67WMAQ is going to make me rich!

"Beeee - eSSSS" Bob Sirott. WLS Chicago 890 AM from 1973-1980.

I normally only listen to the radio while driving and pretty much just listen to WGN 720AM, unless they are covering a sports game. I grew up listening to Wally Phillips and Roy Leonard on WGN's morning show riding to school in the morning. Part of my Dad's family was from Evanston, so he normally listened to the Chicago stations. In later years I enjoyed Uncle Bobby (Bob Collins), and Spike O'Dell, who took over his morning show after Mr. Collins tragic death in a plane crash. I like Milt Rosenberg's "Extension 720" evening program.

I currently listen to Steve Cochran, Dean Richards and Garry Meier on WGN. I used to catch Garry on WLS when he was with Roe Conn. My car radio stopped picking up WLS clear enough to listen to about the time Garry was off the air due to a contract dispute with WLS.

I grew up listening to Paul Harvey when I'd visit my grandparents out on their farm, back in the late 60's and early 70's. Grandpa would come in from the field for lunch in time to wash up and sit down to the kitchen table and eat while listening to Mr. Harvey. Talking was not permitted until the broadcast was over.

John Serio -- the crazy italian guy!

Hey Nina, I remember Uncle Larry and Little Tommy. We used to listen to them on our way to school every morning when all we had was AM radio in our car. I also remember animal stories. You can buy the CDs. I don't remember what the website was that I bought it from but it was only a couple of years ago when I got one for my dad. It was great bonding time.

Remember WLS on - I think it was - 890 AM? There was a morning show with Ol' Uncle Lair and Little Snotnose Tommy. They had a segment with bizarre animal stories that I used to love. In fact, I remember buying the record of Animal Stories (Best of...) for my dad for Christmas one year!

Definetely Mike, Steve, Stan,Beth, Al,Ken, J.B, and Tim. Greatest dj's, news reporters and sports personalities around!! Keeps ya smilin.

i would say my favorite radio station was wls, in chicago, larry lujack,clark weber. now its bob and tom 101.5, mad town.

For me growing up it was John Wietzel & Jerry Dunbar on 1380 WBEL-Beloit. As i got older I switched to 100 Country WJVL Remember when they Signed off @ 11pm?
Today It's Mike in the Morning on 99.9 I also switch over to the sister station for Bob's imput and features. I believe Janesville is Very lucky to havr the talen we have on OUR Station.Bob,Ken,Al, Mike , Steve, Rose, JB,The 2 Stans, Rose, The 2 Tims,Bethand anyone else i might have missed.

I have been a WJVL fan since they first started and were called WJVL country 100...way before the changed to 99.9
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Before that all I listened to was in my parents car either WCLO or more often than not WBBM Chicago.
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But these days my dial is at 99.9 and dosen't change unless I am out of range.
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Daughters fav is Justin Brown ...JB also on WJVL

Don't forget the big hair song... Some days I am amazed that I don't get in a accident because I am laughing so hard while heading to do errands.
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The happy phrase of the day is good too....you just never know what is going to come out of Mike's mouth.

twerp: I totally agree! Mike puts a smile on my face and leaves me laughing on a daily basis. I love the songs that he records his daughter singing. Favorite: "The Coffee Song". My 7 and 5 year old children love the "Short-sleeve Steve" songs. :)

Mike in the morning and Stans happy phrase of the day... Of course it is WJVL.

Paul Harvey "A great tree has fallen and left an empty place against the sky." -Paul Harvey

Charlie Sykes and Jeff Wagner on amplitude modulation 620 WTMJ.

I don't get to listen very often, but I like Connie and Fish in the morning on Z-104