Celebration World Radio Day with radio personality Mike Morin. Find a preview of the program at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC2llxVGlKE.

Mike Morin, longtime local radio personality, has collected short clips from some of the greatest radio entertainers of the past century. His slide and audio presentation is a tribute to radio and includes Milton Berle, Jack Benny, Groucho Marx, Orson Welles, Lucille Ball and several memorable Boston radio personalities. Morin, whose broadcast career is in its 52nd year, has been a part of the radio industry for over half of its existence.

Registration is requested, but not required.

 

 

About Mike Morin

Mike began his 53st year as a radio and television personality in January. After retiring in 2014, Mike returned to the airwaves in 2019 as host of Morin in the Morning, on Frank FM, heard on four stations in New Hampshire. He has since embarked on what he calls Retirement 2.0, leaving Frank FM at the end of 2020. He now hosts business talk shows on 99.9FM/AM 1370 WFEA. Along the way, Mike also worked at stations in Detroit, Toledo, Washington, D.C., New York City, Boston and served as 12-year co-host of New Hampshire in the Morning on 95.7-WZID in Manchester. His writing career began in 2004, where after 18 years, Mike still produces a humor column every other Sunday for the Nashua Telegraph. He is a contributor to New Hampshire Magazine and has had articles in the Boston Globe and Chicken Soup for the Soul books. His TV credits include work as a television weatherman and nine-years co-hosting nearly 300 candlepin bowling TV shows.

Mike’s first book, a career memoir, Fifty Shades of Radio: True Stories of a Morning Radio Guy Being Wired, Tired and Fired, came out in 2013. His latest book, released in 2019, is Lunch with Tommy and Stasia: TV’s Golden Age of Candlepin Bowling. In 2022, he released his newest book, If These Walls Could Talk, on the history of New Hampshire’s Red Arrow Diner, which turned 100 in October. Mike lives in Nashua with Barbara Baker and their Westie dog, Portia Rose.