One of our fun visits recently was to the town of Roslyn, Washington, and for the fans of Northern Exposure this is the genuine radio set for the show. Folks may recall that John Corbett played Chris Stevens, a philosophical ex-convict who worked as the disc jockey at KBHR 570 AM. Between songs, Chris offered comments on events in Cicely and more intellectual subjects, and occasionally functioned as a non-denominational pastor at weddings. This scene also reminded me the number of times I did radio programs. The first was in Herrin, Illinois when I would go late night to have theological conversations with the DJ that I don't even remember. I was on TV in Lincoln, Nebraska, but no one would have recognized me as I wore a big fiberglass head as one of the McDonald's characters. The Effingham church services were recorded every week. And I would go to the Murphysboro and Benton radio stations to record weekly devotions. I don't think I always appreciated the opportunity. But I was surprised and pleased from time to time to get a letter from someone who had appreciated what I said. Almost forgot, I was interviewed on the radio in Monrovia, Liberia. Fun times. And I'm thankful for the memories.