #1 Country

Keith Urban Talks Las Vegas Residency With Dave & Deb

Todos sabemos que Pegaso es una marca mítica y rodeada de misterios y de historias desconocidas e interesantes. Y hoy vamos a contar una de ellas, la historia de las excepcionales berlinas 4 puertas de Pegaso que no llegaron a nacer. El centro técnico de Pegaso se llamaba CETA, iniciales de ”Centro Español de Técnicas de Automoción”. En su memoria de 1947, en la que se reflejaba todos los objetivos y trabajos que iba a abordar Pegaso, se hablaba de camiones, de autobuses, de autobastidores, de motores marinos, de tractores y se remataba con esta frase: “Inicios de estudios y proyectos de un coche de calidad para servicios de representación y para exportación”. La intención de hacer una berlina de lujo ya estaba clara en 1947, pero seguía intacta en 1949 donde en una ponencia se hablaba abiertamente de la fabricación de 200 berlinas de representación con motor de gasolina de 125 CV. El proyecto era muy ambicioso. Ricart comentaba que el motor, la parte más compleja, ya estaba completamente desarrollado. Había ideas claras para el bastidor y suspensiones. Y que, para el diseño de la carrocería, recomendaba la contratación de la casa Farina de Torino, en esos momentos una de las empresas líderes en diseño y fabricación de carrocería. El Pegaso Z101 era un cochazo… y lo sería hoy día, pero en la España de 1949 era imposible soñar con algo así y menos fabricado en España. Este primer diseño, prácticamente finalizada, era de un coche con una distancia entre ejes de 3,3 m. una longitud de casi 5,5 m. y un motor V8 de 4,5 litros y 150 CV a solo 4.500 rpm. Leyendo y viendo lo que Wifredo Ricart, alma del proyecto, y su equipo proponían es inevitable pensar que les dio un verdadero “subidón”. Y es que el motor V8 era realmente excepcional, pero es que pensaron incluso… en un V12. AL final se dieron cuenta de un “pequeño detalle”: No cabía en la carrocería del Z101. Bajo la denominación Z102 nace un coupé descapotable de dos puertas con distancia entre ejes y longitud reducidas de respectivamente de 3 a 2,9 metros y de 5,4 a 4,8 metros. También se pensó en una carrocería berlina para este Z102 que estéticamente tenía una clara influencia americana… una influencia que no era casual como veremos más adelante. En 1953 se sigue trabajando en el proyecto y nace el Z104 ya con muchas novedades. El motor es el mismo, el espléndido V8, pero las suspensiones cambian, sobre todo la trasera, que pasa a ser de ruedas independientes. Una idea tomada de jaguar entre otros es llevar los frenos traseros a la salida del diferencial para evitar “masas no suspendidas” es decir, aquellas que no se benefician de las suspensiones y que siguen el perfil del terreno, como ruedas, bujes o los propios frenos… cuanto menos, masas no suspendidas, mejor. Hubo una segunda versión de este Z104, más posibilista, tanto que el estudio de la carrocería se encargó nada más y nada menos que Touring, que a partir del original hizo un diseño algo más compacto. Era un coche “híbrido” porque fue un trabajo de cooperación entre la firma americana Studebaker y la propia Pegaso. La marca americana, en esos años, tenía una gama muy atractiva que llamo la atención de Ricart. En concreto el Studebaker Commander de 1953 fue la base del proyecto de Pegaso. Y es que el Commander se publicitaba como “el nuevo coche americano al gusto europeo”. El acuerdo era muy ambicioso y no se circunscribía a los coches. De hecho, en el contrato figuraban cláusulas como esta que os leo: “ENASA se compromete a hacer uso de sus mejores oficios y de ayudar a Studebaker a presentar al gobierno español vehículos militares Studebaker…” Conviene recordar que la buena relación de Wifredo con Studebaker proviene desde sus tiempos de Alfa Romeo, cuando la marca americana intentó fichar al técnico español. Se diseño motor V8 específico que tenía tanto en común con el V8 3,8 litros de Studebaker que da que pensar que la idea pudiese ser aprovechar cierta maquinaria traída de Norteamérica. Las medidas de motor, incluidos la distancia entre centro de cilindros, eran idénticas y con una equivalencia casi exacta en pulgadas. Este motor se estimaba que ofreciese unos 200 CV a 4.000 rpm. De este motor hubo multitud de variantes, una incluso pensada para otro proyecto de Pegaso que no llegó a realizarse: El monoplaza de F1. Realmente hay quien dice que Ricart no diseño un motor para un coche de calle del que podrían derivarse versiones de competición, sino que fue al contario, diseño un motor de competición del que podían derivarse versiones de calle. Studebaker estuvo al borde de la quiebra y Pegaso en vez de mirar a un lado, mira a otro, cambia los USA por Italia y en 1956 aparece en el acta del consejo de la empresa la propuesta para la fabricación del Z104 Touring, con la idea de montarlo en la nueva fábrica de Barajas, a la salida de Madrid, donde ya se fabricaban los camiones Pegaso… de hecho ese enorme complejo, que aún hoy existe, se llamaba entonces “Ciudad Pegaso”. El Pegaso Z104 Touring de 1956 era un diseño atractivo y posibilista… A finales de los años 50 España, que siempre estaba en crisis, sufrió una crisis económica aún mayor y se cancelan varios proyectos. Entre ellos el de los deportivos Pegaso Z103 de los que se liquida o destruye todo y el de las berlinas Z104, con todo el diseño hecho, un motor magnífico y un buen contrato con Touring. Wifredo Ricart presenta su dimisión. Fin. Realmente para hacernos una idea de cómo hubiese sido el Pegaso Z104 Touring podemos contemplar el Maserati Quattroporte de 1963… la conclusión no puede ser otra… ¡qué pena! O sí puede ser otra, ¡cambiemos la historia! ¿Cómo veis un vídeo de historia ficción en que Pegaso no de carpetazo a su división de coches? Coche del día. Voy a elegir a un coche elegante donde los haya: El Maserati 3000 GT Spyder Vignale… ¿Qué relación hay con lo que he contado? Ninguna, salvo que este coche, espectacular, aparece en el mismo número de la revista… ¡y quería que lo conociérais!

Utah's #1 Country

When you think about the 1990's your mind probably goes to Alternative Rock, grunge and Nirvana, right?  Mine goes to this week's nominee who not only was part of a fabulous team at Z104.5 The Edge radio station in Tulsa during this era, but he helped launch some of the best concerts Tulsa has ever seen.  We're catching up and trying to keep up with Ray Seggern.

Z104 morning Show Podcast

When county music star Garth Brooks announced he was coming to Utah, 50-thousand tickets sold out in less than 30-minutes.  It was Ticketmaster's fastest stadium sell out in US history... So Garth Brooks called up Utah's country music station Z104 and pitched a dive bar show.  The catch? No tickets are for sale to the low-key concert. But that didn't stop scammers from selling bogus tickets...  Country music station Z104 Morning Show Host and Program Director Deb Turpin joins us live to explain the Garth Brooks scams going around and how they are combating them. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey, Team Stevia! Joining us today is Josh Venable and Chuck Stikl from Z104.5 - The Edge. Hang out with us as we talk about radio, the Tulsa music scene, local music on the radio, and more! Huge thanks to Josh and Chuck for their time. We had a blast! Talk soon, S+L EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Cody Robinson, Chris Sharpe, Kayleigh Snider, and Sierra Miller. HANG OUT WITH US ON THE INTERNET: https://www.linktr.ee/thesteviashow

This is the final Saturday Rewind of Show for 2020, but we will be back in 2021 with some fun old content from back in the Z104 days. But, this week's show is still packed with great content from both past and present, including the most requested rewind of all time, Connie and Fish's version of "Baby It's Cold Outside". It also includes another famous Connie and Fish moment when Connie ordered a cheesecake off of QVC. But the featured rewind of the week was a little known Connie and Fish segment. It's when Fish shared his want for a mystical drink that only people from Boston would know about, the Boston Tea Bag. Connie had told him about the drink years ago and we were recalling Fish's desire to visit boston so he could experience the tea bag.

In conversation with one of my dearest friends and mentor, marketing and radio veteran Sammy Simpson. Sammy shares his beginnings in radio as an on-air personality to how he found his voice and calling transitioning into promotions and marketing. He highlights his successes and struggles along the way while moving across stations and markets within the United States. We also discuss how our paths crossed at Z104 in Washington DC to how we both ended up at iHeart Radio's Flagship Top 40 station, Z100 in New York City and how influential Sammy has been and continues to be on my personal and professional growth and development both as a mentor and trusted friend. Sammy currently resides and works in Raleigh, North Carolina as the Brand/Content Manager at Capitol Broadcasting Company. More about Sammy: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sammysimpson/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sammywsimpson/ VIDEO AVAILABLE @ https://youtu.be/yMvctbFq3MU --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/963podcast/message

Garth & Trisha discuss their new single, "Shallow"

This week's episode features RRCA running coach and former DJ at Z104.5 the Edge here in Tulsa, Cindy Knull. This episode was a real treat for me as we dive into Cindy's passion for running at a young age and then take a stroll down memory lane of year's gone by when talking about Cindy's past as a radio DJ for a rock station here in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I spent so many hours as a youth pretending to be a DJ and know many of you probably did the same thing. Cindy has run more than 20 half marathons and has completed 7 marathons and 2 50K races, which makes her an official ultra runner and we even had some good discussion on what it would take for Cindy to take the next steps to complete a 50 miler. Cindy has taken her running passion to the next level as she recently completed her RRCA certification and desires to help other runners in their personal running journey. This is a very special thing to obtain and I know that Cindy is very excited for this next season in her life.    This episode is sure to motivate and inspire you as you take on your next challenge that may seem to big. Cindy imparts a lot of wisdom for runners and shares that it is important to just enjoy the journey and run the mile you are in and not worry about what is coming up next. It is so important to keep focus on the here and now instead of worrying about the past or even the future ahead. Cindy shares a valuable lesson in where anyone can accomplish anything if they put their minds to it. Of course it doesn't hurt when a friend challenges you to run a distance you have zero desire to complete and it turns out to be the catalyst to change your life forever.   Also be sure to check out my recent nomination by Feedspot as one of the top 10 ultra running podcasts. Extremely honored for this opportunity. Here is the link that you can go and listen to all of these amazing ultra running podcasts at  https://blog.feedspot.com/ultra_running_podcasts/  

The Milwaukee Brewers continue to win, and the Chicago Cubs continue to lose to the St. Louis Cardinals. Steve, Ryan and J.P. discuss whether this is the best scenario for the Brewers to make the playoffs, and if the current lock down bullpen is enough to carry and offense that's been doing just enough. Subscribe to the new weekly MKE Tailgate Green Bay Packers podcast Reporting As Eligible. New episodes drop Wednesday afternoons. Use the promo code MKETailgate to receive 20% off in the Karben4 webstore. Music: Fair Weather Fans by The Baseball Project, recorded live at WFMU --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mketailgate/message

This week on episode 32 of The Mike and Erick Experience (I know we said 33 in the show, but trust me its 32!), the boys chat about Erick's first time on stage doing comedy. They also jump into if DC is ready for the CAPS to win the Stanley Cup. Plus, what they find attractive in women! AND way too much more to type!

This week on The Mike and Erick Experience, Sos from the Kane show AND Wingin It the Podcast join the guys to talk polyamorous relationships, fashion, and why Erick needed to get finger printed this week. Plus, we talk the new Predator trailer and the announcement of the upcoming Bad Boys 3 movie inside Mikes Movie Moment!

Here it is! The entire saga of Sean the angry boyfriend who got caught trying to set up his own girlfriend as a cheater! This includes the audio of Sean's visit to the Z104 studios!

Tim and Anthony talk OHSAA playoffs and the Z104 game of the week in week 11 Cardinal Mooney @ Poland in the first round of the OHSAA football playoffs. Plus, Tim talks Browns news and Anthony give his update on the Broncos.

Scores From Week 6 of the high school football season. Z104 game of the week Liberty vs LaBrae

EPISODE 16 - This week Landry talks to Evan Hughes, One of the most well-known comics from Tulsa, he has worked with Creed Bratton (The Office), David Liebe Hart (Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!), Tim Northern (Last Comic Standing) and more. Evan recently performed at Easter Island and was featured on Z104.5 The Edge's Chuckapalooza, and if you can't get enough of lil bb Evan Hughes you can join the more than 250 Tulsans that wear a shirt with his face on it (seriously). THEN - Landry is joined by HGTV host, Shep Woolery, and Wrestling Coach Jimmy Garvin. Jeff Brown is a local improviser, and sketch comedy actor/writer. He's a beloved lil boy and when he's onstage whether it be with Crayons! Improv, his hilarious Improv-Alcohol hybrid show (Which you can watch for the last time at the Comedy Parlor September 2nd at 10pm), or alongside any other combination of performers - he's impossible to take your eyes off of. This bio really sounds like the author is in love with Jeff Brown... But I'm not. I'm Just an intern here. I write what Landry is currently yelling at me while he stuffs Braums chicken in his mouth. Oops, I just missed something he said about Jeff Brown... I'll just make something up I guess... Jeff once single-handedly beat the entire Harlem Globetrotters team at a game of Basketball.  Featuring: Jeff Brown, Ethan Sandoval, and Evan Hughes

This week Landry talks to Evan Hughes, One of the most well-known comics from Tulsa, he has worked with Creed Bratton (The Office), David Liebe Hart (Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!), Tim Northern (Last Comic Standing) and more. Evan recently performed at Easter Island and was featured on Z104.5 The Edge’s Chuckapalooza, and if you can't get enough of lil bb Evan Hughes you can join the more than 250 Tulsans that wear a shirt with his face on it (seriously).THEN - Landry is joined by HGTV host, Shep Woolery, and Wrestling Coach Jimmy Garvin.Jeff Brown is a local improviser, and sketch comedy actor/writer. He's a beloved lil boy and when he's onstage whether it be with Crayons! Improv, his hilarious Improv-Alcohol hybrid show (Which you can watch for the last time at the Comedy Parlor September 2nd at 10pm), or alongside any other combination of performers - he's impossible to take your eyes off of. This bio really sounds like the author is in love with Jeff Brown... But I'm not. I'm Just an intern here. I write what Landry is currently yelling at me while he stuffs Braums chicken in his mouth. Oops, I just missed something he said about Jeff Brown... I'll just make something up I guess... Jeff once single-handedly beat the entire Harlem Globetrotters team at a game of Basketball. Featuring: Jeff Brown, Ethan Sandoval, and Evan Hughes Listen on itunes Find out more about Two Planet Productions and get an exclusive offer through our network! Save up to 73% when you purchase 5 Pack Fever Cigars! Purchase ANY cigars in this category and your ENTIRE order ships free! Take 15% Off Your Order of $25+

Nobody entered our contest. Go figure!?!Mail Bag:Two from Becky:1) One on Z104's contest. Holding Dad's feet to the fire again.2) Why a woman had to change hotels.(A little humor from the Beckster.)Two from Mike:1) Generic brand names for Viagra.2) Amish computer virus.One from Dennis: Suing the big companies.(More humor.)The Rest of the Show:1) The tragedy at Fort Hood.Snake of the Week - Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan. (Pictured)2) Orlando shooting: accused was "mentally ill".Dan has fired his share of people.....hmmmmmm. An anecdote about 1 of them.3) The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino: $166M win was slot malfunction.4) Football coach throws punch over girl's right to play.5) Suspension over sexy slumber party photos leads to ACLU lawsuit.

Fair and balanced my ass.Dan's way or the highway.EOTS: We got ethics.Lt. Gov. Barbara Lawton says she won't run for Governor.Mail Bag:Two from Peter this week:1) Racy radio promotion on Z-104. EOTS starts a contest of their very own.2) Jury awards $16 million for death from water drinking contest.Two from Allen:1) Do you feel Members of Congress should be forced to enroll themselves in the health care plan they vote for? (fleming.house.gov)2) Leads in to the opening story of the show. (See below.)One from Dennis:1) Michigan man sues for right to put back family's nativity scene on public median.The Rest of the Show:1) The Budweiser Story: Dan think's Allen and all who believe the story were duped. What do you think? (eots@inbox.com)2) Larry David blasted for "Curb Your Enthusiasm" episode where he urinates on Jesus painting.Snake of the Week - Larry David.3) Panhandling limitations on State Street criticized.

Z104.5 The Edge afternoon guy Kenny talks with Rob of Dropping Daylight.