Bernie Ward:

[laststeamtrain]

First hour:Talking NAACP-Voting Rights Act-the 'Southern Strategy'

Second hour: Bohemian Grove (which is next week), not from the Alex Jones human sacrifice POV, but from a POV based in actuality. He thinks Chris Mathews of 'Whiffle Ball' is going to be there. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_grove

Third hour: Middle East.

That's what he says anyway...


http://www.kgoam810.com/listenlive.asp

[fooj]

1. Eeeew..........

Tweety FINALLY gets an invite to Bohemian Grove. What a visual...

YUK!

[BrotherBuzz]

2. Kick

[laststeamtrain]

3. Hi Bro'--love your handle

I remember watching Brother Buzz growing up in the Bay Area.
Didn't they show Pow Wow, The Indian Boy cartoons? It all gets a little fuzzy after 50 some-odd years...

[BrotherBuzz]

4. Pow Wow the Indian boy was on a different program

Did Captain Fortune have that one? (Hey, Captain Fortune was cool dude, no?)

'The Wonderful World of Brother Buzz' was a production for the Latham Foundation, for which Brother Buzz has been the spokesman since 1928. The Latham Foundation promotes Humane Education and our mandate is quite simple:


To foster a deeper understanding of and sympathy with man's relations -- the animals -- who cannot speak for themselves,

To inculcate the higher principles of humaneness upon which the unity and happiness of the world depend,

To emphasize the spiritual fundamentals that lead to world friendship

To promote the child's character through an understanding of universal kinship.

••••••

Methinks Brother Bernie watched a bit of 'The Wonderful World of Brother Buzz' as a kid, too. ;)

[laststeamtrain]

5. Maybe it was Captain Fortune...

I only vaguely remember him. He did a bit at the Fisherman's Wharf Cable Car turn-around at the beginning of his show I think.

I remember Fireman Frank, Mayor Art, Skipper Sedley, Marshall Jay(?), a local 'Bozo' who was on at noontime, Captain Satellite.

That era of local TV was something else. Kid show hosts, horror movie hosts.

My girl likes 'antique' cartoons like Krazy Kat. She finds them on the web.

I remember really liking Flash Gordon. A station showed the serial episodes as if they were half-hour shows. They showed other serials that way too like Commander Cody...

Nostalgia ain't what it used to be.

I bet Bernie remembers. I remember riding the L to High School with some those SH and SI guys. He was probably one of them.

[BrotherBuzz]

6. You have a keen memory

I remember Captain Fortune stepping off the Balclutha and catching the Cable Car to ride to the KPIX station on Van Ness Avenue with his duffel bag casually slung over his shoulder. LOL, never mind the fact the cable car doesn't go that way. I think they may even have shot some footage of him on the Hyde Street Cable Car because the bay view was better :shrug:

Times have been better!