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Some Print blurbs about A Whole 'Nuther Thing
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Gary Lycan
Radio columnist
Special to the Register
glycan@link.freedom.com
STATION BREAKS
Bob Goodman hosts his second annual "Recharge Your iPod, Pot Luck, Weekend Holiday Special" at 3 p.m. May 24 on "Whole 'Nuther Thing," KSBR/88.5 FM. Links: www.myspace.com/bob-ksbrand www.ksbr.net/jazz/fm885ksbr.ram. Users of iPod can also tune in KSBR on iTunes, the Alternative category….
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Gary Lycan
Radio columnist
Special to the Register
glycan@link.freedom.com
STATION BREAKS
Bob Goodman features the Doobie Brothers on "Whole 'Nuther Thing," 5 p.m. May 17 (Saturday) on KSBR/88.5 FM. His show starts at 3 p.m., with one-hour specials at 5 p.m. Links: www.myspace.com/bob-ksbr and www.ksbr.net/jazz/fm885ksbr.ram. Users of iPod can also tune in KSBR on iTunes, the Alternative category. …
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Gary Lycan
Radio columnist
Special to the Register
glycan@link.freedom.com
STATION BREAKS
Bob Goodman features Spirit on "Whole 'Nuther Thing," 5 p.m. May 10 (Saturday) on KSBR/88.5 FM. His show starts at 3 p.m., with one-hour specials at 5 p.m. Links: www.myspace.com/bob-ksbr and www.ksbr.net/jazz/fm885ksbr.ram. Users of iPod can also tune in KSBR on iTunes, the Alternative category. ...
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Gary Lycan
Radio columnist
Special to the Register
glycan@link.freedom.com
STATION BREAKS
Bob Goodman features the Eagles on "Whole 'Nuther Thing," 4:30 p.m. May 3 on KSBR/88.5 FM. His show starts at 3 p.m., with one-hour specials at 4:30. Links: www.myspace.com/bob-ksbr and www.ksbr.net/jazz/fm885ksbr.ram. Users of iPod can also tune in KSBR on iTunes, the Alternative category.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Gary Lycan
Radio columnist
Special to the Register
glycan@link.freedom.com
STATION BREAKS
...Bob Goodman's "Whole 'Nuther Thing" Saturday afternoons on KSBR/88.5 FM is always full of surprises. The fun starts at 3 p.m., and if you tune in at 5 p.m. on March 22, you'll spend 60 minutes with the Savoy Brown Blues Band. They're still going strong after 40 years and will perform at The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano on March 28. Check out Goodman's show on 88.5 FM, the Web site – www.ksbr/net/Jazz or on iTunes, go to KSBR in the Alternative category. …
Contact the writer: Freelance writer Gary Lycan is the Register's radio columnist.Write: Show, The Orange County Register, P.O. Box 11626, Santa Ana, CA 92711 E-mail: glycan@link.freedom.com
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12/21/07
Holiday Specials. Bob Goodman is hosting and producing two holiday specials Nat, Frank, Dean & Tony and The British Are Coming that will air at KSBR (88.5/fm). "On Saturday, December 22nd starting at 4 p.m., Ill be offering up my Holiday Gift with the best of all gifts music," emailed Goodman. For two hours Bob will play music from Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Tony Bennett. On Saturday, December 29th at 3 p.m. Bob will trace the history of the musical British Invasion. So get ready to hear twohours of the best tunes ever laid down on vinyl while you wrap those last minute gifts or finish up your last minute shopping.
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Sunday 6/24/07
STATION BREAKS
Bob Goodman's "A Whole 'Nuther Thing," 5 p.m. Saturdays on KSBR/88.5 FM, will feature his second annual holiday "Recharge Your iPod" special on Saturday. He said his "Music of Summer" special will span eight decades and all genres. For more details, go to www.ksbr.net. ...
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6/30/07
… Bob Goodman is featuring the music of the Beach Boys tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 on KSBR (88.5/fm). “I’m going to revisit the drive-ins, beaches and drag strips of our youth and refresh your memory with some tunes you've not heard in a long, long time or perhaps not at all,” emailed Goodman
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6/1/07
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 Jersey Guy. Bob Goodman gets to play whatever he wants every Saturday afternoon at KSBR (88.5/fm). Tomorrow at 5 p.m. Bob plays an hour of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. Bob works in consumer electronics, but has never forgotten that dream he gave up 30 years ago. “Getting out of radio is the thing I lament the most. I’m really sorry I didn’t stick with it,” he said by phone yesterday afternoon.
“I’ve been a radio fanatic all my life,” Bob continued. His radio dream story is familiar. He would hide his transistor radio under his pillow and when he went to bed he would DX far off stations. He was living in New York City and of all the stations he picked up, WKBW-Buffalo was his favorite. |
While attending Hunter College in New York in the early 1970s he ran the campus station. After working for a couple of stations on Long Island, he answered an ad that he discovered in Job Leads, a stapled flyer that listed available radio jobs from around the country. Growing up in the cold of New York, California sounded good. Bob took his new bride to a station in Lakeport, California. Where? Well, it is near Ukiah, a town of 1,000 that swells to 10,000 in the summer. “I was just excited about going to California and pursuing my radio career. I was sales manager and on-air guy. The job lasted three days. I’d go back to the hotel where we were staying and my wife was crying her eyes out.”
Bob packed up and headed for L.A. to stay with friends and worked in a boiler room selling ink toner. “The guy next to me was the program director of K-SURF in Santa Monica. He said he needed an overnight guy to run the automation and read news headlines every half hour. ‘K-SURF by the sea – 103.” A brief return to the East and a weekend job at WYSP-Philadelphia, the station was AOR broadcasting in Quad Stereo. “We were the Quad Father.”
That was the end of his radio dream for the next quarter of a century until six years ago. “KSBR is my local station in south Orange Country. I went back to school and got a weekend show at KSBR. They’ve given me all the freedom to play what I want.”
Tomorrow, Bob Goodman wants to play the Four Seasons. And he will. If you can’t get the radio station, the program is streamed at: http://www.ksbr.net/Jazz!FM885KSBR.ram
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Sunday, July 2, 2006
By GARY LYCAN
Special to the Register
Radio: Stations get in holiday mood with July 4 programming
...KSBR/88.5 FM's Bob Goodman was to do his annual "Pot Luck Special" Saturday. The Saddleback College station should consider repeating it Tuesday; it's a fun show to listen to. Check www.ksbr.net for updates.
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4/28/06
Hear Wax... Bob Goodman is celebrating his 100th “Whole ‘Nuther Thing” show on KSBR tomorrow afternoon from 4 – 6 p.m. The program features music from Brian Auger to Frank Zappa that nobody plays anymore …
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Sunday, April 16, 2006
By GARY LYCAN
Special to the Register
COLLEGE RADIO
Scanning the radio dial for a break from mainstream talk radio? College radio stations offer some alternatives.
...KSBR/88.5 FM is Saddleback College's station and emphasizes jazz, but its community-service programming includes specialty shows featuring hip-hop, reggae, folk and blues. Its 600-watt signal reaches as far as Norwalk to the north and Oceanside to the south.
One of its best programs is Bob Goodman's 3 p.m. Saturday show, "It's a Whole 'Nuther Thing," which Goodman describes as "hanging out with a friend and dusting off and listening to some tunes you haven't heard in a long, long time or perhaps not at all." The show celebrates its 100th episode April 29 with a A-Z program featuring music ranging from Brian Augerto Frank Zappa.
KSBR's annual Birthday Bash is May 28 at Mission San Juan Capistrano. The Web site is www.ksbr.net.
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Sunday, May 15, 2005
By GARY LYCAN
Special to the Register
STATION BREAKS
Looking for something different on radio? Saddleback College's KSBR/88.5 FM offers "A Whole Nuther Thing" at 5 p.m. Saturdays. Host Bob Goodman describes it as "kind of like hanging out with a friend for an hour and dusting off and listening to some tunes you haven't heard in years." Saturday's guest is Buddy Guy...
Free-lance writer Gary Lycan is the Register's radio columnist.
CONTACT US: Write: Show, The Orange County Register, P.O. Box 11626, Santa Ana, CA 92711 E-mail: glycan@link.freedom.com
5/27/05
Hear Ache ... Tomorrow at 4 p.m. Bob Goodman presents an extended “Whole ‘Nuther Thing” to celebrate his 1st anniversary on Saturday afternoons at KSBR. “For two hours we will celebrate the music of one of recorded music’s true icons, Steveland Morris aka Stevie Wonder,” emailed Bob. “From the youthful energy of his early r&b years to the intellectual poetry of his middle period you won’t want to miss one note.”
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5/20/05
Hear Wax ...Tomorrow night, Bob Goodman will be broadcasting live from the 8th Annual Doheny Blues Festival in Dana Point. “To mark the occasion, I’ve selected a Blues Icon, 'The Guitarist's Guitarist,’ the favorite guitarist of Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn. We’re gonna spend sixty minutes with Chicago blues legend Buddy Guy,” boasted Goodman. You can listen live at: http://www.ksbr.net/Jazz!FM885KSBR.ram
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2/25/05
Hear Ache... Tomorrow, KSBR’s Bob Goodman features an artist who is lauded as much for his humanity as his songs, Harry Chapin. “Harry has this ability to tell tales of life that we can all relate to. Join me at 4:45 p.m. and I promise you an hour of great stories.” You can listen at: http://www.ksbr.net/Jazz!FM885KSBR.ram …
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7/03/04
Radio Stuff...KSBR’s Bob Goodman will present a holiday special tomorrow on “The Best of a Whole Nuther Thing. Eclectic lost music from Earth Wind & Fire, Phil Collins, Frank Sinatra, Dire Straits, and Santana…
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4/20/04
Finder of Lost Music... Bob Goodman is having a blast on Thursday nights doing a ‘Whole 'Nuther Thing’ from 8 - 9 p.m. on KSBR/fm. “It's the last hour of my 3-hour shift and I have been afforded the opportunity and artistic freedom to feature many artists and music that no longer have a venue on terrestrial radio,” emailed Bob. “A great reward is the many listeners calling and emailing their positive feedback and hearing their personal stories about this ‘lost’ music and it's significance in their lives. I've always referred to music as the ‘Soundtrack of Our Lives’ and my listeners bear this out. The real reward and most important byproduct of my show is the exposure of its content to part of the audience that was either too young when it was current or simply just missed it. In many cases it is educational and allows listeners to hear the original recordings that may have been attributed to other artists.”
Bob enrolled at Saddleback College as a way to get back into radio. “The enjoyment I get out of these three hours is the reason I chose broadcasting as a career back in 1970, the void I fill is the byproduct of why I left it in 1976. My 3-hour air shift once a week keeps me active in an area of interest I've participated in since I was 8-years-old and listened to WINS, WABC, WMCA and WMGM on a 6 Transistor Channel Master under my pillow, or when I was 11 and discovered the joys of DXing and pulling in the distant signals of WKBW, WOWO and WBT from an apartment in NYC. But nothing had greater impact than the voice of Bill ‘Rosko’ Mercer as WOR/fm emerged from the speakers of my clock radio one terrific morning in 1966,” remembered Goodman.
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