He’s the man who is the son of the individual who once owned “the lunatic fringe of American FM radio,” a Cincinnati Rocker that was so successful his company, The Other Corporation, decided to buy a Louisville FM and emulate — but not clone — the accolades and dollars achieved at WEBN-FM.
Later in life, he would become an honorary Cincinnati “Commissioner of Fun,” years after his father sold the station to the Randy Michaels-led Jacor. Now, many across Southern Ohio are pausing to pay respects to Frank “Bo” Wood, who went from hosting “The Jelly Pudding Show” to becoming a regional icon and nationally respected Rock and Roll Radio renegade.
