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Oct 1, 2011 · October 1, 2011. Frank Wood: In the early in the days of ’EBN we had a lot of phony commercials for a fictitious company called Brute Force Cybernetics, which invented lots of strange products: The three-dimensional television, which was a TV mounted on a rail that went back and forth really fast. Or the portable hole.
Sep 6, 2017 · The person running it was named Frank Wood. After a successful career in law, he’d decided to act out his midlife crisis with a transmitter instead of a Porsche, building his radio station literally from the ground up—a new broadcast tower beside an old house in Price Hill.
The taxidermied dog had been Frank Wood, Sr.'s pet named Miles Duffy. Frank Sr. being basically a one-man show when he began the station, decided to name "Miles Duffy" as WEBN's program director to give the impression that WEBN had more employees and his so called on-air "staph" than just himself.
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After graduation from the Law School, Wood received an offer from a Wall Street firm, but convinced them to defer for a year so that he could revisit his roots in Cincinnati, Ohio. Around that time, his father started WEBN 102.7, an FM radio station in an era when virtually no FM stations were on the air.
Jan 25, 2007 · Frank Wood Sr. Farewell on WEBN Cincinnati, OH 6-30-1985. Mike Stone. Jan 25, 2007. Mike Stone. Inactive User. Jan 25, 2007. #1. This is a classic.... I always called him Mr. Wood. When it initially went on the air in the late 1960's, it was owned by Frank Wood, Sr., a Cincinnati attorney. The music was mostly classical and jazz.
Oct 20, 2022 · The Jelly Pudding Show by Frank "Bo" Wood, Jr. ("Michael Xanadu"), WEBN-FM, Cincinnati, Ohio, April 20, 1968 : Frank "Bo" Wood, Jr. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive.
Sep 1, 2019 · The fireworks show was the brainchild of Frank “Bo” Wood Jr., WEBN’s general manager and president at the time. “I thought it would be fun to have a birthday party for the whole city and do...
