Reliving Radio! Return with us to those thrilling days of Radio’s Golden Age. Tour host Dick Karman brings the sounds and memories to you. The Way Radio Was while bringing back memories and magic from the 20′s, 30′s, 40′s and 50′s, sets up in your dining room, activity hall, or church. When he’s entertaining, you’ll hear clips of Jack Benny, FDR, Our Miss Brooks, Suspense, Edward R. Murrow, Johnny Dollar and dozens more. Hear and remember advertisements from radios early years, from Perfect Circle Piston Rings, to Jello Tapioca Pudding, Yes Siree!. With sound bites and stories about radio personalities, news and entertainment, your host has assembled special shows for Christmas, Veterans Day, 4^th of July and Valentines Day. Your residents all will remember Pearl Harbor Day, VE day and the day the Hindenburg crashed at the mooring mast. Whether the Way Radio Was focuses on a holiday or just transports your residents out of the winter dull drums, Reliving Radio makes every day a special event. 
Special memories are always accompanied by special music. Don’t miss the best music in the last century in the Way Radio Was. You can have Tommy Dorsey, Glen Miller, Artie Shaw and Spike Jones, or you can have request patriotic music from Tex Beneke, Jo Stafford, Dinah Shore, and Johnny Mercer. It can be center stage or background for your open house, Senior “sock hop”, special banquet, or outdoor event..
The Way Radio Was  entertains elder audiences with one hour morning or afternoon presentations and at evening shows that accompany dinner parties (complete with 30′s and 40′s dance music!).  The Way Radio Was delights audiences with the memories, emotion and music of days gone by, and is different every time it comes to your facility.
There is always “picture show” of radio personalities and sponsors that keep the attention of the audience while helping folks remember the Way Radio Was! Some churches use Reliving Radio to be the theme for their “senior Saint” events with a spiritual emphasis on The Way Radio Was.

**My audiences have told me that the music from 50 to 70 years ago often triggers a certain consciousness in those with memory impairment. I can also provide a special, shorter program for those with memory loss.

Read  recent testimonials of The Way Radio Was:

“Dear Pam, I want to let you know how much my residents loved Dick Karman’s performance on The Way Radio Was. He is full of historical tidbits and trivia. We all learned so much! He keeps the audience riveted with music, news, and commercials. He presented an impressive display of old-time radios, microphones, and equipment. I recommend his show and we are all excited to have him back here at Hawthorne Gardens! Sincerely, Tracy A.”

“The Chairman of the Program Committee of Retired Associates of Portland State University (RAPSU) asked me to tell you how satisfied our members were with Dick Karman’s “Radio Man” presentation. He was a big hit with the members and will be asked back soon!”  Bill D.

“I wanted to let you know we had Dick Karman do his “Reliving Radio” Show  yesterday and our residents really enjoyed reminiscing about the old radio programs, ads and songs – he brought many smiles to their faces. He was  very professional, sounding like an old-time radio announcer, and flowed  from one thing to the next. Talking to him afterwards, I found out he has  many other programs, including background music for dinners, etc. and we  will definitely be having him back. Thank you,” Shirley A. at  Hearthstone at Murrayhill

Visit  Relivingradio.com for more information or to arrange a performance at your facility! We travel widely.

Contact: Dick Karman

Phone:  (503)784-4398

Email: relivingradio@karmans.net

Website: www.relivingradio.com

Please contact me to arrange a program at your facility in the Portland/Vancouver area!

Phone: 360-882-3581

Email: Alton@altonchung.com

Website: www.altonchung.com

I am also available to bring “W.C. Fields” to your special engagement!(see picture in my website)

In addition,  I am the author of many books! I am an expert on General George S. Patton. Plus,  I’ve recently finished a new book called “A Little Kid From Flat River” which is a series of short stories about my growing up years in Flat River, Missouri. My books are available for sale at:  http://pattonhq.com/cmp_productions.html Invite me to do readings and book signings at your facility or event!

I look forward to doing my shows at your facility or event in the Portland/Vancouver or Mid-Willamette Valley areas!

Contact: Charles M. Province

Phone: (503)928-0011

Email: cmprovince@gmail.com

Website: http://pattonhq.com/cmprovince.html