Listeners would call in during severe weather events and describe what they see in their locations, supplementing information from WCCO’s Meteorologists and the National Weather Service. Then they came back. Joining Roger includes 'CCO Farm Director Roger Strom and a live audience. This is followed by the Twins Pre-Game show and start of the game with Herb Carneal and Frank Quilici - April 6, 1982 - 7 MN [Note: Audio quality is a bit rough], KSTP-AM (1500) - John Gordon & Dan Gladden live from Target Field - April 12, 2010, including the opening/closing portions of the Twins game broadcast - 4 MB, COVERAGE OF THE START OF OPERATION DESERT STORM (1/16/1991) - WCCO-AM (830). Attack on Pearl Harbor including WCCO ID announcements 17 MB, Sportscast with Halsey Hall - 1 MB (provided by Mark Durenberger), WCCO's Paul Wann reads a flash and bulletin announcing the death of President Franklin Roosevelt .5 MB (provided by Todd Kosovich), "School of the Air" program produced by CBS Radio/WCCO Radio featuring students from Minneapolis West High School discussing. Twenty children between six and seven years old and six adult staff members were fatally shot. (provided by Jeff R. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Then they left again. CBS reacquired the WCCO stations outright in 1992 when Midwest Radio and Television merged with the network. Don Gardiner (anchor) with reports from Bob Clark (Dallas), Pete Clapper (Capitol Hill), Stuart Klein, John Rolfson (Washington DC), Quincy Howe (commentary), John Scali (Hawaii), John Casserly (Rome), Irv Chapman (Washington DC), Ted Koppel (United Nations), Sam Jaffe (Moscow), Walter Forges (national editor), Bernard Kaplan (Paris), Bob Lindley (Buenos Aires), Paul Harvey commentary (also on aircheck #13), Bill Downs (Andrews Air Force Base), Bill Sheehan (London), Bruce Morton (London), Alex Dreier (Chicago), and others. A script of WCCO Radio's Charlie Boone and Roger Erickson at the 1969 Mid-Winter Baseball Banquet predicting what the Twins opener would be like ten years in the future in 1979. He performed at New England folk festivals and on "A Prairie Home Companion." WCCO still is the only station in Minnesota with a full-time Meteorologist on staff. The sound of WCCO Radio is a constant; always there at the 830 spot on radio dials; 24 hours a day. The aircheck includes newscasts, Earth News, and the the following commercials: Embers, Sound of Music, The Launching Pad, Knights Formal Wear, Becklund Jewelers, The Coffee House Extempore and Tim Weisberg at Northrup Auditorium. Recording also includes a CBS Radio newscast and "Newsbreak with Charles Osgood" feature that aired the following morning - 23 MB, CBS Radio 50th anniversary special (portion) and WCCO Nighttime News with Dan Hertsgaard including a report from WCCO Government, Correspondent Arv Johnson - 25 MB (provided by Brian Carlson), Announcement of the death of Halsey Hall with Bill Diehl interviews with Calvin Griffith, Paul Giel, Charlie Johnson, Rollie Johnson and These recordings are very difficult to listen to, which is why they were not previously posted. File sies range from 14 to 32 MB, KNOW-FM (91.1) - KNOW Radio/NPR Radio Coverage: 7-8 PM - 8-9 PM - 9-10 PM - 10-11 PM - 11 PM-12AM - 12-1 AM - 1-2 AM -, 2-3 AM - 3-4 AM File sizes range from 26 to 30 MB, KTLK-AM (1130) - KTLK Radio/FOX News Radio Coverage: 7-8 PM - 8-9 PM - 9-10 PM - 10-11 PM - 11 PM-12AM - 12-1 AM - 1-2 AM -, File sizes range from 22 to 27 MB (provided by Jacob Hammond), MINNEHAHA ACADEMY EXPLOSION (AUGUST 2, 2017), WCCO-AM (830) - #1 28 MB - #2 27 MB - #3 37 MB, KTLK-AM (1130) - Newscasts - 2 MB (provided by Jacob Hammond), COVERAGE OF THE DISAPPEARANCE AND LOCATION OF JAYME CLOSS (2018 & 2019), KQRS-FM (92.5) - Coverage of the disappearance of Jayne Closs and the murder of her parents (Oct. 16, 2018) - 3 MB, WCCO-AM (830) - Coverage on Jayme Closs including breaking news that she had been located including an interview with, Patty Wetterling (Jan. 10, 2019) and two news conferences (Jan. 11, 2019). Pilots claimed that they could see the lights go out all across the region promptly each night after Cedric signed off his 10:00 p.m. newscast. The studios were in the Nicollet Hotel near Loring Park in Minneapolis. He later moved into television with his popular show for children, Axel and His Dog, which was broadcast on WCCO-TV. The above audio is an “interview” done by Larry Haeg, who was WCCO General Manager in the 1960’s with former GM Earl Gammons. 3 MB (provided by Todd Kosovich). The WCCO Radio Newsroom includes Steve Simpson, Adam Carter, Susie Jones, Edgar Linares, Laura Oakes, Jennifer Lewerenz, Al Schoch and News Director Daphne Adato. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 (mp3 files range from 14 to 24 MB). WCCO-TV 10pm Report August 29, 1987. Washburn Crosby Company, forerunner of General Mills, took over the station and switched the call sign to WCCO for the company's initials. If any copyright holders wish to have this content removed, please contact me. Apollo 13 was the seventh manned mission in the American Apollo space program and the third intended to land on the Moon. Some notable sports broadcasters have included Baseball Hall of Fame member Herb Carneal, the longtime voice of the Minnesota Twins, Halsey Hall, Ray Scott and Ray Christensen, longtime voice of University of Minnesota's Gopher football and Gopher men's basketball. WCCO-AM (830) - Oversized Marketing piece from 1988 with detailed programming listing (measuring 28"x 21"). They were also responsible for sending out the real warning. WCCO broadcasters were known across the Midwest. Tony Evers, Gov. 900 KTIS – Faith 900. Please like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. AM), Star Tribune Article on IBEW Strike - 1979, * = Provided by the Committee to Preserve Radio Verifications, CBS Radio - The Magic of Radio Transmission (approx. We have the complete broadcast for Game #2. Minnesota Hospital Open and Close Theme Music - 1 MB, Sign Off - 1 MB (provided by Mark Durenberger), How the Vikings Came to Minnesota by Charlie Boone & Roger Erickson - 3 MB, Clellan Card (undated) - 2 MB (Provided by Todd Kosovich), Boone & Erickson Show - Dragnet - 3 MB (provided by Mark Durenberger), WCCO-AM (830) - Charlie Boone and Roger Erickson, Comedy bits from the 1970s through 1990s (provided by Charlie Boone), John Houseman gives Boone & Erickson interview coaching, Minnesota Hospital from Ulm (July 12, 1997), "Sid the Musical" from the Minnesota State Fair, An "audio tour" of WCCO's Coon Rapids transmitter plant with Mark Durenberger and former WCCO Radio Chief Engineer Jerry Miller (2001) - 27 MB (provided by Mark Durenberger). Pavek – we are just fans of the museum. !830 WCCO almost 60 years later thank for being on the computer as I live in east Tennessee and cant even pick up the grand ol opre on this old crystal radio~~Willy. Peter May - 21 MB (provided by Curt Lundgren). President Obama's news conference can be heard near the end of audio segment #3. See below for more details. This show aired on WCCO Radio from 1990-1997, RBN Network from 1998-1999, and syndicated on the Minnesota News Network and on KLBB Radio from 1999-2003. WCCO, through 90 years, has been there and it’s our intention to be there for the next 90 years and beyond. During the day, it provides at least grade B coverage of almost all of Minnesota (as far north as Duluth and as far south as Rochester), plus large portions of Iowa and Wisconsin. Crystal Sugar, Beep Drink from Cloverleaf, Cloverleaf Milk, Twin City Federal. “Thank you John and a very good evening to you” started so many nights of play-by-play that it is immeasurable how many people Herb touched. Finally in 1973, WCCO-FM station moved its antenna to 1,250 feet near the top of the Shoreview, Minnesota, Twin Cities antenna farm, with a power of 100,000 watts. Howard Viken, Maynard Speece, Charlie Boone and Roger Erickson, Jergen Nash, Joyce Lamont, and Randy Merriman became household names. As a matter of fact, I am just a little older and have
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