Showing posts with label Radio. Show all posts
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Monday, May 26, 2008

Radio's Biggest Canine Personality



After my radio shift, I need to check out the pet store for some Greecian formula for dogs.

During Papa's show, I love to sing along with the music. My canine vocal renditions sound a little like Chewbaka's dialogue in Star War's.



Above, Kricket (traffic reporterette) & I are captured singing Ol' Red. Yowl!

Here's Lois Lewis (disc jockeyette) & I really getting into the Clint Black & Lisa Hartman Black's, "When I Said I Do."



Although Jazz has a lovely singing voice, she will not fit in the studio. Here she is singing a beautiful rendition of "Cattle Call."


Sunday, December 30, 2007

The Lost Oprah Interview



Despite my humility, I have been asked to share about my media stardom.



Papa & I share work responsbilities at the country music radio station. Yee hah! With work leash on, I walk myself to Papa's truck and we begin our commute to work.

(Enter control room)

Dukie: Woof!

DJ: Dukie!!!

DISCLAIMER: Human-to-dog and dog-to-human captions, interpretations and translation provided by Papa.

Dukie: What do you have for me to do today?

DJ: Here's some e-mail requests . . .

Dukie: Just lay 'em here on my chin rest, thanks.



Dukie: Who are the 2 dogs chewing on my rawhide?

DJ: Introducing your very special guest: Oprah is here with camera crew and her dogs in tow!



Oprah: So, do you mind if we observe America's Radio Ranch dog in action?

Dukie: Please be my guest. Just keep your dogs away from my rawhide chewie, thanks. By the way, love your show, especially the episode with Caesar Millan.

Oprah: Why thank you, Dukie!



Dukie (on Request Line): Yes, uh-uh, got it, "Old dogs, children and watermelon wine by Tom T. Hall. We'll get that on right away. Thanks for callin' . . .



Oprah: How do you manage to juggle your ranch and radio chores?

Dukie: It's a matter of priorities, pacing oneself and enjoying what I do.

Oprah: Do you have any personal music favorites?



Dukie: I confess that while Papa's not looking I always schedule "Ol' Red" by Blake Shelton, and "Ticks" from Brad Paisley--tunes like that.

Oprah: The show really does go to the dogs then.

Dukie: Excuse me, Oprah, your dogs owe me a new rawhide . . . where's Caesar when you need him . . . ?