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Friends: Welcome to Suhan Sunday here on Radio Action.

In this edition of Praise The Lord we have the Browns,The Allen Family, and go way Back with George Jones.

Add the comedy of Red Green and we round out an entertaining and uplifting hour.

The better the day, the better the deed. Join us here for Praise the Lord with me, Don Suhan.

Friends: It is Friday - FLASHBACK FRIDAY - and time for another top 20 countdown from your friends at Radio Action.

Join us for a musical look back to the memories of the 1960's and Sound Track of the Sixties.

It is all right here on Radio Action.

Be there or be square!

Cheers.....

Friends: Welcome to Wednesday and the mid-week program from Radio Action.

Here is the Rock and Talk show with the whole cast of usual suspects.

Al Murphy is here, James Murphy (no relation to Al) is here, Michael Godin is here as is the Big Guy, who pushes all the right buttons at the right times to bring the whole show together.

Join us for fun. Join us for entertainment. Join us for information.

Join us!!!

Cheers.....

Hey Katzenjammers! It is time for another two hour ramble down the Radio Action Memory Lane - the program we call Rock, Roll and Remember.

There are always memories that can be conjured up by familiar tunes.

And we do our best to help.

One Song Can Bring Back One Thousand Memories.

Give us a click and hear for yourself.

Cheers and Happy Monday.....

Friends: Run for cover! Duck, hide, be scarce! For not only is it Friday the thirteenth, a quick check to the night sky will reveal a FULL MOON.

Now none of this can be good! LOL.

What can be good is a deft click on the weekly SOUND TRACK OF THE SIXTIES program from Radio Action.

Join us for a musical look back in time - a look at a week of top 40 radio right from the C-FUN radio music survey, here in Vancouver.

Fun! Funtastic! Radio Action and Sound Track of the Sixties.

Cheers,

Don.....

Friends: Today is 9-11. Nineteen men hijacked four fuel-loaded US commercial airplanes bound for west coast destinations. A total of 2,977 people were killed in New York City, Washington, DC and outside of Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
The attack was orchestrated by al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.

At the World Trade Center (WTC) site in Lower Manhattan, 2,753 people were killed when hijacked American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175 were intentionally crashed into the north and south towers, or as a result of the crashes.

Of those who perished during the initial attacks and the subsequent collapses of the towers, 343 were New York City firefighters, 23 were New York City police officers and 37 were officers at the Port Authority.

The victims ranged in age from two to 85 years. Approximately 75-80% of the victims were men.

At the Pentagon in Washington, 184 people were killed when hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 crashed into the building.

Near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, 40 passengers and crew members aboard United Airlines Flight 93 died when the plane crashed into a field. It is believed that the hijackers crashed the plane in that location, rather than their unknown target, after the passengers and crew attempted to retake control of the flight deck.

Today we remember this event and take a moment to think about the senseless loss of life.

This is the Rock and Talk program. This program comes from the archives and does not have a 9-11 theme. However, we DO remember and hope that in our lifetime, we never see this type of attack happen again.

Don for all at Radio Action.....

Friends: Lets kick off another week of Radio Action music and fun with this edition of our ROCK, ROLL AND REMEMBER series of programs.

JUST GOOD MUSIC - and a lot of memories too - all right here on the weekly "RRR" program from "RA."

If you enjoy these shows, please share the URL with friends.

And give us a shout out from time to time - either in the "comments" section below or on the email at radioaction100@gmail.com

Thanks for tuning us in and turning us on!

Cheers.....

Friends: It is time to end that first, albeit short, week of autumn and back to school and work.

It is time to turn back to the 60's and some of the greatest music ever put to record.

It is SOUND TRACK OF THE SIXTIES from your friends here at RADIO ACTION.

Join us please for two hours of memories.

Thanks for clicking on our music.

Cheers

Don and the STOTS gang.....

Friends: Well, if you are living this side of the equator, that's all folks! Summer is over. Well, OK summer is ALMOST OVER here north of the 49th.

Today everyone is back at school, work or, in my case, retirement.

But be all that as it may, there is always time for RADIO ACTION and the great sound we create.

Join us for this edition of the mid-week ROCK AND TALK show - creating memories one tune at a time.

Thanks for joining us.

Check out my friends's commentary site - if you dare!

www.maxminute.podomatic.com/

Cheers

Don.....

Friends: HAPPY LABOUR DAY - and for our US listeners HAPPY LABOR DAY. There are no pesky "U's" necessary in the US spelling but the sentiments are the same. Here is hoping you enjoy this, the last holiday of the summer.

Radio Action is on the air with the regular Monday ROCK, ROLL AND REMEMBER program.

And we do hope that our music will be just right to entertain you today.

Thanks for dropping by and giving us a click!

Again, if today is a holiday for you - enjoy it!

Cheers for now.

Don for the gang at RA.....

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