#27. Rick Gangi 1987-1992

#30. Lauren Michaels

Ep. 30: Lauren Michaels An episode one year in the making and a new show for the first time in six months. We may not be back to regularly scheduled episodes, but we’re happy to share this with you. Laurie Amos-Fox joins Rick Schmidt and I for a nostalgic look back at her time at 104, her radio story and where it led her.

#29. Tim Richards 1991-1998

Tim Bajkiewicz was one of WRUF's five tool players, and his experience in Gainesville took him on a slightly different route than most of our guests: he became a university professor! Tim joins Spano and Dan to discuss how he made the most of his time at WRUF and how he's sharing what he learned with the next generation of radio and communications professionals.

#28. Mo Kelly 1987-1991

PSAs, AM and FM on-air, and... Soviet and East European Studies? One-of-a-kind WRUF alumni Maureen Donaghy did a little bit of everything at the station, including organizing a huge Earth Day event that included an exclusive interview with Gainesville's favorite son.

#27. Rick Gangi 1987-1992

Rick Gangi arrived at ROCK104 in 1987, left, and came back for more in the early 90s. Dan and Spano speak with Rick about his coast-to-coast career in radio, which has been firmly established in NYC for over twenty years. Rick also shares a story about the best parting gift from WRUF that we've heard yet.

#26. Joe Caruso 1999-2003

On-air talent, Promotions Manager, and Harry Guscott clone, Joey Mazzaferro, or "Lil Gus", made the most of his four years at WRUF. He's now approaching his thirtieth year in Gainesville, once again working for UF. Dan and Spano catch up with their former colleague, and in Dan's case, his former middle school classmate.