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Item is an audio reel recording of Wal and Den radio show "Trader Time,” a buy and sell show, including the commercial breaks for the show.

Item is an audio reel recording of the Best of Wal n' Den; excerpts of interviews and special moments from the morning show.

Item is an audio reel recording of interview with outgoing Lieutenant Governor Stephen Worobetz and incoming Lieutenant Governor George Porteous. Worobetz was asked about the memorable moments as Lt. Governor and George Porteous was asked about his past involvement in the community in Saskatoon and his feelings about becoming Lt. Governor.

Item is an audio reel recording of Wal & Den morning show for May 8, 1978.

Item is an audio reel recording of April Fools calls to various businesses in Saskatoon.

Item is an audio reel recording of April Fools calls to various businesses in Saskatoon.

Items are audio recordings of: 1) a mix of monster music and an interview with Sasquatch expert René Dahinden; and 2) an interview with Loch Ness expert and “Nessie Searcher” Dr. Robert Rines from the Boston Academy of Applied Science.

Item is an audio reel recording of an interview with Irving Mansfield, husband of late author Jacqueline Suzann. He speaks of his relationship with Jacqueline, the popularity of "Valley of the Dolls," the promotion of a new book "Yargo.”

Item is an audio reel recording of a series of interviews with Colonel Harland Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken. First interview was on 9 September 1976, on his 86th birthday by telephone, second was on 11 May 1977 in Saskatoon and the third was on 26 September 1978 in Saskatoon. He spoke of the flourishing KFC chains, the charitable side of the business and local entrepreneurs in the KFC family.

Item is an audio reel recording of excerpts of interviews, music and news broadcasts regarding Elvis' career and death. Denny Carr interviewed several people in Canada and the United States about Elvis' legacy. Included are excerpts of an interview with Vancouver radio host Red Robinson in which he describes his memories of Elvis and his book “Rockbound.”