Ken Zurski's guest appearances

Ken Zurski

Hollywood AWAC

Scott Wheeler's Airplay

John & Nancy Are Still Talking Podcast

Greg Batton

Chris Michaels

Bob Larson

John Young

Doc Watson

JEREMY SCOTT

Tom McIntyre

John Malone

Chuck Collins

Kasey Lansdale

Joe Lansdale

Dave Abbitt

Dave Snell

Amy Paul

Ed Hammond

OwlTail

Get to know Morning Drive traffic ace Ken Zurski as he faces off with the Random Question GeneratorSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Get to know Morning Drive traffic ace Ken Zurski as he faces off with the Random Question Generator

He helps you get where you need to go with morning traffic reports across Peoria’s top radio stations as Director and Reporter for Traffic One. In addition, over the last 7 years, he has become an author of 3 books including 2012’s “The Wreck of the Columbia.” My guest today on Airplay is Ken Zurski.

He helps you get where you need to go with morning traffic reports across Peoria’s top radio stations as Director and Reporter for Traffic One. In addition, over the last 7 years, he has become an author of 3 books including 2012’s “The Wreck of the Columbia.” My guest today on Airplay is Ken Zurski.

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Bill welcomes writer and broadcaster Ken Zurski to the show to discuss his process of researching, writing and publishing his first book, "The Wreck Of The Columbia", a true story chronicling the sinking of a paddle wheel steamboat on the Illinois River on July 4th, 1918. Ken sheds light on the path he took from radio professional to embracing stories of local history and subsequently conceiving of and launching  his third book, "Unremembered: Tales of the Nearly Famous &amp; the Not Quite Forgotten". That idea is now gaining footing with a global audience of historically curious readers. Ken reminds us that stories are everywhere and how sometimes the inspiration we're looking for might be right in our own backyard. SHOW NOTES: GUEST V.O.: "Previously On..." - Leah Brock MUSIC: "Hooray For Hollywood" Benny Goodman Orchestra INTRO CLIP: "Barton Fink" (1991)

Bill welcomes writer and broadcaster Ken Zurski to the show to discuss his process of researching, writing and publishing his first book, "The Wreck Of The Columbia", a true story chronicling the sinking of a paddle wheel steamboat on the Illinois River on July 4th, 1918. Ken sheds light on the path he took from radio professional to embracing stories of local history and subsequently conceiving of and launching  his third book, "Unremembered: Tales of the Nearly Famous &amp; the Not Quite Forgotten". That idea is now gaining footing with a global audience of historically curious readers. Ken reminds us that stories are everywhere and how sometimes the inspiration we're looking for might be right in our own backyard. SHOW NOTES: GUEST V.O.: "Previously On..." - Leah Brock MUSIC: "Hooray For Hollywood" Benny Goodman Orchestra INTRO CLIP: "Barton Fink" (1991)

EP. 7: The Evolution of a Writer: From Stories of Local History to the Birth of a Global Brand with Ken Zurski