Former radio columnist for the Seattle Times (1964-1989).
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From the Internet Archive, some of our Lost Comments:
pugetsound says:
July 24, 2018 12:28 pm at
A mentor to me in my early radio days. He couldn’t have been nicer!
mikec says:
July 24, 2018 2:41 pm at
The great Robert O was an excellent addition to “Rock 101” CFMI & then PD Tim Burge (now Pam Burge) had a good ear for air talent and a good grip on what I would have defined as ‘album-oriented adult contemporary’ a very unique take not unlike K-ZAM (#2) or KEZX here. I felt Robert O was a better fit as morning man at Fraser Valley-Vancouver ‘rimshotter’ 850 CKMA Abbotsford “850 Radio Max” that had a hybrid oldies approach using both top40 singles & album cuts. He sounded more relaxed & got plenty of room to entertain – his way. Robert O also was on air at Vancouver’s C-ISL 650 that had a classic hits/oldies format before returning to Puget Sound.