Bozo
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| - | Bozo (born Jay Smilkstein) is a well known personality who frequently calls the | + | Bozo (born Jay Smilkstein) is a well known personality who frequently calls the Allan Weiner show on [[WBCQ]]. Bozo engages Weiner in strange conversation, superficially on the topic of radios, but often amounting to nothing more than guttural groans and grunts. Despite this, Weiner continues to enthusiastically welcome Bozo's persistent calls. |
Bozo's nickname comes from his appearance; his bushy, curly red hair and bald spot lends him an uncanny resemblance to the TV clown. He is usually disheveled and unkempt. | Bozo's nickname comes from his appearance; his bushy, curly red hair and bald spot lends him an uncanny resemblance to the TV clown. He is usually disheveled and unkempt. | ||
Bozo is known to make appearances at the yearly [[Winterfest]], where he engages unsuspecting attendees in conversation. These appearances are increasingly used by pirate radio operators as source material (audio recordings, photos) to further the legend of Bozo. | Bozo is known to make appearances at the yearly [[Winterfest]], where he engages unsuspecting attendees in conversation. These appearances are increasingly used by pirate radio operators as source material (audio recordings, photos) to further the legend of Bozo. | ||
Revision as of 00:05, 11 September 2007
Bozo (born Jay Smilkstein) is a well known personality who frequently calls the Allan Weiner show on WBCQ. Bozo engages Weiner in strange conversation, superficially on the topic of radios, but often amounting to nothing more than guttural groans and grunts. Despite this, Weiner continues to enthusiastically welcome Bozo's persistent calls.
Bozo's nickname comes from his appearance; his bushy, curly red hair and bald spot lends him an uncanny resemblance to the TV clown. He is usually disheveled and unkempt.
Bozo is known to make appearances at the yearly Winterfest, where he engages unsuspecting attendees in conversation. These appearances are increasingly used by pirate radio operators as source material (audio recordings, photos) to further the legend of Bozo.
