Northsound Racing Show on a bit later tonight

  • Scott Whitmore
  • Thursday, April 30, 2009 2:58pm
  • Sports

Steve Mortland, the host of Northsound Racing on KRKO 1380 AM dropped me a line to remind me that the show will be on a bit later tonight, April 30, because of a scheduling conflict with the NHL playoffs.

Below you’ll find his e-mail with all the particulars.

“KRKO has the opening game of the Canucks/Blackhawks playoff game, so our start time has been moved to right after the game is over, which should be around 8:30. Scheduled to appear are Scott Ellsworth, Mike Witte from Ephrata Raceway Park, Austin Anderson from the WESCO series, Mike Minegar (because we all could use a good laugh!),and more.

Also, make your plans to join us at the Cactus Moon Saloon on May 7th. It will be our first out of the studio show for the year, and some lucky folks will win a trip for two, with airfare and hotel accomodations to this years Indy 500. You must be present to win, so make sure you are there. The Cactus Moon is at the intersection of 128th and 8th Avenue West in South Everett.

Good news, my friends. I just checked out the Northsound 1380 dotcom web site, and they have created a audio archive for us! They have last weeks show posted on there. I’m going to learn how to do it myself, so if my evil plan works, the show will be on the site about 1/2 hour after we are done.

Any questions, e-mail me at northsoundracing@hotmail.com

Thanks as always to those who listen and take time out to be on the show. “

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