WMKV Has the Hot New RUTH LYONS DVD/CD-Limited Quantities!

The new Ruth Lyons First Lady of Television DVD and Holiday Hello CD set is a smash success. It’s been so hot that some stores are sold out. If you've struck out trying to find the DVD/CD set in stores around Cincinnati you can get one through WMKV while our supplies last at 513-782-2427 or 1-877-772-9658 or by clicking here to get to our secure membership page. A $96 pledge to WMKV includes your one-year membership in the station, the wonderful DVD/CD package, and already includes the donation to the Ruth Lyons Children’s Fund! WMKV has only about 30 sets left. If you're out of town, this is a great way to get the Ruth Lyons DVD documentary plus the CD of previously unreleased songs from the Holiday Hello Show with Ruth and the cast, and support the radio station that helped produce the audio CD that's part of the DVD/CD set. You'll see stunning photos and long-lost video clips, including parts of the only surviving complete 50-50 club recording (with Bob Hope). You’ll see David Letterman, Carol Channing, Bonnie Lou, Phil Donahue, Johnny Mathis, Nick Clooney, Peter Nero, Mickey Fischer, John Davidson, Bill Myers, and more talking about Ruth’s impact on media that reverberates even today. It does Ruth justice and shines the light on her clout and power, her political activism, her stature and backbone, and her status as truly "First Lady of Television."

WMKV Host Mike Martini’s New Book Now Available!

WMKV’s own Mike Martini has a fantastic new book out entitled “Images of America: Cincinnati Radio.” Chock full of more than 240 pictures tracing the history of Cincinnati radio from the 1920’s through the 1970’s with detailed notes and captions by Mike Martini, you can get this brand new book now on the market! If you’re out of town or if you’d like to avoid the holiday rush and mall crowds, you can support WMKV and take a copy of Mike’s new book as a thank you gift at the $50 level by clicking here to support WMKV! If you love broadcast history. Here’s your opportunity to learn what an integral part Cincinnati played in the national broadcast landscape. Many of these photos have never been published until now. This is another MUST HAVE for any fan of radio!