Jud Collins anchored the Channel 4 news and the Noon Show on WSM-TV in the 1950's

Teddy Bart hosting his talk show at WLAC in the 1980's

Ruth Ann Leach also was a WLAC talk show host in the '80's

WLAC's third talk show host in the 1980's was Les Jameson

Larry Munson, now voice of the Georgia Bulldogs, as sports anchor at WSIX-TV

Frank Jolle was WMAK's popular nighttime personality in the mid-1960's

"Hoss" Allen was another popular R & B disc jockey at WLAC

The whole gang of nighttime WLAC dj's also included Gene Nobles and Herman Grizzard

Coyote McCloud was one of Nashville's top dee jay's for more than 20 years

Ken Bramming as a young WSIX radio announcer

Kids of all ages love Miss Nancy on Romper Room on WSIX-TV

Teddy Bart and Larry Munson teamed up to co-host a show on WSM Radio in the 1960's

Snowbird---Channel 4's popular "weatherman"

WSM-TV's Boyce Hawkins as Grandpa Moses

Jim Kent was Cap't Crook on WSIX-TV

Ken Bramming (left) with Noel Ball, popular WMAK radio and WSIX-TV dj and personality

Jud Collins on the Noon Show with Maureen O'Hara

Teddy Bart and Karlen Evins hosted "Teddy Bart's Roundtable" on several Nashville radio stations

Gerry House has had Nashville's #1-rated morning show on WSIX for two decades

A very young Brenda Lee was a guest with Miss Norma on Romper Room on WSIX-TV

Oprah Winfrey as she looked at 17 when she worked at WVOL

Even WSM's Ralph Emery had to eat once in a while

Hudley Crockett anchored the nightly news on WSIX-TV

Chris Clark recently retired as the longtime Channel 5 news anchor

John Richbourg (John R) was one of WLAC's popular R & B disc jockey's from the late 40's thru the 60

Ken Bramming as Dr. Lucifer on WSIX-TV's "Shock Theater"

Ken Bramming in later years at WAMB

Russ McCown as Sir Cecil Creape on Channel 4

The KQBee (Nick Archer) was this rock station's mascot

Dave Overton, host of "5 O'Clock Hop," with Tommy Sands

Buddy Sadler, long-time WSM newsman, with baseball great Mickey Mantle