Thursday, February 28, 2013

2/28-Barry Farber Fills In for Chuck Wilder


Barry Farber Fills In for Chuck Wilder Today
Barry Farber

As smooth and civilized as Jack Daniels whiskey, and with just as much kick, Barry Farber is one of America's legendary talk show hosts. Raised in Greensboro, North Carolina, he drank in with his mother's milk the art of storytelling and of painting memorable images with a gentle Southern accent. But before leaving college this knight errant had been editor of a daily newspaper, a wrestler, a steel worker, a representative of American college students in Yugoslavia and Brazil, an interpreter for units of the Chinese Nationalist Navy, and a Phi Beta Kappa student. 
His radio career began in New York City when William Safire, then assistant to Tex McCrary, hired Farber as a producer. Barry soon became a familiar and beloved voice on the Big Apple's airwaves, hosting his own shows on WINS, WOR, WMCA, and WABC. Barry went national in 1990 and only a year later was named "Talk Show Host of The Year" by the National Association of Radio Talk Show Hosts.
One secret of Barry's enormous success is that he speaks in 26 tongues. A God-given gift for languages led him to teach himself Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Indonesian, Yiddish, two dialects of Chinese, and more. Such fluency came in handy in Havana as he covered the Cuban revolution, when he led Hungarians across the border to freedom after their revolution, and when he could speak Russian with Soviet Jews from the Moscow synagogue beginning in 1956. As his audience knows, part of Barry's genius is a gift for hearing the inner voices of the human heart. 
A master of language and a joy to hear, Barry's articles have appeared in The New York Times, Reader's Digest, and the Washington Post. Among books he has written are Making People Talk, How to Learn Any Language, How to Conceal Stupidity, and his current bestseller How to Not Make the Same Mistake Once. Like his writings, Barry's talk show brings listeners wisdom, insight, and first-hand knowledge from a cosmopolitan mind and down-home heart full of charm, sweetness, and the warmth of a deep and steady inner fire. One taste and your listeners will agree that Barry Farber is to talk radio what a fine wine is to a good meal.

2/27-Fred Dryer Fills in For Chuck Wilder


Fred Dryer and Mike Horn Fill In for Chuck Wilder today. 

John Frederick "Fred" Dryer (born July 6, 1946 in Hawthorne, California) is an American actor and former football defensive end in theNational Football League (NFL). Dryer played 13 years in the NFL, playing 176 games, starting 166, and recording 104 career sacks with theNew York Giants and Los Angeles Rams. Dryer is the only NFL player to score two safeties in one game. 


Following his retirement from football, Dryer had a successful career as a film and television actor, notably starring in the series Hunter. His height (6'6" or 1.98 m) and physique was useful for his action roles. Don't miss Fred's new show where he gives his brutally honest take on politics. 

2/26-Frank Morano and Jay Diamond Fill In for Chuck Wilder

Frank Morano and Jay Diamond Fill In for Chuck Wilder Today



Frank Morano is a radio talk show host and Executive Producer on AM 970 The Answer in NYC and Staten Island's favorite son. Prior to coming to the AM970 in December of 2009, he was a long time employee of 77WABC, where amongst his responsibilities, he helmed the award winning "Curtis and Kuby" show. His on-air coverage of all four trials of John Gotti Junior was wildly popular both in terms of ratings and critical acclaim. He is a talk radio addict, with a passion for local NYC talk. In addition to his radio work, he's hosted a Variety/Talk TV show called "Morano Vision", which earned him a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for longest live TV talk show marathon. He's a protégé of TV/Radio talk legend Joe Franklin, whose influence can be observed in Morano's inimitable method of story telling. He's also been a leader in the independent political movement in New York State and is one of the foremost experts on third party and independent politics in NY.  His other areas of interest include gin, anything related to William Shatner, bocce and the New York Mets.



I'm Jay Diamond and I aspire to be the implacable foe of phonies, dopes, bullies, liars, and assorted scumbuckets, who live to, and love to, make a a lot of money by deceiving and hurting the innocent human beings all around them. Radio host dedicated to combating the right wing bilge inflicted on the United States by corrupt management that force feeds limbaugh, hannity, etc., on an increasingly degraded media landscape.

Monday, February 25, 2013

2/25-Frank Morano Fills in For Chuck Wilder


Frank Morano fills in today for Chuck Wilder Today.

Frank Morano is a radio talk show host and Executive Producer on AM 970 The Answer in NYC and Staten Island's favorite son. Prior to coming to the AM970 in December of 2009, he was a long time employee of 77WABC, where amongst his responsibilities, he helmed the award winning "Curtis and Kuby" show. His on-air coverage of all four trials of John Gotti Junior was wildly popular both in terms of ratings and critical acclaim. He is a talk radio addict, with a passion for local NYC talk. In addition to his radio work, he's hosted a Variety/Talk TV show called "Morano Vision", which earned him a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for longest live TV talk show marathon. He's a protégé of TV/Radio talk legend Joe Franklin, whose influence can be observed in Morano's inimitable method of story telling. He's also been a leader in the independent political movement in New York State and is one of the foremost experts on third party and independent politics in NY.  His other areas of interest include gin, anything related to William Shatner, bocce and the New York Mets.

Friday, February 22, 2013

2/22-Ben Boychuk Fills In for Chuck Wilder

Ben Boychuk Fills In For Chuck Wilder Today

Ben Boychuk is associate editor of City Journal, where he edits City Journal California and writes on education and Golden State politics. He writes a semi-weekly column for the Sacramento Bee and a weekly syndicated column with Joel Mathis for ScrippsHoward News Service.
Previously, he served as managing editor of the Heartland Institute's School Reform News and the Claremont Review of Books. He is also a former editorial writer for Investor's Business Daily and the Press-Enterprise in Riverside, California. 


He lives in Southern California with his wife, two children, a cat, and an albino corn snake named Bart Karateman. Follow him on Twitter @benboychuk.

2/21-Barry Farber Fills In for Chuck Wilder



Barry Farber Fills In for Chuck Wilder Today
Barry Farber

As smooth and civilized as Jack Daniels whiskey, and with just as much kick, Barry Farber is one of America's legendary talk show hosts. Raised in Greensboro, North Carolina, he drank in with his mother's milk the art of storytelling and of painting memorable images with a gentle Southern accent. But before leaving college this knight errant had been editor of a daily newspaper, a wrestler, a steel worker, a representative of American college students in Yugoslavia and Brazil, an interpreter for units of the Chinese Nationalist Navy, and a Phi Beta Kappa student. 
His radio career began in New York City when William Safire, then assistant to Tex McCrary, hired Farber as a producer. Barry soon became a familiar and beloved voice on the Big Apple's airwaves, hosting his own shows on WINS, WOR, WMCA, and WABC. Barry went national in 1990 and only a year later was named "Talk Show Host of The Year" by the National Association of Radio Talk Show Hosts.
One secret of Barry's enormous success is that he speaks in 26 tongues. A God-given gift for languages led him to teach himself Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Indonesian, Yiddish, two dialects of Chinese, and more. Such fluency came in handy in Havana as he covered the Cuban revolution, when he led Hungarians across the border to freedom after their revolution, and when he could speak Russian with Soviet Jews from the Moscow synagogue beginning in 1956. As his audience knows, part of Barry's genius is a gift for hearing the inner voices of the human heart. 
A master of language and a joy to hear, Barry's articles have appeared in The New York Times, Reader's Digest, and the Washington Post. Among books he has written are Making People Talk, How to Learn Any Language, How to Conceal Stupidity, and his current bestseller How to Not Make the Same Mistake Once. Like his writings, Barry's talk show brings listeners wisdom, insight, and first-hand knowledge from a cosmopolitan mind and down-home heart full of charm, sweetness, and the warmth of a deep and steady inner fire. One taste and your listeners will agree that Barry Farber is to talk radio what a fine wine is to a good meal.

2/20-Jennifer Horn and PJ Ochlan Fill In for Chuck Wilder

Jennifer Horn and PJ Ochlan Fill In for Chuck Wilder Today.

Born in Los Angeles, Jennifer was a true radio brat from the start.  Her dad, Michael Horn, grew up loving, living and breathing radio as he worked for KFI, KRLA, KROQ and KIEV.  In 1983, Michael launched CRN Digital Talk Radio.  When Jennifer turned 12, CRN became a true family business, as she spent her summers organizing carts and records, screening calls and answering office phones.

After getting a Bachelors Degree in Journalism and Public Relations from California State University, Jennifer had an opportunity to do fill in host duties on CRN's PM Show.  The listeners responded to Jennifer's friendly and unique perspective on pop culture and the issues of the day.  

Jennifer joined the cast of Doug Stephan's Good Day show in 2006, where she quickly became the TV reporter, in addition to her co-host duties providing Doug and the gang with a young woman's look at politics, entertainment, relationships and lifestyle topics.  

In addition to Good Day, Jennifer co-hosts several shows for CRN including What's Cookin' on Wine, The Oregon Wine Report, The Robert Conrad Show and The PM Show.  Jennifer is a voice-over artist and has done work in several movies and commercials.  

In her spare time, Jennifer loves traveling, wine tasting (she is a sommelier), sports and keeping up on the latest pop culture news!




P.J. Ochlan is a veteran of both the entertainment and epicurean worlds; two paths which cross often in his career.
An actor of more than 25 years, P.J. has appeared on Broadway, starred in several critically acclaimed films, performed in the historic New York Shakespeare Festival, and in countless television shows including four series regular roles.
In radio, P.J. has been an on-air personality for 10 years, with programs on several Southern California stations.
In the fine wine and culinary worlds P.J. served as a general manager, sommelier and wine educator for celebrity chef Joachim Splichal’s Patina Group, and general manager of Cobblestone Vineyards.
Combining his varied talents, P.J. often hosts programs and events ranging from performing arts to culinary arts.

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

02/19 Allyson Adams Fills In For Chuck Wilder, Survival and Emergency Preparedness

"GET READY" - Survival and Emergency Preparedness. 

Learn some basic tips that can save you and your family during an unexpected disaster or emergency crisis.




Host- Allyson Adams, daughter of the late actor, Nick Adams, is a patriot, playwright, educator, former Madam Mayor of Virginia City Montana and most recently the publisher of The Rebel & The King by Nick Adams, about his Hollywood friendship with Elvis Presley. This is Allyson's maiden voyage as a radio host. Check out her blog at  www.allysonadams.com







 


Special guest- Sherry Lee "The Survivor Lady" is a micro-electron researcher by day and the first woman survivalist who was a candidate for the 90 Day Challenge in the Yukon. Learn more about "The Survivor Lady" at www.survivorlady.com










  
Special Guest- Brad Davis is the Emergency Service Coordinator and Director of the CERT program in Malibu. CERT stands for Community Emergency Response Team.




Contact - Brad Davis
Emergency Services Coordinator
City of Malibu
310-456-2489 ext.260

For more information on Emergency Preparedness you can go to www.ready.gov or www.fema.gov/cert

Monday, February 18, 2013

2/18-Evan Sayet Fills In for Chuck Wilder

Evan Sayet Fills In for Chuck Wilder today. 

Evan Sayet - The Kindergarden of Eden 

Evan has written and/or produced in virtually every medium there is. Starting out as a standup comic he was quickly spotted by David Letterman and offered a spot on a special episode featuring young talent. Segueing into writing, he was an integral part of the team that made “The Arsenio Hall Show” the first late night program in thirty years to give “The Tonight Show” a run for its money and then the very first Creative Consultant on the highly respected “Politically Incorrect”. After that Evan wrote and produced the highest rated special in Discovery’s The Learning Channel’s history (“The 70’s: From Bellbottoms to Boogie Shoes”), perfected the book for a musical comedy, wrote a screenplay optioned by Penny Marshall and even tried his hand at game shows – as the original writer of the cult classic “Win Ben Stein’s Money.”
Evan is the creator, and star of “The Right To Laugh,” which is the longest running conservative comedy show in America.
Evan’s career is divided almost exactly down the middle, his time split between his political humor and his more serious lectures. About his comedy, Ann Coulter says “Who makes me laugh? Easy. Evan Sayet.” while Michael Barone of US News and World Report opines, “Evan has crossed that line from ‘funny to important.’” His serious work includes “Regurgitating the Apple: How The Modern Liberal ‘Thinks,’” which he delivered to the Heritage Foundation.
Andrew Breitbart called that talk “One of the five most important conservative speeches ever given.”

Thursday, February 14, 2013

2/15-Fred Dryer & Mike Horn Fill In for Chuck Wilder


Fred Dryer and Mike Horn Fill In for Chuck Wilder today. 

John Frederick "Fred" Dryer (born July 6, 1946 in Hawthorne, California) is an American actor and former football defensive end in theNational Football League (NFL). Dryer played 13 years in the NFL, playing 176 games, starting 166, and recording 104 career sacks with theNew York Giants and Los Angeles Rams. Dryer is the only NFL player to score two safeties in one game. 


Following his retirement from football, Dryer had a successful career as a film and television actor, notably starring in the series Hunter. His height (6'6" or 1.98 m) and physique was useful for his action roles. Don't miss Fred's new show where he gives his brutally honest take on politics. 

2/14-Fred Dryer & Mike Horn Fill In for Chuck Wilder


Fred Dryer and Mike Horn Fill In for Chuck Wilder today. 

John Frederick "Fred" Dryer (born July 6, 1946 in Hawthorne, California) is an American actor and former football defensive end in theNational Football League (NFL). Dryer played 13 years in the NFL, playing 176 games, starting 166, and recording 104 career sacks with theNew York Giants and Los Angeles Rams. Dryer is the only NFL player to score two safeties in one game. 


Following his retirement from football, Dryer had a successful career as a film and television actor, notably starring in the series Hunter. His height (6'6" or 1.98 m) and physique was useful for his action roles. Don't miss Fred's new show where he gives his brutally honest take on politics. 

2/13-Martha Montelongo Fills In for Chuck Wilder

Martha Montelongo Fills In for Chuck Wilder Today.

2/12-Frank Morano & Jay Diamond Fill in for Chuck Wilder


Frank Morano fills in today for Chuck Wilder
Frank Morano is a radio talk show host and Executive Producer on AM 970 The Answer in NYC and Staten Island's favorite son. Prior to coming to the AM970 in December of 2009, he was a long time employee of 77WABC, where amongst his responsibilities, he helmed the award winning "Curtis and Kuby" show. His on-air coverage of all four trials of John Gotti Junior was wildly popular both in terms of ratings and critical acclaim. He is a talk radio addict, with a passion for local NYC talk. In addition to his radio work, he's hosted a Variety/Talk TV show called "Morano Vision", which earned him a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for longest live TV talk show marathon. He's a protégé of TV/Radio talk legend Joe Franklin, whose influence can be observed in Morano's inimitable method of story telling. He's also been a leader in the independent political movement in New York State and is one of the foremost experts on third party and independent politics in NY.  His other areas of interest include gin, anything related to William Shatner, bocce and the New York Mets.



I'm Jay Diamond and I aspire to be the implacable foe of phonies, dopes, bullies, liars, and assorted scumbuckets, who live to, and love to, make a a lot of money by deceiving and hurting the innocent human beings all around them. Radio host dedicated to combating the right wing bilge inflicted on the United States by corrupt management that force feeds limbaugh, hannity, etc., on an increasingly degraded media landscape.


Monday, February 11, 2013

2/11-Barry Farber Fills In for Chuck Wilder

Barry Farber Fills In for Chuck Wilder today. 

Barry FarberAs smooth and civilized as Jack Daniels whiskey, and with just as much kick, Barry Farber is one of America's legendary talk show hosts. Raised in Greensboro, North Carolina, he drank in with his mother's milk the art of storytelling and of painting memorable images with a gentle Southern accent. But before leaving college this knight errant had been editor of a daily newspaper, a wrestler, a steel worker, a representative of American college students in Yugoslavia and Brazil, an interpreter for units of the Chinese Nationalist Navy, and a Phi Beta Kappa student. 
His radio career began in New York City when William Safire, then assistant to Tex McCrary, hired Farber as a producer. Barry soon became a familiar and beloved voice on the Big Apple's airwaves, hosting his own shows on WINS, WOR, WMCA, and WABC. Barry went national in 1990 and only a year later was named "Talk Show Host of The Year" by the National Association of Radio Talk Show Hosts.
One secret of Barry's enormous success is that he speaks in 26 tongues. A God-given gift for languages led him to teach himself Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Indonesian, Yiddish, two dialects of Chinese, and more. Such fluency came in handy in Havana as he covered the Cuban revolution, when he led Hungarians across the border to freedom after their revolution, and when he could speak Russian with Soviet Jews from the Moscow synagogue beginning in 1956. As his audience knows, part of Barry's genius is a gift for hearing the inner voices of the human heart. 
A master of language and a joy to hear, Barry's articles have appeared in The New York Times, Reader's Digest, and the Washington Post. Among books he has written are Making People Talk, How to Learn Any Language, How to Conceal Stupidity, and his current bestseller How to Not Make the Same Mistake Once. Like his writings, Barry's talk show brings listeners wisdom, insight, and first-hand knowledge from a cosmopolitan mind and down-home heart full of charm, sweetness, and the warmth of a deep and steady inner fire. One taste and your listeners will agree that Barry Farber is to talk radio what a fine wine is to a good meal.

Thursday, February 7, 2013

2/8-Fred Dryer and Mike Horn Fill In for Chuck Wilder

Fred Dryer and Mike Horn Fill In for Chuck Wilder today. 


John Frederick "Fred" Dryer (born July 6, 1946 in Hawthorne, California) is an American actor and former football defensive end in theNational Football League (NFL). Dryer played 13 years in the NFL, playing 176 games, starting 166, and recording 104 career sacks with theNew York Giants and Los Angeles Rams. Dryer is the only NFL player to score two safeties in one game. 


Following his retirement from football, Dryer had a successful career as a film and television actor, notably starring in the series Hunter. His height (6'6" or 1.98 m) and physique was useful for his action roles. Don't miss Fred's new show where he gives his brutally honest take on politics. 

2/7-Fred Dryer & Mike Horn Fill In for Chuck Wilder

Fred Dryer & Mike Horn Fill In for Chuck Wilder today.

John Frederick "Fred" Dryer (born July 6, 1946 in Hawthorne, California) is an American actor and former football defensive end in theNational Football League (NFL). Dryer played 13 years in the NFL, playing 176 games, starting 166, and recording 104 career sacks with theNew York Giants and Los Angeles Rams. Dryer is the only NFL player to score two safeties in one game. 


Following his retirement from football, Dryer had a successful career as a film and television actor, notably starring in the series Hunter. His height (6'6" or 1.98 m) and physique was useful for his action roles. Don't miss Fred's new show where he gives his brutally honest take on politics. 

2/6-Barry Farber Fills In for Chuck Wilder


Barry Farber Fills In for Chuck Wilder today. 


Barry FarberAs smooth and civilized as Jack Daniels whiskey, and with just as much kick, Barry Farber is one of America's legendary talk show hosts. Raised in Greensboro, North Carolina, he drank in with his mother's milk the art of storytelling and of painting memorable images with a gentle Southern accent. But before leaving college this knight errant had been editor of a daily newspaper, a wrestler, a steel worker, a representative of American college students in Yugoslavia and Brazil, an interpreter for units of the Chinese Nationalist Navy, and a Phi Beta Kappa student. 
 
His radio career began in New York City when William Safire, then assistant to Tex McCrary, hired Farber as a producer. Barry soon became a familiar and beloved voice on the Big Apple's airwaves, hosting his own shows on WINS, WOR, WMCA, and WABC. Barry went national in 1990 and only a year later was named "Talk Show Host of The Year" by the National Association of Radio Talk Show Hosts.
 
One secret of Barry's enormous success is that he speaks in 26 tongues. A God-given gift for languages led him to teach himself Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Indonesian, Yiddish, two dialects of Chinese, and more. Such fluency came in handy in Havana as he covered the Cuban revolution, when he led Hungarians across the border to freedom after their revolution, and when he could speak Russian with Soviet Jews from the Moscow synagogue beginning in 1956. As his audience knows, part of Barry's genius is a gift for hearing the inner voices of the human heart. 
 
A master of language and a joy to hear, Barry's articles have appeared in The New York Times, Reader's Digest, and the Washington Post. Among books he has written are Making People Talk, How to Learn Any Language, How to Conceal Stupidity, and his current bestseller How to Not Make the Same Mistake Once. Like his writings, Barry's talk show brings listeners wisdom, insight, and first-hand knowledge from a cosmopolitan mind and down-home heart full of charm, sweetness, and the warmth of a deep and steady inner fire. One taste and your listeners will agree that Barry Farber is to talk radio what a fine wine is to a good meal.






2/5-Frank Morano & Jay Diamond Fill In for Chuck Wilder

Frank Morano & Jay Diamond Fill In for Chuck Wilder today.


I'm Jay Diamond and I aspire to be the implacable foe of phonies, dopes, bullies, liars, and assorted scumbuckets, who live to, and love to, make a a lot of money by deceiving and hurting the innocent human beings all around them. Radio host dedicated to combating the right wing bilge inflicted on the United States by corrupt management that force feeds limbaugh, hannity, etc., on an increasingly degraded media landscape.




Frank Morano is a radio talk show host and Executive Producer on AM 970 The Answer in NYC and Staten Island's favorite son. Prior to coming to the AM970 in December of 2009, he was a long time employee of 77WABC, where amongst his responsibilities, he helmed the award winning "Curtis and Kuby" show. His on-air coverage of all four trials of John Gotti Junior was wildly popular both in terms of ratings and critical acclaim. He is a talk radio addict, with a passion for local NYC talk. In addition to his radio work, he's hosted a Variety/Talk TV show called "Morano Vision", which earned him a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for longest live TV talk show marathon. He's a protégé of TV/Radio talk legend Joe Franklin, whose influence can be observed in Morano's inimitable method of story telling. He's also been a leader in the independent political movement in New York State and is one of the foremost experts on third party and independent politics in NY.  His other areas of interest include gin, anything related to William Shatner, bocce and the New York Mets.

Monday, February 4, 2013

2/4-Frank Morano Fills In for Chuck Wilder

Frank Morano fills in today for Chuck Wilder
Frank Morano is a radio talk show host and Executive Producer on AM 970 The Answer in NYC and Staten Island's favorite son. Prior to coming to the AM970 in December of 2009, he was a long time employee of 77WABC, where amongst his responsibilities, he helmed the award winning "Curtis and Kuby" show. His on-air coverage of all four trials of John Gotti Junior was wildly popular both in terms of ratings and critical acclaim. He is a talk radio addict, with a passion for local NYC talk. In addition to his radio work, he's hosted a Variety/Talk TV show called "Morano Vision", which earned him a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for longest live TV talk show marathon. He's a protégé of TV/Radio talk legend Joe Franklin, whose influence can be observed in Morano's inimitable method of story telling. He's also been a leader in the independent political movement in New York State and is one of the foremost experts on third party and independent politics in NY.  His other areas of interest include gin, anything related to William Shatner, bocce and the New York Mets.

2/1-Fred Dryer Fills In for Chuck Wilder

Fred Dryer fills in today for Chuck Wilder

John Frederick "Fred" Dryer (born July 6, 1946 in Hawthorne, California) is an American actor and former football defensive end in the National Football League (NFL). Dryer played 13 years in the NFL, playing 176 games, starting 166, and recording 104 career sacks with the New York Giants and Los Angeles Rams. Dryer is the only NFL player to score two safeties in one game.


Following his retirement from football, Dryer had a successful career as a film and television actor, notably starring in the series Hunter. His height (6'6" or 1.98 m) and physique was useful for his action roles. Don't miss Fred's new show where he gives his brutally honest take on politics.

1/31-Martha Montelongo Fills In for Chuck Wilder

Martha Montelongo fills in today for Chuck Wilder

1/30-Jennifer Horn & Art Martinez Fill In for Chuck Wilder

Jennifer Horn & Art Martinez Fill In for Chuck Wilder Today

Mell Flynn - Hollywood Congress of Republicans
The Hollywood Congress of Republicans is a chapter of the California Congress of Republicans and the premiere organization of Republicans in the Hollywood entertainment community. Established in 2001, HCR is a GRASSROOTS organization that promotes Republican ideas and focuses on those concerns and issues that impact the entertainment industry.

1/29-Roger E Mosley Fills In for Chuck Wilder


Roger Earl Mosley (born December 18, 1938) is an American actor best known for his role as the helicopter pilot Theodore "T.C." Calvin on the long-running television series,Magnum, P.I., which starred Tom Selleck as the title character.



Roger talks politics and issues. 

1/28-Roger E Mosley Fills In for Chuck Wilder

Roger Earl Mosley (born December 18, 1938) is an American actor best known for his role as the helicopter pilot Theodore "T.C." Calvin on the long-running television series,Magnum, P.I., which starred Tom Selleck as the title character.



Roger talks politics and issues. 

1/27-TFN Best of Talkback

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1/22-TFN Best of Talkback

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