“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 who is a Nazi – 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.

“Happy Gnu Year” first aired on Jan. 2, 1982.

The old theme song airs first, followed by Miss Carolyn and the South African Gnu introducing the New KIDS Radio Show Theme song. Ricky Peale plays lead guitar, Mike Hufford on drums, Carolyn Meyer on piano and vocals, and Donnie Mitchell on bass. They perform the entire song, marking its first broadcast.

Starring:

The South African Gnu, Mr. Invento, Cecil the Skunk and Gary Gobbler the Turkey – Kel Pickens

Miss Carolyn – Carolyn Meyer

Guest Starring:

Walter the Rooster – Randy Pease

Francis – unknown

Some of the songs featured in the show are:

Space Explorer

The Ballad of Lucy Lum

Zounds of Sounds!

I Love Winter

Pajamas Song

Fortune Cookie

and the new Outro of the “KIDS Radio Show Theme song.

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 Cozort 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.

“KIDS Radio Show Christmas Special” first aired in December 1981

This episode features an early version of the KIDS Radio theme song and the well-known Christmas Song White Christmas, a story song by Peter, Paul, and Mary. Show engineer Chris Cozort wishes everyone a Merry Christmas! Kel reads The Giving Tree story written by Shel Silverstein. Kel gives a Christmas wish.

Carolyn Meyer’s 5th-grade music class students from Highland Park Elementary School sing a Christmas song recorded during a live performance at the school with Carolyn accompanying them on the piano, 5th grader Ch is Holt on drums, and 5th grader Jeremy Skidmore on bass.

Starring:

Miss Carolyn – Carolyn Meyer

Guest Starring:
Santa Claus – John Wilguess (KSPI 94FM employee)

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 Cozort 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.