casey kasem

As you know, the legendary Casey Kasem passed away on Sunday at age 82. My first exposure to Casey Kasem was as a very young DJ in 1970, running  his weekly countdown show, American Top 40.

The legendary voice is gone.  Casey Kasem, host of American Top 40, the biggest radio countdown show of the 70s and 80s, and the voice of Scooby Doo, Shaggy, and countless other voices, has died. He was 82.

You may enjoy listening to Casey Kasem's AT 40 The Seventies, Sunday mornings at 6 here on 96.1 WODZ. Now, The legendary radio personality's health has deteriorated, and reportedly he's been hospitalized in critical condition.

We told you earlier this week that that legendary radio personality Casey Kasem was missing. The ailing icon has now apparently been found. I've always admired Casey Kasem and recall running his original "American Top 40" show on the air in the early days of my radio career. Here are the details.

Casey Kasem, America's favorite DJ, and host of our American Top 40 The Seventies has gone missing.

Join Casey Kasem as he counts down some of the biggest songs from the week ending Nov. 19th of 1975. 6-9am Sunday morning on Oldiez 96.1.

Check out great memories from the 70s with Casey Kasem every Sunday morning from 6-9 am.

Casey Kasem is still counting down the hits!