Casey Kasem's close friends remember the talented radio icon
- Nov 25, 2018
- 1:41
- Short
Friends, Gonzalo Venecia, Chuck and Eileen Olsen, and Les Martens remember the man behind the famous voice who kept "reaching for the stars."
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Brief Summary
Casey Kasem's legacy as a humanitarian and radio icon is explored through personal stories and reflections on his character.
Key points
- A Loving Father. Casey Kasem was not just a star; he was a devoted father and husband.
- Humanitarian Legacy. Known for his humanitarian efforts, he was one of the biggest humanitarians of his time.
- Casey Kasem's Catchphrase. He famously said, 'Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.'
Episode highlights
- Humanitarian LegacyKnown for his humanitarian efforts, he was one of the biggest humanitarians of his time.“He was one of the biggest humanitarians of the past half century.”0:35Nov 25, 2018
- Casey Kasem's CatchphraseHe famously said, 'Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.'“Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.”1:22Nov 25, 2018






