Yes, he does!  Booger Speaks! is a nationally syndicated radio program, reaching over 300 affiliates across the United States.   Booger's irreverant take on life's little foibles has thrilled his many fans for almost five years.

Booger, 31, began his radio career as a disc jockey for WDICK in Louisville, Kentucky.  Fired there, he moved on to WJACK in Akron, Ohio, where he was also fired.  He went on to a firing at KLUST in Boulder, Colorado before getting fired at KASSWIPE in neighboring Colorado Springs.

In 1994, Booger gave up his disc-jockeying career to read the news at WYUCK in Macon, Georgia, where he was fired for accidentally calling then-Georgia governor Zell Miller a "goddamn motherfucking crack whore" during a news break.  But from this embarrassing slip up came national fame, because big shot national syndicators just happened to be listening to this broadcast while puttering through Georgia on their way to a real state.

They signed Booger to a national contract in June of 1996, and that's when the magic began.  Yessirree.  Since that fateful summer, Booger's controversial show has amused, angered, and even educated a whole hell of a lot of listeners.  His show can be heard daily from 10 a.m. PST until 1 p.m. EST Monday through Friday.

(NOTE: Booger's real name is Norm Mankelstein.)

CLASSIC CLIPS FROM THE SHOW
(NOTE:  You'll need an MP3 player to hear these individually.   However, they are also in the rotation on Radio Free Tobyvision.)

January 14, 2002 -- Booger plays a little phone prank on an unsuspecting Colorado housewife.  (1:12)

November 2, 2001 -- Booger interviews Osama bin Laden, who seems a bit different than expected.  (1:08)

July 19, 2001 -- Booger speaks with Congressman Gary Condit about the disappearance of Chandra Levy.  (1:23)

November 22, 1963 -- Remember where you were when Kennedy was killed?  Booger was on the air!  (0:47)