KIDS Radio Show

“The Weather Show” first aired Jan. 17, 1982.

Mr. Invento convinces Miss Carolyn to take a ride in his weather balloon. As they ascend into the clouds, they encounter the God of thunder. 

Starring:

Of Special Interest:

“Three String Guitar” is featured in this show. It was written by Carolyn West Meyer from her 1980 album “Music is for Everyone!.” 

Musicians playing on it are:

Produced by Tom Brooks for Good Apple, Inc., Carthage, Illinois.

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Don Mitchell.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The April Fool Lives!” first aired in April 1982.

Miss Carolyn is lost in the woods on an unfortunate day. Will laughter help her find a way home?

Starring: 

Miss Carolyn – Carolyn Meyer

The April Fool and Mr. Invento – Kel Pickens

Guest Starring:

The Headwaiter – John Wilguess (KSPI FM 94 employee)

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Don Mitchell.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Easter Parade” first aired unknown?

A movie star joins Miss Carolyn to provide commentary on the Easter parade.

Starring:

Theodore, The Giant Blueberry, and Mr. Invento – Kel Pickens

Miss Carolyn – Carolyn Meyer

Guest Starring:

Movie Star, Mr. Fernando Yacks – Mark Wedel

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Don Mitchell.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Easter Show” first aired April 10, 1982.

Chickens are beefing with bunnies over the origin of Easter eggs.

Starring:

Mr. Invento – Kel Pickens

Miss Carolyn – Carolyn Meyer

Guest Starring:

Biff (Easter) Bunny – Ricky Peale 

Walter the Rooster – Randy Pease

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Don Mitchell.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Frankly Fantasy” first aired Oct. 4, 1986.

The Universal Transporter is broken after Miss Carolyn and Mr. Invento crash land in a mysterious world where they meet a bandi snatcher bounty hunter.

Starring:

Mr. Invento – Kel Pickens

Miss Carolyn – Carolyn Meyer

Guest Starring:

Captain Friendly the Space Explorer – John Labow

The Nose – Wade Tower

This show is a parody of sci-fi adventure mixed with the Wizard of Oz.

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Ricky Stick Man Show” first aired in 1982.

Miss Carolyn and Ricky Stick Man encourage young listeners to move and dance to the music in this episode. 

Starring:

Of Special Interest:

“Feel the Beat,” written by Carolyn Meyer, is one of the songs featured in this episode. It is from her 1980 Good Apple, Inc. album “Music Is For Everyone!” released in August 1980 along with an activity book. 

Musicians:

Arranged and Produced by Tom Brooks at Pinebrook Recording Studio, owned by the Gaithers. Executive Producer - “Dandy" Don Mitchell.

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Green Submarine” first aired on Aug. 27, 1983.

Blueberry overboard! Blueberry overboard! How will Miss Carolyn and Captain Seaweed save The Giant Blueberry?

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Stilltown Musicians” first aired April 30, 1983.

A donkey is about to lose his job as a rock band roadie, which motivates him to start his own band. He recruits bandmates on his journey to Stilltown. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

OF SPECIAL INTEREST: The song “Music Street” is from Carolyn Meyer’s first album,  "Music Is For Everyone!" was published by Good Apple, Inc., Carthage, IL., and is featured in this show. 

The musicians on that recording are:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Comic Clones” first aired on April 26, 1986.

Miss Carolyn and The Giant Blueberry sense something is wrong with Mr. Invento. The absent-minded scientist’s hubris causes havoc and confusion.  

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Marriage of Invento” first aired on June 7, 1986.

Mr. Invento’s aversion to opera causes him to fall asleep during a performance. He awakens to wedding bells and The Giant Blueberry as his best man.  

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Don Mitchell.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Mr. Invento’s Secret Admirer” first aired on Feb. 11, 1984.

A decent archer but a lousy poet expresses their love for Mr. Invento. The excitable scientist is thrown into a whirlwind of infatuation from Carmen Gigantica.

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Case of the Mysterious Follower” first aired on Sept. 5, 1982.

Detective Freddie Fox has his work cut out for him in a case involving a mysterious cassette tape left for KIDS Radio Show host, Miss Carolyn.  

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Frog Prince” first aired on Sept. 22, 1984.

An amphibian offers to help a Princess recover her golden ball from a deep well in exchange for companionship. Will she hold up her end of the bargain or risk the ire of the King? 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Feebles’ Court” first aired  Sept. 17, 1983.

The Giant Blueberry has been sued and receives a summons from a popular courtroom TV show.  

Starring:

Guest Starring:

OF SPECIAL INTEREST: The song “Who Did the What, Where, and When?” is from Carolyn and Kel’s album “The Music of Our Language” and is featured in this show. The Red Dirt musicians who performed on this song are:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Trains” first aired  Jan. 27, 1982

The Giant Blueberry gets ON his first music train. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“A Giant Blueberry Christmas” first aired Dec. 23, 1984.

Santa Claus lands in jail after crashing his rocket-powered sleigh on Christmas Eve, and the Giant Blueberry volunteers to finish Santa’s gift-giving mission while Theodore pilots the holiday craft. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you should check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo. Analog to digital conversion provided by Don Mitchell in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“A Dinosaur Dilemma” first aired April 9, 1988.

In a parody of Mr. Peabody’s “Way Back Machine,” it’s the age of the dinosaurs, and Mr. Carolyn and Mr. Invento find unlikely friends to help them escape the past and return to the future. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you should check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo. Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Pyramid Paranoia” first aired  Nov. 12, 1983

With the unwanted help from Miss Carolyn, Ricky Stick Man constructs a pyramid out of sticks. They step inside only to be transported to the middle of a desert. They take shelter in what they think is a cave. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

Of Special Interest: 

The song "The Plural Snakes” is from one of Carolyn and Kel’s albums. This educational record included an activity book and cassette used by teachers in elementary schools to teach language arts to young children in a fun way. The album is “The Music of Our Language” and was published by Good Apple, Inc. in Carthage, IL., in 1983. The music was composed by Carolyn, with lyrics co-written by Kel and Carolyn. 

Performed on the recording by Red Dirt Musicians listed below:

Recorded at Lamb Recording Studio and engineered by Mike Hufford

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you should check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Rumpledkiltskin” first aired  Jan. 28, 1984

“A strange and ugly little character” spins straw into gold for a soon-to-be Queen. But what did she give in exchange, and how will she save her royal future?

Starring:

Guest Starring:

*Joy and Trevor, a married couple originally from Sheffield, England - now U.S. citizens, are good friends of Carolyn and Kel’s.

OF SPECIAL INTEREST:

“What is your name?” a song from Carolyn West Meyer’s first album, “Music Is For Everyone!,” is included in this show since it involves names. Carolyn wrote the lyrics and music. The album was published in 1980 by Good Apple Inc., Carthage, IL. An activity book and cassette were sold separately from the album.

“The Back-To-School Song” was recorded on March 10-12, 1980 at Pinebrook Recording Studios, Alexandria, IN and performed by:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Jon Dickey created the artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo. Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Thanksgiving Parade” first aired on Nov. 27, 1982

Miss Carolyn and the Giant Blueberry announce a Thanksgiving parade full of fun music and whimsical floats until Mr. Invento’s driverless float makes a predictable mess.

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey. Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“No Artificial Substitutes” first aired  Sept. 24, 1983

Theodore and Daphne give their substitute teacher, The Giant Blueberry, a real hard time after he assigns the task of writing a poem.

Starring:

OF SPECIAL NOTE: Two of the songs included in this episode are from Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens’ album “The Music of Our Language,” published in 1983 by Good Apple, Inc., Carthage, IL. Music by Carolyn Meyer and Lyrics by Kel Pickens and Carolyn Meyer. Songs were arranged by Carolyn Meyer and produced by Carolyn Meyer with assistance from Kel Pickens

“Nouns Are Naming Words”

Recorded at Lamb Recording Studio in Stillwater, OK.

“It’s Time For a Rhyme!”

Recorded at Lamb Recording Studio in Stillwater, OK.

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey. Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Election Elation” first aired  Nov. 3, 1984

Mud-slinging abounds as Daphne and Theodore campaign against each other for student council President at Tippecanoe Elementary.

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Guest Starring:

OF SPECIAL INTEREST: One of Carolyn and Kel’s songs from their second album, “The Music of Our Language,” is featured in this episode. “The World is Full of Opposites,” with music by Carolyn Meyer and lyrics by Kel Pickens and Carolyn Meyer, was performed by Red Dirt Musicians listed below and recorded at Lamb Recording Studio by Mike Hufford, Engineer, back in 1982 and published in 1983 by Good Apple, Inc., Carthage, IL along with an activity book written by Pickens and Meyer and a cassette tape of all the songs as well. 

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” first aired  Oct. 27, 1984

A strange wizard needs an apprentice who cannot read. Desperate for a job, Theodore deceives his new employer and uses his ability to read books full of powerful spells.  

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Boogie Boogie Haunted Hootenanny” first aired  Oct. 31, 1987

Unexpectedly visited by a ghost in her garage, Miss Carolyn is suddenly host to a ghoulish musical gathering on Halloween. The Giant Blueberry saves the day with a truly horrific costume.

Starring:

Guest Starring:

Fun Fact: Carolyn and Kel reprised their roles in 2023 to record segments that were only heard live on the radio in 1987.  

Original Song “The Big Orange Boogie” was written by Carolyn Meyer and performed by Red Dirt musicians as follows:

This song was later published as one of the songs in Kel Pickens and Carolyn Meyer’s operetta entitled “The Colors of Life,” marketed worldwide by Wide World Music, Inc., Delaware Water Gap, PA. Kel wrote the libretto and Carolyn composed all the lyrics and music of all the songs, which featured a color in each one. 

Of special note: Miss Carolyn sings the lead vocal on the song “Witches’ Brew” to the instrumental soundtrack on a record. 

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey. Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Werewolf’s Web" first aired  Oct. 9, 1983

“Even a man who says his prayers before he sleeps each night, may turn to a wolf when the wolf’s bane blooms and the moon is high and bright.”

Miss Carolyn reluctantly takes her nephew Theodore trick-or-treating during a full moon. 

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey. Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater

“The Haunted Halloween Hootenanny” first aired  Oct. 28, 1982

This episode chronicles one of several ghastly holiday parties that sprang up in the home of the hostess, Miss Carolyn. It seems that the Good Ghost can't help himself when throwing Halloween parties for his ghoulish guests. The lineup of terrific Halloween songs for this party is unforgettable. Listeners were challenged to write the ingredients they would add to a witch's brew, which employees judged, and the winner had his lyrical additives dropped into the song "Witch's Brew" sung at the end of this show. A local boy named Jonathan Kocan snared some prizes for winning the song lyrics contest.

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Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song and this episode was provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey. Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Name that Trick-or-Treat Tune” first aired  Oct. 23, 1982

In this game-show parody, Miss Carolyn is lucky enough to appear as a contestant on “Name That Trick-or-Treat Tune.” This particular game show has rules and prizes that reflect the Halloween spirit. She has to compete against another contestant named Ray Cumberbund, who is quite intent on winning, but that has twists and consequences. The MC, Leo Gumbo, who looks strangely like a famous figure of satire and parody, takes macabre pleasure in his job. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey. Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Changing of Proteus” first aired  Sept. 18, 1982

The K.I.D.S radio show is at risk of being eaten by the Queen of Riddles if Miss Carolyn doesn’t correctly guess the Queen’s real name. A shape-shifting creature joins her in a trek across the jungle to find the correct answer and save her show.

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Frolics In The Fall” first aired  Oct. 1, 1983

With the leaves crunching under their feet, Miss Carolyn tries to teach her nephew Theodore how to love fall weather while tasking him with raking the leaves. In a dream, Jack Frost recruits Theodore to help usher in fall colors.

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens. Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort. Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio. Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey. Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The 10th Anniversary Show” first aired September 2, 1991

As Miss Carolyn prepares to broadcast another KIDS Radio Show, she is surprised by a mysterious host who walks her through the past ten years of KIDS Radio Show. Voices from the present and the past converge in this reflective show. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

Of Special Interest:

Carolyn’s original song entitled “The Big Orange Boogie” is featured in this show. This song went on to be used in an operetta with the libretto written by Kel Pickens and the lyrics and music of the songs written by Carolyn Meyer and published by Wide World Music, Inc., Delaware Water Gap, PA. Locally recorded at Lamb Recording Studio with Mike Hufford Engineering.

Musicians on this recording:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Little Red Riding Snood” first aired March 3, 1984

Red loves the riding hood her grandma made for her, but grandma isn’t feeling well. On the way to Grandma’s house, Red runs into a curious wolf in the woods. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Machine Mirth” first aired Jan. 29, 1983.

With the assistance of his talking computer, Clarence, Mr. Invento builds a space shuttle that sends him and Miss Carolyn to the moons of a distant planet in a far-off galaxy. Clarence realizes his limitations and Miss Carolyn has an idea.

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“A Flair for the Fair” first aired Sept. 10, 1983.

Mr. Invento and Miss Carolyn go on a wild ride at the County Fair. Can a little poetry calm Mr. Invento’s turning stomach? Miss Carolyn saves the inventor from Boris the Amazing Dancing Bear.

Starring:

Guest Starring:

Midway carnival worker and Old Country Fiddler – John Wilguess (KSPI FM 94 radio station employee)

Of Special Interest: 

This episode features the song “My Good Old Country Fiddle.” It received an Honorable Mention in a national songwriting contest. It was also included in Kel’s operetta entitled “Radio Station K.I.D.S.” Wide World Music, Inc., Delaware Water Gap, PA published the operetta. 

Lyrics and music were written by Carolyn Meyer and engineered by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Musicians who performed on the song are:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Mr. Invento’s School Bus” first aired Sept. 4, 1982.

It’s the first day of school, and Miss Carolyn agrees to join Mr. Invento on his super sound system-equipped school bus. On the bus, Mr. Invento engages in what he thinks is an automatic pilot system. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

School bus kids – Portrayed by Stillwater Public Schools students: Scott, Ed, Eileen, April, Kelly, Pat, Bo, Jim, Sue, Karen, Tonya, Janette, Miles, Shannon, Kate, John, Meg, Joy, Elizabeth and Louise.

Of Special Interest: 

Jeff Pickens – Kel’s son and Carolyn’s stepson – is one of the kids on the school bus.

The full rendition of the “Kids Radio Show Theme Song” plays on this show. 

Musicians who performed on this recording are:

“The Back-To-School Song” is from Carloyn’s first album, “Music Is For Everyone!” recorded at Pinebrook Recording Studios in Alexandria, Indiana and published by Good Apple, Inc. 

Musicians who performed on the song are:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Zoo Blues” first aired May 5, 1984.

Mr. Invento promises Miss Carolyn a relaxing, carefree trip to the Zoo.  Mr. Invento finds new friends in the cages, including the South African Gnu. 

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“I’d Rather Fly” first aired Sept. 29, 1984.

Miss Carolyn and The African Gnu hop aboard an airplane hoping to arrive in beautiful Hawaii. Things go awry when little creatures are spotted outside on the plane’s wings, and the plane’s lavatory goes missing. Fans of The Twilight Zone will be amused by the reference to a famous episode starring William Shatner.

Starring:

Guest Starring: 

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“A Day at the Lake” first aired July 25, 1992.

Loosely based on a "truthy" story of what happened to Kel, Carolyn, and Carolyn's mother at a lake in Oklahoma in the late 1980s. This episode also parodied the late 1970s film "Deliverance."

In search of a place to put in his sailboat, The Giant Blueberry gets friendly with the locals to get directions to the lake. Theodore and his aunt Miss Carolyn aren't so sure about the Blueberry's diminutive sailboat. Will they survive a storm on the seas and the new friend Jimbo?

Starring:

Guest Starring: 

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater

“Race Car Regrets” first aired February 16, 1985

Mr. Invento enters his peanut-buttered power race car with tires made of donut dough in the Baloney 500. Will his sticky wheels keep him on the track? 

Starring:

Guest Starring: 

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Perils of Pirates” first aired April 28, 1984

Miss Carolyn and The Giant Blueberry sneak aboard an old pirate ship they thought was on public display when they unknowingly fall into a time warp. The original pirates mistake The Giant Blueberry for Captain Bluebeard and swashbuckling sword fights ensue. 

Starring:

Guest Starring: 

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Little League Lampoon” first aired June 4, 1983.

Theodore’s little league baseball team has made it to the championships. Will Theodore come through at the plate for his team? Will Mr. Invento survive as a substitute umpire? The game may never be the same.

Starring:

Guest Starring: 

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

A Fantastic Fourth

Somehow Mr. Invento has convinced town leaders to allow him to be in charge of the fireworks display on the Fourth of July. Ms. Gigantica was impressed by his micro-computer-powered pyrotechnics when she spilled her slug-flavored drink all over the scientist's machines. Will the town survive?

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“I.T. Part 2” first aired in the fall of 1982.

In part two, Miss Carolyn and her nephew Theodore rush through the big city to help I.T. escape the circus man and return to the planet Chicago. 

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“I.T. Part 1” first aired in the fall of 1982.

In this two-part episode that parodies two popular films, “The Elephant Man” and E.T. the Extraterrestrial,” Miss Carolyn and her nephew Theodore help I.T.  avoid capture by the circus. “I.T. phone home!” 

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

🌈 “Colors of the Rainbow” first aired September 12, 1982  

A very special character makes his big blue debut in this episode. Miss Carolyn captured a leprechaun at the end of the rainbow, and she demands a wish for “the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.” Little does she know she’s about to experience colors like she never imagined. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Talent Show” first aired September 8, 1984

Many talented singers and musicians, including Miss Carolyn, enter a talent show hosted by Mr. Invento. Whoever receives the loudest applause from the audience will win.

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Bored of Education” first aired May 28, 1983.

It’s the last day of school. Theodore and Daphne’s substitute teacher, The Giant Blueberry, learn that providing his students one last lesson before summer break is futile. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Camping Trip” first aired May 21, 1983.

Miss Carolyn, her nephew Theodore and The Giant Blueberry are in for a slithering surprise while on a camping trip. 

Starring:

Of Special Interest:

The featured song, “The Plural Snakes,” is from our album “The Music of our Language,” with music composed by Carolyn Meyer and lyrics by Kel Pickens and Carolyn Meyer, 

Red Dirt musicians who played the song:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Mother’s Day Episode” aired first on May 9, 1987.

 Miss Carolyn and the Giant Blueberry try to convince Theodore that his mother loves him and he should show his appreciation for everything she does for him. Daphne sets him straight.

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Lizard of Toz” Part 2 first aired May 19, 1984

In part two, Dorothy and her friends attempt to fulfill The Lizard of Toz’s request to capture the Wicked Witch of the Westside’s bandy. But the westside witch is prepared for their arrival with her air force of antaphants. Will Dorothy make it home to Kansas?

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Lizard of Toz” Part 1 first aired May 12, 1984

A campy parody of “The Wiz” and “The Wizard of Oz” starring multiple KIDS Radio Show characters. Dorothy and her friends seek the help of a giant lizard to get her home. Will they be able to fulfill his request in exchange?

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Environment Requirement” originally aired May 7, 1983

While picking up trash in the forest, Miss Carolyn and her nephew Theodore witness something awful. They learn the activities of people are harming the natural world. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Magic” first aired Oct. 9, 1982

A magician’s wand and top hat amaze and terrify the Giant Blueberry and Miss Carolyn. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Stuffed Toys” originally aired April 23, 1983.

Miss Carolyn and The South African Gnu are magically transported to a teddy bear picnic where stuffed toys have come to life. 

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb Recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Arithmeticky Disco” originally aired Nov. 6, 1982.

In an attempt to create a new image of himself, Mr. Invento puts his dancing shoes on at the Disco.  

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Pet Show” originally aired Feb. 2, 1983.

Miss Carolyn, Theodore, Mr. Invento and Anna Maria Spaghetti compete in a local pet show. Will they impress the judge and bring home a win?

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Finally Spring!” first aired April 16, 1983

The Stink Bug attempts to hold Mother Nature for ransom to stop Spring from coming. But what does he want in exchange? KIDS Radio Show?!? The Giant Blueberry joins Miss Carolyn on a mission to save Mother Nature and the radio show.

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“St. Patrick’s Day Paradox” first aired March 15, 1986

“Oh it’s permissible for everybody to be a little Irish on St. Patrick’s Day,” Miss Carolyn told the Giant Blueberry, who then felt a pinch! Theodore tries to avoid chores by finding a leprechaun. Miss Carolyn sings an Irish song to help get some spring cleaning done.

Starring:

Guest Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“A Band of Gypsies” first aired on Jan. 19, 1985

The Giant Blueberry wishes to have his fortune told by a gypsy in the woods, but first, he must pass a series of tests, or so he thinks… Miss Carolyn has serious doubts about the power of the crystal ball until Blueberry says some magic words.

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Dog vs. Cat” first aired on March 23, 1984

Mr. Invento discovers the loving loyalty of a dog, although Miss Carolyn’s cat isn’t so happy to have a pup around. They debate the age-old controversy of which pet is best. Mr. Invento’s pet hamster sings a surprise rendition of the Beatles, “Let it be.”

Starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“A Fairy Tale Farce” first aired on March 26, 1983

To help her nephew Theodore fall asleep, Miss Carolyn tells a fractured version of a classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale featuring familiar characters.

Starring:

Guest starring:

If you enjoy a good story and like dogs, you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Scavenger Hunt” first aired on Jan. 5, 1985

The Giant Blueberry competes with Miss Carolyn in a scavenger hunt devised by Mr. Invento. They visit a smorgasbord of familiar characters to collect the strangest items.

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If you enjoy a good story and you like dogs then you will want to check out carolynwestmeyerbooks.com. Carolyn shares the true travel tales of her and Kel’s pups. Available in paperback and ebook.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Prehistoric Times” recording date has been lost to time.

Miss Carolyn unknowingly walks into Mr. Invento’s dimensional time warp machine that takes them back to the age of the dinosaurs. To their surprise, they were not the only people transported back in time. If they don’t get “Honest Abe” back to his correct time, history might be forever changed.

Starring:

Guest Starring:

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Babysittering Job” first aired April 19, 1983.

Little Theodore needs to make some cash to pay for the Cadillac Tiffany bicycle he crashed in “The Shopping Trip” episode. He convinces his aunt Carolyn to help watch baby Pandora, who turns out to be more than a handful.

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Guest Starring:

Music:

The song “ABC’s Are in a Certain Order” is from one of Carolyn and Kel’s educational records with an activity book used by teachers in elementary schools to teach language arts to young children in a fun way. The album is entitled “The Music of our Language” and was published by Good Apple, Inc. Carthage, IL. in 1983. The music was composed by Carolyn, and Kel and Carolyn co-wrote the lyrics.

Performing “ABC’s Are in a Certain Order:

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Time Elevator” originally aired on March 21, 1986.

Mr. Invento has been tinkering with his apartment building’s elevator. Miss Carolyn and her nephew Theodore take a trip in Mr. Invento’s Time Elevator, searching for a mythical creature from ancient times.

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Music:

Many of the children’s songs on this episode were composed and performed by Barry Louis Polisar.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Sleuthing with Sherlock” originally aired on Jan. 7, 1984.

Miss Carolyn and Mr. Invento go on a deluxe train ride when Mr. Invento’s belly button is mysteriously stolen. To Miss Carolyn’s amazement, the famous detective Sherlock Holmes is on the train and offers to help solve the case.

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Guest Starring:

Listeners, if you recognize the unknown voice actors, let us know. Email kidsradioshow@gmail.com.

Interesting note: The song “Who Did the What, Where, and When?” that follows the second commercial break was co-written by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens for their album “The Music of Our Language,” published by Good Apple, Inc. in 1983.

They also wrote the activity book – illustrated by Marneth Ball – which was sold separately from the album/cassette. Kel and Carolyn wrote the lyrics together, and Carolyn composed the music. The album was recorded at Lamb Recording Studios in Stillwater with local Red Dirt Musicians to play on each song.

Below are the credits for those who performed on this song:

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Snow in the Mountains” originally aired on Jan. 5, 1983.

A reluctant Miss Carolyn heads to the mountains with an overconfident Mr. Invento, who gets out over his skis in this snow-filled adventure.

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Guest Starring:

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“Quest for a Cabbage Patch Christmas” originally aired on Dec. 17, 1983.

In this Christmas shopping adventure, Miss Carolyn and her nephew Theodore return to Lions Mall to find an elusive Cabbage Patch doll. However, the competition during Christmas gets pretty intense since the Cabbage Patch craze is in full bloom.

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Guest Starring:

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“The Shopping Trip” first aired Dec. 2, 1982.

Miss Carolyn and her nephew Theodore explore the new Lions Mall with its many weird and wacky stores.

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Guest Starring:

Credits:
Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

Miss Carolyn and a reluctant Mr. Invento visit the dentist for a much-needed checkup. “A Trip to the Dentist” was released in February 1983 to coincide with Dental Health Month, where elementary schools across the nation teach kids the importance of personal dental hygiene.

Recurring Characters:
Miss Carolyn – Carolyn Meyer
Mr. Invento and Theodore – Kel Pickens
Dr. Canal – Ticky Tacky Man – voiced by Kel Pickens
Tooth Fairy – Ma Metal – voiced by Carolyn Meyer
Colonel Crown – Kel Pickens 

Guest Starring:
Dr. Canal’s Receptionist – Judy Morton 

Credits:
Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

“A Weird Award” first aired on Feb. 28, 1987.

Ironically, this episode won the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters Award for the Children’s Radio Programming category – KIDS Radio Show’s seventh in a row. After this win, OAB retired the category. Could there be a connection? This parody episode was all in good spirits while poking fun at award ceremonies and broadcasting talents.

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Guest Starring:

Credits:
Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

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The Emperor's New Clothes aired on Jan. 4, 1986, on KSPI FM 94 in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

This fairy tale episode featured recurring characters playing other characters. The Emperor, played by The Giant Blueberry, was voiced by Kel Pickens. The Old Court Minister, played by Mr. Invento, was also voiced by Kel Pickens. The Empress Queen was voiced by Carolyn Meyer, and the female weaver/swindler played by Daphne, the Cockney schoolgirl, was also voiced by Carolyn.

Guest stars:
Joy Fieldsend, a good friend from Sheffield, England, provided narration. The male weaver/swindler was voiced by Pat Glass, a dear friend who acted and directed many plays at Town and Gown Theater.

One of the songs featured in this episode is from Carolyn and Kel's album "The Music of Our Language" and is titled "Punctuation Parade." It was recorded in Stillwater at Lamb Recording with Carolyn Meyer on vocals and keyboards, along with recording engineer Mike Hufford on drums. Donnie Mitchell played the bass guitar, and Paul Montemurro on trumpet.

Kel Pickens performed the vocalized punctuation mark sounds. Kel said he was heavily influenced by "Fractured Fairy Tales" on the "Rocky and Bullwinkle Show" while growing up, which shows in his script.

Credits:
Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.

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Football Frantics first aired at 11 a.m., Dec. 11, 1982, on KSPI FM 94 in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Football Frantics features Miss Carolyn, played by Carolyn Meyer, with other recurring characters played by Kel Pickens, namely Miss Carolyn’s little nephew, Theodore and the Ricky Stick Man, who later became the Ticky Tacky Man. Scott Pedersen plays the role of Howard Blowsell. This young man worked in the Athletic Department as the head of the Sports Information office at Oklahoma State University.

The opening theme song was composed and performed by Carolyn Meyer. She sang all of the vocals and played keyboards with the multi-talented Mike Hufford on drums, Ricky Peale on lead electric guitar, and a red dirt musician on bass guitar.

Credits:

Each episode was co-produced and directed by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.
Episodes were written by Kel Pickens, with audio engineering done by Chris Cozort.
Sound engineering for the KIDS Radio Show theme song provided by Mike Hufford at Lamb recording Studio.
Artwork for the KIDS Radio Show T-shirt logo created by Jon Dickey.
Analog to digital conversion provided by Craig White at White Rose Recording Studio in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Podcast published by Studio Stillwater.