The Flower Power Hour with Ken and MJ is an internationally syndicated radio show that's a flashback to the Golden Age of Flower Power, with music primarily from the 1960s ,’70s and ‘80s. Dedicated to the vibe of that era – peace, love, and rock and roll, plus interview and comedy snippets for a unique theater-of-the-mind experience. Saturday & Sunday mornings from 8 am-9 am.
Ken Rundel's Bio:
Extensive radio experience included early stays at WCMU, WFYC, WVIC and w-4 in Michigan. Next up was the legendary album-rocker, “The Zoo” in Dallas, where he was the original program and music director of his #1 rated midday show. Other stops included Q-102, KZPS, KOAI, KRBE and KXCC in Texas and the ABC Radio Classic Rock Network, where he was the top-rated jock in listener surveys. Ken’s also been an attorney, actor, city publicist, improv comedy performer and instructor.
MJ's Bio:
MJ's knowledge of rock and roll as well as her talent as an artist gave her coveted backstage access to all the early icons of album rock including Cat Stevens, Alvin Lee, Jon Anderson, Donovan, Randy California, Elton John, the Grateful Dead and Ian Anderson. She handled promotion and booking for internationally known folk singer Melanie for several years. Her broadcasting career began in 2006 as co-host of The Ken and MJ Show on Radio Free Phoenix.
Hard, Heavy, and Hair with Pariah Burke is a world-wide syndicated radio show featuring 2 full hours of heart-pounding, guitar-crunching, horn-throwing Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, and Hair Bands from the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 20-teens, and all the way up to today. It's THE radio show for TRUE fans of heavy Rock. Saturdays at high noon.
Pariah Burke Bio:
Pariah Burke grew up banging his impressive head of hair to 80s and 90s hard rock, heavy metal and hair band albums he played all the way through, while wondering why even the coolest FM stations only ever played the singles. Living and playing in bands in Daytona Beach back when Bike Week was still awesome, Pariah developed a taste for Harleys and whiskey and began DJing Bike Week events and mud wrestling. Later, somehow still in possession of his full hearing, Pariah embraced the ability of Internet radio to reach hard rock, heavy metal and hair band fans all over the world. He started the Hard, Heavy & Hair with Pariah Burke syndicated radio show to bring to all those fans the biggest hits, but even more so, the non-single album tracks, the “deep cuts,” that make albums great but never get air play during regular radio rotation.
Several times a year, the microphones stay open a little longer as the WJOE staff gathers for one of our longest-running traditions... The Glass Moon Order. Inspired by a shared love of Dream Theater's ‘Under a Glass Moon’, these sessions became known as The Glass Moon Order.
Hosted by Eddie Steel, this special panel discussion brings together some of the station's biggest rock fanatics for lively discussions covering everything from legendary albums and overlooked artists to music history, concerts, and the stories behind the songs.
Between each discussion segment, you'll hear music that ties directly into the conversation, creating a listening experience that's as entertaining as it is unpredictable. Honest opinions, plenty of laughs and decades of combined rock knowledge make every edition of GMO a unique look inside the minds of the people who live and breathe rock at WJOE.