Radio

A woman on tiktok has gone viral for exposing what may be the biggest secret kept in the Yakima Valley

Country star Russell Dickerson called into the Morning Bull Pen this morning (8/16/19) to chat with Gunner & Cheyenne. Russell will be at the Ellensburg Rodeo's "Rockin' the Arena" on Thursday, Aug. 29.

92.9 The Bull welcomes Lady Antebellum with Darius Rucker to the White River Amphitheater this summer! Win your free tickets THIS WEEK!

Kelly West will be leaving for another radio opportunity in Fayetteville, N.C. Her final day will be Friday, Nov. 17.

This is such sad news. One of my favorite TV actresses, Erin Moran, was found dead in Indiana on Saturday (April 22). She was Richie Cunningham's kid sister, Joanie, on the long-running sitcom, '70s sitcom, "Happy Days." I never missed an episode. Joanie was always my favorite and when Scott Baio entered the scene, I was in heaven.

I was at KFC for lunch today and the front service gal asked me "what time do you get started in the morning"? I replied that I go on air at 5:30 am which seemed to surprise her and as I sat down to eat my lunch, I noticed a new video on my cell phone. I didn't take a new video but there it was. I closely inspected it and discovered that my phone was recording my walk to the studio as I

I'm one of those folks who thinks he's pretty clever ... most of the time. I have to do daily postings on our radio station website as part of the new era of radio broadcasting. I actually enjoy the exercise, but occasionally I get stumped on what to write about and or what might be amusing for you to read. I thought long and hard and I couldn't think of one thing to write about it until it hit me

Janet Waldo, the voice of Judy Jetson, Penelope Pitstop and even Josie from "Josie and the Pussycats" back in the day, was born in Yakima. She went to the University of Washington and has quite a background in radio and television.

Gary Myhre's Radio Timeline -- 45 years in The Business

I couldn't believe the Shane Company has been in business as long as it has when I listened to the first David Letterman radio audition tape. Dave had to get his start somewhere, and radio was his first stop on the long road to a successful broadcasting career.

If you are anything like us in the Bullpen, we love our Chinese food. But the thing we love most ... the fortune cookie at the end. So we're making Friday "Fortune Cookie Friday" here at The Bull. Twelve lucky listeners will be able to call in and have their fortune read to them on the air...

The Yakima Valley lost a good man last night. The Reverend as we affectionately called him here at Townsquare media has left this world.