KIDS Radio Show

Author: Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens

On Sept. 19, 1981, the K.I.D.S Radio Show premiered on KSPI FM radio station broadcasting out of Stillwater, Oklahoma. The radio sitcom/musical expertly blended clever, kid-friendly comedic stories with childrens genre song selections. The weekly radio show was the brainchild of Carolyn Meyer, a Stillwater Public Schools music specialist and Kel Pickens, an account rep for the radio station. Carolyn and Kel are releasing select episodes from the 1980s and 1990s in podcast form on Saturday mornings at 11 a.m., like the original radio show time.
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Language: en

Genres: Education for Kids, Kids & Family

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Hooray for the Last Day of School!
Episode 106
Saturday, 16 November, 2024

“Hooray for the Last Day of School” aired sometime in May during the mid-1980s. The Giant Blueberry is Theodore’s object of interest at his class show and tell. At the same time, Daphne brings a fruit bat. Will The Giant Blueberry survive the last day of school? Starring: Miss Carolyn, Mrs. Spa-ghet, the music teacher and Daphne – Carolyn Meyer Theodore, The Giant Blueberry, Mr. Invento as a substitute science teacher, Bobby (electronic bird) and narrator – Kel Pickens Guest Starring: Mrs. Clamp, the German Librarian – unknown Filmore and Grossly – unknown If you’re a fan of good stories and dogs, you won’t want to miss out on carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the fascinating travel tales of her and Kel’s pups, a journey you can experience through her engaging books, available in paperback and ebook formats. Credits: Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Kel Pickens wrote episodes, and Chris Coz ort did the audio engineering. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt. Analog to digital conversion provided by Don Mitchell. Chris Peters published the podcast.