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A free-form style show that aired on WCSB (Cleveland State University) during the safe harbor hours. Steve Wainstead hosted Wainstead All Night (W.A.N.), a entertaining show that was driven by some crazy callers during the early morning hours. These shows took place in the late 80's / early 90's long before people knew what the internet was. This was a time when all the callers used land line phones and listened on an actual radio and not over the internet. Radio was a huge way to stay in contact with people and keep up with the news. The callers came in all varieties, drunk, obnoxious, belligerent, nice, stupid, smart, black and white. They all came together to listen to a show that entertained them and gave them a sense of belonging. His reading of the crime blotter from a local SUN journal newspaper became a regular segment on his show. Every time I hear 'Watermelon In Easter Hay" by Frank Zappa, I think of W.A.N. Oh, and lets not forget Brainwash. Without the collection of regular callers, this show would have never been possible. Steve, if you ever see this, please contact me, would love to add more shows! References Steve Wainstead Explaining W.A.N. Talking in the Dark
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Keith Newman from crap radio invites Steve Wainstead and Mike Kole into the studio to reminisce about the older shows like Wainstead All Night and Propaganda. Several callers that contributed to those shows call in over
This is an undated clip that feature Alzheimer Al and Jack from the Post Office in studio live with Steve. The underlying tone is Bazooka Joe is expecting a baby and what should it be named. Some callers call in with jok
This clip is from 1996. Steve appeared on the Literary Cafe Talk Show hosted by Chad Stanley. The Literary Cafe Talk Show was a show broadcasted on channel 53 in Cleveland, a community public access channel. This clip co
This is not your typical Wainstead show, Steve makes it an all request and dedication show. This was from the 2:00am-7:00am slot on Saturday Nights (Technically Sunday Morning). He then reads a short version of the Sun p
Starts off with the Sun news police blotter from Lakewood and Wadsworth and Ads Solon, North Royalton and Strongsville to part 2 of the news. The first half hour also features back to back comedy clips. After that, Steve
Steve is assisted by Bill and they are taking calls. The subject of the night is Elvis Presley. Steve attempts to call a few 800 numbers that promote Elvis and Graceland, but is unsuccessful. He does however make contact
Steve starts off the show by reading the Sun News from Parma, Parma Heights, and Wadsworth. After the news he takes on some callers. More news is then read from Shaker Heights, Beachwood, University Heights, Cleveland He
Starts off with news from Parma, Seven Hills, Wadsworth, Norton, Cleveland Hts., Shaker Hts., Beachwood, Mayfield Hts., Highland Hts., Richmond Hts., Lyndhurst and Lakewood. Steve brought in a bunch of old vinyl he bough
Steve reads the Sun News police blotter from Parma, Seven Hills, Wadsworth, Norton, Shaker Hts., Lyndhurst, Highland Hts., Bay Village, Rocky River, North Olmsted and Lakewood.
Steve reads the news from Parma, Parma Hts., Wadsworth, University Hts., Norton, Shaker Hts., Beachwood, Pepper Pike, Cleveland Hts., Lyndhurst, Mayfield Hts., Highland Hts., South Euclid, Bay Village, Westlake, Rocky Ri
Quiet day on the radio. Steve talks about hostages and the Terry Anderson situation. He then creates a Party line and asks questions, like abolish the IRS and establish a national sales tax and are the Japanese taking ov
Starts of with the SUN news from Parma, Parma Hts., Cleveland Hts., Shaker Hts., Beachwood, University Hts., Wadsworth, South Euclid, Mayfield Village, Mayfield Hts. and Lakewood. This show came out around the time Magic
The Professor must have been lonely, he seemed to get the most time in this show. Starts off with the news from Parma, Parma Hts., Seven Hills, Wadsworth, Beachwood, Shaker Hts., South Euclid, Richmond Hts., Lyndhurst, M
Starts off with news from Lakewood, Parma, Seven Hills, Wadsworth, Beachwood, University Hts., Cleveland Hts., Richmond Hts., South Euclid, Mayfield Village, Mayfield Hts. and ends with a traffic copter report. Quite a f
Steve is sick and wants to leave and cancel the show for the day. The callers call in and most of them tell him to stay on the air. The topic of Clarence Thomas for Supreme Court justice is brought up. Notable Callers: P
The crime blotter is read from Parma, Seven Hills, Parma Hts., Wadsworth, Shake Hts., Mayfield Hts., South Euclid, Lyndhurst, Mayfield Village and Lakewood. This show aired around the time Michael Jackson’s glove was sto
Steve hosts the wcsb Radiothon and is hoping to raise 1000.00 during his show. Police blotter is read for Parma, Parma Hts., Wadsworth, University Hts., Shaker Hts., Beachwood, Richmond Hts., South Euclid, Lyndhurst, May
Rick “Gilly” Gilmour is in the studio hosting the show. Steve is sitting back letting Rick run everything. The callers are giving Gilly a workout for an hour straight. Gilly keeps asking the question “do you trust condom
Steve is joined by Steve-O and John Petkovic of Death of Samantha, not the Yoko Ono song, the Cleveland band. Steve-O and John are busting balls, not taking too much seriously and telling dad type jokes, some actually we
Steve is way too nice in this show and allows Mr. Tim to control the conversation where Mr. Tim talks about an old slide rule he found that was branded with drug education information. Steve wants to get him off the air,
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