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Larry King died this past Saturday after being admitted into a hospital because of COVID-19, and everyone on social media has been sharing their favorite moments and memories of the 'broadcasting giant.'
Larry King on Conan:
Here's King talking about his earlier radio days:
And who could forget this in…

A teenager named Kevin called in to a talk show, and he gave them the performance of a lifetime.
 

A bunch of residents in a retirement home in Tennessee stared their own radio show called the "Radio Recliner" where they share stories, take requests, and play their favorite songs.
Source: Associated Press

This 9-year old's bedroom wall is broadcasting a Christian radio signal at random points during the night. But why?!?!
Source: UPI

It all started with a Tweet.

Today on Segment 16, the guys talk about the charges against the woman who stole a bird. Doesn't she feel dumb now? And they talk about being charitable, and wishing they had skills they could use to help people.

Over the weekend, a pirate overtook the airwaves of the British radio station Mansfield 103.2 and played 'The Winker's Song' eight times.

Monday, June 5, 2017, Volbeat hit Grand Rapids for a show at 20 Monroe Live. I decided to take you behind the scenes of a typical concert day for a DJ, including being on the air, the Meet & Greet, introducing the band, and rocking during the show!

We love a good fight! Boston radio show host Michael Felger's co worker Michael Hurley welcomed a child into the world and he will be taking some paternity leave to spend time with his family. Felger has a strange way of thinking about it.

If you are in radio you know that this is your worst nightmare! It happens too often and when it does, someone normally gets fired. Oops!

Hey, did you know that Monster Trucks are really loud? Especially when you get eight of them in a closed arena at the same time. Hot Wings, knowing about the volume, made sure his son and son's friend wore ear protection for the show. Hot Wings talks about why he protects his own ears, too.

If you didn't get the message yet, I, Metalhead Ned am leaving WGRD!
It's crazy to think I have been here for 7 years! So in my last week, I want to share some of my most favorite memories of working at this great radio station.