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Whether you thought Lowell was a champion of common sense or just a cranky old guy who stayed on the air long past his prime, there’s no doubt he was a force in Ottawa AM radio. RIP Mr. Green.
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An incredible 56 years on the air at the same station, CFRA. And he occasionally would appear on CFRB if memory serves. Quite a career and he made it to 89.
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Yeah he was a cunthole. That is all.
His legacy will be lighter-in-the-loafers than Rush Limbaugh's - a blessing to the foliage growing above his plot, but a warning to currently relevant culture warriors - you will be forgotten, and all of your rage will amount to nothing.
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He ran as an Ontario Liberal Party candidate for Ottawa Centre.
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I recall him being on CFRB also. He had commentary posts on Facebook up until last week. I never paid much attention to him so I do not share the extreme view of a couple posts above. RIP.
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Chrisphen wrote:
Yeah he was a cunthole. That is all.
His legacy will be lighter-in-the-loafers than Rush Limbaugh's - a blessing to the foliage growing above his plot, but a warning to currently relevant culture warriors - you will be forgotten, and all of your rage will amount to nothing.
You seem nice. 🙄
I keep wondering why I quit this board every so often, only to get lured back in again. Weakness, I guess.
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I, for one, value your presence and contributions here and hope you won't let one disagreeable post drive you away.
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I think Lowell worked at CKOY for a couple of years.
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Ale Ont wrote:
I think Lowell worked at CKOY for a couple of years.
He did, Ale Ont. I worked with him for a couple of years there in the early 1980s.
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They also moved his show to CFMO-FM for a while to help fill the easy listening station's talk requirement.
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RadioActive wrote:
I, for one, value your presence and contributions here and hope you won't let one disagreeable post drive you away.
Thanks, RA. But using a term like that to describe a recently deceased radio veteran is extremely disagreeable.
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Here is the presentation video used when RTDNA presented Lowell with a Lifetime Achievement Award back in 2006. It includes a comical acknowledgement from then Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty.