Information about The Doctor Yoogi Show©-
Michael C. Yoogi had a dream and that dream was to help the public, he aired his first show in 1982 on Talk 105.7. His show is unusually odd compared to others such as Rush Limbaugh and Lara Schlesinger. He may seem shrude at times but his heart is always in the right place. He takes calls and tries to give helpful advice, he has been host to a variety of guests, and features many small events such as the Trivia Game Show, and the Annual Staple a Wombat to the Wall Contest. He takes his show very serious and because of this he has won the Grammy, two Oscars, one CMA, the Nobel Prize, and was knighted in 1994. People Magazine titled him man of the year and Time Magazine Raves his show “More fun than barrel of iguanas!” His show has become such a hit that he bought out Burger King and accidentally renamed it Loogy King, due to a typo of course, but Dr. Yoogi still kept his hopes up even after that 3. 5 million dollar typo. Keep an eye out for Dr. Yoogi’s new CD collection each packed with up to two hours of hilarious helpful advice. You can also give him a call anytime you like at 1-800-Dr-Yoogi. Oh, and don’t forget the show also airs on ABC live at 3:30 am every Tuesday morning. I hope you get that warm and slushy feeling of fulfillment that all his patients get and remember to enjoy your self during the process.

Technical Info-
The Docor Yoogi Show was taped on location in NC, SC, VA, and in 17 different cities. The entire show was recorded on a Sony Walkman then converted to CD. Voice Talents- Wesley Page(Dr. Yoogi), Tracie, Kareem, Bobby, Malcom, Keith, Akeem, Sedryck, Ben, William, Sharnee, Kathy, and TJ, Asher.

Disclaimer-
The Dr. Yoogi Show is non-profit and its only intent is to satisfy the public’s need for joy. This is not acually a radio show. No guest received any money for their appearances on the show, with the exception of Hillary Clinton who was paid a large sum. Accommodations provided by Economy Inn. Promotional support by the Humane Society and the YMCA. No monkeys were hurt during the recording of the shows.

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