WCSY-FM (Benton Harbor, MI)

WCSY-FM (103.7 FM) is a radio station that plays classic hits. It is located in South Haven, Michigan, and caters to the Benton Harbor-Saint Joseph region.

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"Way Back When" TODAY!

1 week ago | wcsy.com | Paul Layendecker

WAY BACK WHEN for Monday, June 16, 20251858, Senate candidate Abe Lincoln told a Springfield, Illinois, crowd that slavery was an issue that had to be resolved, declaring, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.”1903, in one of the biggest days in U.S. business history, both the Ford Motor Company and Pepsi Cola were incorporated. 1960 The movie “Psycho opened.
"Way Back When" TODAY!

2 weeks ago | wcsy.com | Paul Layendecker

WAY BACK WHEN for Monday, June 9, 20251790, the First Book Was Copyrighted in the U.S. John Barry’s “Philadelphia Spelling Book”. 1934, Donald Duck made his debut in Disney’s “The Wise Little Hen”. 1980, Richard Pryor suffered third degree burns over most of his body while “freebasing” the cocaine. He had to endure two months of painful skin-grafting operations.
"Way Back When" TODAY!

3 weeks ago | wcsy.com | Paul Layendecker

WAY BACK WHEN for Thursday, June 5, 20251968 Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot and mortally wounded after claiming victory in California’s Democratic presidential primary. Sirhan Sirhan was arrested at the scene. 1977 The Apple II went on sale at a cost of $1298. It was one of the first microcomputers to be sold fully assembled. 1981 AIDS was reported for the first time. 2004 American actor and 40th President Ronald Reagan died at age 93.
"Way Back When" TODAY!

3 weeks ago | wcsy.com | Paul Layendecker

Paul Layendecker’s “WAY BACK WHEN” for Wednesday, June 4, 20251896 Henry Ford completed building his first automobile, calling it the Ford Quadricycle. It had a two-cylinder 4 horsepower engine and a top speed of 20 mph. It sold for $200. 1937 Sylvan Goldman, owner of a Humpty Dumpty Grocery store in Oklahoma City, began using his new invention – the shopping cart. It was essentially a folding chair with wheels. 1942 The Battle of Midway began. It would be Japan’s first major defeat of the war.
Way Back When" TODAY!

3 weeks ago | wcsy.com | Paul Layendecker

WAY BACK WHEN for Tuesday, June 3, 20251800 President John Adams arrived in Washington D.C. as the new capital city was being built. The New York Knickerbockers were the first baseball team to wear uniforms. 1965 Edward White was the first to take a spacewalk outside of the Gemini 4 spacecraft. His walk lasted for 23 minutes. White died in the 1967 Apollo 1 disaster, making him and the crew the first American astronauts to die in a spacecraft.
"Way Back When" TODAY!

1 month ago | wcsy.com | Paul Layendecker

WAY BACK WHEN for Tuesday, May 27, 20251937 The Golden Gate Bridge connecting San Francisco, California to Marin County (the northern tip of the San Francisco Peninsula) opened. Many experts believed that a bridge could not be built across strait, because of strong swirling tides, heavy currents, high winds, and blinding fogs that would prevent construction. 1949 The then 22-year-old struggling actress Marilyn Monroe posed nude for her famous calendar photographs.
"Way Back When" TODAY!

1 month ago | wcsy.com | Paul Layendecker

WAY BACK WHEN for Memorial Day Monday, May 26, 20251637 The first battle of the Pequot War (the first war between the settlers and Indians) begins, near present-day New Haven, Connecticut. 1994 The King of Pop Michael Jackson married Lisa Marie Presley (Elvis’ daughter) in the Dominican Republic. 1992 The U.S. announced it would allow the sale of many genetically altered foods without government testing.
"Way Back When" TODAY!

1 month ago | wcsy.com | Paul Layendecker

WAY BACK WHEN for Friday, May 23, 20251701 Scottish pirate, Capt. William ‘Billy the” Kidd was hanged. He had been commissioned by the King to hunt pirates, but instead became one, for which he was hanged in London. 1934 Nylon was invented, by Dr. Wallace Carothers of the DuPont Company. Its first commercial use was in 1938 for toothbrush bristles. Stockings didn’t go on sale until 1939. Also, in 1934 Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were ambushed and killed while headed to their Louisiana hideout.
"Way Back When" TODAY!

1 month ago | wcsy.com | Paul Layendecker

WAY BACK WHEN for Thursday, May 22, 20251891 Thomas Edison gave the first public demonstration of his motion picture camera, the Kinetoscope. 1956 The NBC Peacock airs its feathers, making its first on-air appearance. NBC used the peacock to promote its color programming and to encourage viewers to buy color TV sets. NBC’s owner, RCA, manufactured color television sets. 1992 Johnny Carson hosted his last The Tonight Show, having hosted it since 1962.
"Way Back When" TODAY!

1 month ago | wcsy.com | Paul Layendecker

Paul Layendecker’s “WAY BACK WHEN” for Weds., May 21, 2025 1738 Charles Wesley experienced a profound religious conversion that played a key role in the start of the Methodist Church. 1881 The American Red Cross Society was founded, with Clara Barton as president. We know it today as American Red Cross. 1950 A tornado passing over a chicken coop in Linslade, England caused a sudden drop in pressure so severely, it plucked the feathers off all of the chickens there. Somehow, the chickens survived.