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We love beating Madison morning traffic in to work,  which really isn't work at all!

Once you've listened to Fletch & Heather for a short time you quickly learn that a good morning on the show includes some good story-telling, some good-natured ribbing (everyone is fair game!), a healthy dose of the News of the Truly Bizarre, and lots of laughs!

We LOVE IT when you call the show (608-281-1949), even asking you to "check in" every morning so we can make sure you're OK. Our mission each morning is to be talking about the same things you'll be talking about that day, so your input is invaluable. If you're a regular listener already, please know how much we love you! And if you're not a regular yet, well get with the program and we'll love you too!

Reach me live toll free at 1-800-Tom Kent this Saturday night,
or email tk@tomkentradio.com

I’m at this soccer game with my daughter Katie at the University of Akron.
A whistle blows.  It’s half-time.  I decide to mosey next door where the Akron Zips baseball team had a game in their new state of the art stadium.  I was struck by the idea that they had modeled their facility after major league baseball parks.  There was music blasting between innings just like the big leagues.  In the stands I noticed what appeared to be a 12 year old girl singing along with "I Feel Good" by James Brown and then right beside her was about a 54 year old woman singing along too.  What I witnessed I’d probably seen a hundred times before, not just at sporting events, but also at parties.  What was different was on that day the light bulb went on.  It was crystal clear that we’ve got an entire culture that has been inundated over the years with great party music that everyone knows and loves.  Music that makes all of us, in the immortal words of Mr Brown, feel good!  And so, The Ultimate Party show was born!

Saturday night would be the platform and feeling good would be it's anthem.
Party music has no boundaries.  It’s genderless, ageless, and era-less because it’s timeless!  "The Ultimate Party" is the most fun you will ever have listening to the radio…I promise! It’s five hours of wall to wall party hits.  If it wasn’t a party hit, it ain’t gonna be played.  Period.  Join the party.  Take "The Party Pledge" by signing up for "The Ultimate Party" Underground Lampshade Club.  Send me an email with your name, address, age and telephone number and we’ll make sure your on the list for free party favors like t-shirts, mugs, hats, trips to far away fun party places and even cold hard party cash!

Listen every Saturday night for your chance to win.
Also please let me know about your favorite party songs you'd like to hear more of or any ideas you may have for the show.

I look forward to hearing from you!

Some of my fondest memories were in the 1970s.   Afro's, platfrom shoes, wide bottom pants, low cut silk shirts and a hairy chest with gold chains, and the cars! I owned a red 1976 Bricklin.   If you can't quite place the vehicle, it looked a lot like the DeLorean that became famous in the Back to the Future movies.  A Bricklin was made out of unbreakable plastic and had what must have been 300 pound doors.  No worries.  The car salesman assured me there would be no problems because of a button that when pressed would open them for me via hydraulics.  Note to self.  Make sure buttons like these work.  Mine didn't and I was back to the dealership so they could let me out of my own car.  So much for the 70s. Ha!

Truly, it was a great time and the music takes us back in a snap.  That’s what My 70's Show celebrates.  Think about it.  The 70's gave us some of the best pop music ever recorded.  Artists like Elton John, Carly Simon, and Fleetwood Mac.  It’s all here on My 70's Show, every year from 1970 to 1979.  We'll also catch up with some of the artists that made the decade great and share stories about what we liked most about the 70s.

This is YOUR 70s show.  Feel free to pass along what you think.  Email tk@tomkentradio.com

Brought to you by Club Tavern in Middleton



Beatle Brunch is the brainchild of Beatle fan Joe Johnson. Joe was born in New York, and grew up in Miami. He witnessed the magic of the Fab Four on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, and was living in South Florida when they invaded the town the following week. The idea for the show originated in the spring of 1992 when Joe purchased a new car that had an in-dash CD player. It was on a long drive to visit family that he brought along a stack of Beatles CDs and listened with the volume turned all the way up. In the air-tight vehicle, on the 6-speaker sound system, the songs sounded fresh, new and exciting 22 years after The Beatles split.

You can meet Joe with his roving microphone at Beatlefest celebrations throughout the year. Listen to Beatle Brunch for all the details. Beatle Brunch is a fascinating hour of music and interviews with The Beatles and those in their immediate circle, including Manager Brian Epstein and Producer George Martin. Every week on the show, you'll hear classic interview clips from the days of Beatlemania, plus the most up to date information on what The Beatles are up to today. We take a trip inside the studio to hear a song under construction, or journey to a faraway stage for a flashback to a famous Beatles concert, or a more recent one featuring Paul, Ringo, George and historic John and Yoko shows.

Thanks for making Beatle Brunch one of the most listened-to hours of weekend programming. So popular, some stations now play it twice on Sundays!