Kevin Gershan takes a boss break four sleepless days into Bossography production. The Bossography was shown on January 9, 1998 at the Museum of Television and Radio in Beverly Hills, Ca.

About the Producer . . .

Kevin Gershan is a Los Angeles native who was weaned on Boss Radio. He first met Robert W. Morgan, The Real Don Steele and the other "Boss Jocks" in 1969 visiting the station as a groupie. He had started his own radio station at both his local Junior High & High Schools in the San Fernando Valley and patterned them after what he heard on 93/KHJ. He was a part-time intern at K-100 while attending UCLA and finally worked with Robert W. Morgan at Golden West Broadcaster's 710 KMPC in 1975 as a Beach Reporter.

During his eight years at KMPC he held positions as Music Director, Assistant Program Director, News/Sports Writer, Engineer and finally Producer for the Robert W. Morgan Show. In 1982, he followed Robert W. to Emmis Broadcasting's MAGIC 106 FM. When Robert returned to KMPC in 1985, Kevin had already moved into television as the Music Supervisor and Post Production Coordinator on Paramount's SOLID GOLD (Where Robert W. Morgan was the announcer for seven seasons). He has worked at many of the major studios including Paramount, Disney, Warner Bros, and CBS/MTM.

For most of the 90's Kevin was a Director, Associate Director and Music Supervisor on Paramount Domestic Television's syndicated news magazine HARD COPY and reality-series REAL-TV. In the new millenium, Kevin continues to freelance, in various capacities, for a variety of Hollywood studios and production companies.

Kevin started 1998 by producing THE ROBERT W. MORGAN BOSS-OGRAPHY video, which was shown at the Retirement Tribute for Robert W. Morgan, hosted by the Beverly Hills Museum of Television and Radio, on January 9th, 1998. We are grateful to Kevin for sharing his labor of love with us. Thank you, Kevin!.

Brandon J. Castillo with Robert W. Morgan

About the Audio . . .

In 1992, as a mere 19 year-old, Brandon J. Castillo took on the task of Master Control Operator for radio station KPCC in Pasadena, California. Who would have guessed that six years later, Brandon would be producing a retirement tribute for the legendary Robert W. Morgan?

Brandon says,

"I can honestly say that all of my production techniques and work habits are attributed to Robert W.'s influence. He always took the time to tell and show what he knew. He insisted on perfection — it was that constant pressure that made me work even harder and not settle for anything less than perfect.

Robert W. Morgan's retirement has come and gone. His style of "good isn't good enough" will always be integrated in any production I do for anyone in the future. The great experience of working with Robert W. for 4 years will always be remembered as "Radio Boot Camp". It was FUN!!! Time to move on . . ."