wcdb promos and highlights
Our original collection of WCDB "carts" is online here. We are working with the station now to obtain some of the more recent carts because they are equally as creative and charming as this batch from the 1990s era.
long form audio
Our new listentowcdb.com site is the gateway to a new archive of recently aired WCDB programs archived in full. Miss a recent show you wanted to hear? Chances are it will be in this archive. We are working to expand the archive to encompass more long form programs in the weeks ahead, so please visit often to see what's new.
wsua audio
WSUA Jingles
In the 1960s, WSUA used an a capella jingle package from Pepper/Tanner. Here is a selection of those jingles here, as donated by Jeff Ronner and restored by Buzznet Media's Anita Bonita and Russ DiBello.
Saturday Night Of Gold
A popular WSUA show in the 1970s was the Saturday Night of Gold (and later the Sunday Night of Gold). Here is a montage of promos for the show, courtesy Andy Baum, which convey the nature of this long running program. (5 minutes 32 seconds)
1974 Election Promo
This is a spot for WSUA's 1974 Election coverage featuring Chris Walters. Historical Note: Hugh Carey won the gubernatorial election over acting Governor Malcolm Wilson. Wilson had been Rockefeller's Lieutenant Governor, and was elevated when Rocky was appointed Vice President by Gerald Ford. Courtesy Andy Baum. (23 seconds)
1976 Banquet Tape
At the end of each school year, WSUA would have a banquet during which they would play a tape made especially for the occasion. These tapes would parody the station programs and poke fun at the membership, usually in a no-holds-barred fashion. This is the 1976 tape, donated by Anita Bonita. It's just over 37 minutes long but offers rare insight into the behind-the-scenes aspects of mid-1970s WSUA, and well worth a listen. The tape is rife with swear words and would never be played on the air.
Robert Klein visits WSUA
Comedian Robert Klein made this brief appearance at the WSUA studio in the mid 1970s. Audio courtesy Anita Bonita.