It is time to come clean on my origin story as a radio host. Some assume, because I cover money and markets, that I caught the bug from public television legend Louis Rukeyser. I have sometimes cited ...

The daddy of them all is Wolfman Jack, the most outlandish, most thrilling and most elliptical disc jockey of the American 1960s. Immortalised in George Lucas' breakthrough movie American Graffiti, ...

AudioGenius Unlocks New Content and Revenue Opportunities for the Wolfman Jack Archive Audio Genius has significantly streamlined our process, and we are now able to generate additional revenue from ...

Wolfman Jack Entertainment and Talent Farm are re-launching programs from one of the greatest DJ’s of all time. Listeners will be able to enjoy Wolfman shows that have not been heard in decades. The ...

Everyone favorite gravel-voiced seventies DJ Wolfman Jack interviews none other than Lord Vader in this 1977 clip from the Wolfman Jack show. James Earl Jones was apparently kicked in the crotch ...

The divine inspiration for his persona. Getting in a gun fight to save a Mexican radio station. The unexpected but profitable perk for starring in American Graffiti. These are just a few of the ...

Wolfman Jack, the radio disc jockey whose internationally known gravelly voice punctuated by wolf-man howls of ”how-wooooo!” made him an American rock ‘n’ roll icon, died Saturday of a heart attack.

The Wolfman Jack Show was a Canadian variety television series which aired on CBC Television from 1976 to 1977, and syndicated to stations in the US. Wolfman Jack, also known as Bob Smith, found his ...