Our Shows

Hello Groovy People ... Here's our shows!

My Front porch with Paul Dee.

Walk right in and enjoy the Folk days of yore. Paul Dee brings an extensive background in radio to the team via his experience at several east coast stations.

On air he's been everything from an overnight announcer to the morning drive personality and has also served tuneful time as a Music Director, Program Manager and Station Manager.

In addition to his on-air work, Paul Dee did outside commercial sales, wrote and produced commercials, was a local sportscaster, and covered local news events. He pretty much did anything that needed doing except taking out the trash, 'cause then the boss would have had nothing to do!

My Front Porch premiered on May 14th, 2013. For show times click here. Archives for previous shows, click here.

The Lava Lamp Hour with Gerry.

Your hostess Gerry heard Rock 'n Roll before busting out of the womb thanks to parents that embraced that "radical" new genre of music. She teethed on her brother's 45's before she could walk and eventually figured out how to crack vinyl by slapping it hard on her knee. The older siblings were not pleased.

Hostess Gerry amassed her own large collection of vinyl (and still has it all). Has she ever stepped inside a radio station? Yes. Gerry assisted with pledge drives for the very groovy college radio station, WFDU, in Teaneck, New Jersey. She also voiced some live station ids and garbled her very first one, choking on the word university. Sigh.

Gerry's interests in all things groovy includes psychedelic sounds, girl groups, and all those non-disco 70's and 80's new wave tunes she danced to at the Meadowbrook. Her show could be focused on a a genre, a color, a year or ...who knows?

With music, Hostess Gerry believes in exploration: "There's so much good stuff out there that few people have heard; let's hear it! It's not all about the few top 40 hits that get played repeatedly on commercial radio stations you know!"

More about Gerry's life in music can be found here, here and here.

At WFDU, 1990

The Lava Lamp Hour premiered on July 17th, 2013 . For the show schedule, click here and for playlists from previous shows, click here.

Oh, and the lava lamp that Gerry purchased in 1977 is still doing it's groovy, waxy, bubbly thing. Peace, Love ...and...GRooviness!

In Oz with Jeff (and Kody).

Music has been the backbone of Jeff’s life. Born in Ohio but mostly raised in Florida, he started buying 45s from hard-earned, allowance money with “Downtown” as his first 7 inch vinyl and the initial album “Daydream” as a birthday gift. A chart freak, he would follow the local and national charts to see where favorite songs placed. He even created a top 40 list of favorites and discovered the genre of charts of Billboard magazine.

Jeff considers himself a ‘no tone’ with zero inherent musical ability, but yet submerged himself in the variety, and fantasy, of ‘60s music. He made his own playlists, created on cassettes, full of his eclectic tastes. He even gave copies to friends! Jeff and his late brother would buy Hit Parader magazine for the lyrics to all the top songs, and had singing contests. His brother easily won. Nowadays Jeff still looks for various sources to create playlists that inspire with groovy music.

In 1981, Jeff moved to the Bay Area in California and continued to collect albums, even rarer 45s, cassettes, and later on CDs and digital files. He still has his entire music collection at his current home in Santa Rosa and feels that a good song is a good song, no matter who created it.

The In Oz show debuted on May 22, 2019. For the show schedule click here and for playlists from previous shows, click here.

Million Dollar Memories with Barry Kay.

Barry Kay hails originally from Pennslyvania. He’s been a music fan since he was a wee lad and saved his lunch money to buy his first transistor radio. Barry was possibly the most popular kid hanging in the neighborhood as he became fast friends with the other kids because of his transistor radio and perhaps a little envy.

After high school, he started a band with some friends. His pal Dave christened them “Dave and the Unknowns. Unfortunately, they would remain unknown but had fun playing the current grooves such as Good Lovin’, Wooly Bully, and Cool Jerk. Barry sang lead with the group. After going to college in Pennsylvania for a few years, he changed career paths, joined the Air Force, and served our country for several years.

Barry’s next adventure was enrollment at the American Academy of Broadcasting school where he graduated second in his class. Soon after completing school he landed a gig with WCMC at the Jersey Shore in Wildwood where he was the morning DJ. Later on, he moved on to WVIP in Westchester County, New York. His biggest interview score was the Jazz great, Dizzy Gillipsie. After his WVIP days he picked up the guitar and started twanging. And, since he was always a John Denver fan and dug The Rockies he felt a calling to Colorado, settling there in 1991, where he specialized in DJ’ing parties. His favorite band of all time is The Byrds, and he’s a big Beatles and Rolling Stones fan as well.

And now he’s here at Groovy Reflections Radio.

Million Dollar Memories officially debuted on July 22, 2020.
For the show schedule click here and for playlists from previous shows, click here.

Do YOU have a great idea for a show? Write to us about it at [email protected] ...previous radio experience is helpful but not mandatory. Note that your show would be voluntary. We have a less than a shoestring budget here!