It's Dave's Barbercast!

In "Manufacturing Dissent," the documentary about Oscar-winning documentarian Michael Moore, Moore gets SLIGHTLY more screen time than Dave.

"Dave Barber is one of radio's long ball hitters."
Casey Kasem

"Dave Barber is both entertaining and courageous. He is a shining star in the talk industry."
Michael Harrison, Publisher, Talkers Magazine

"Radio sales has no greater on air friend than Dave Barber. He understands that it's a business, that's why we invited him to speak to our association."
Dick Rakovan, Senior Vice President, Radio Advertising Bureau

"Barber can sit in with me anytime!"
Peter Duchin, America's preeminent dance-band leader.

Scroll down to hear more airchecks, after this swank musical interlude...

Lots of talk radio hosts are just Rush Limbaugh wanna-be's. But THIS blowhard is more than a one-note act.

Only in Rhode Island -- where real-life "Sopranos" characters are a dime a dozen -- could the race for SECRETARY OF STATE go white-hot.

One candidate -- a Newport millionaire -- made two mistakes:

1. Invoking the name Tony Soprano to characterize his opponent; then

2. Ducking Dave.

Shortly after this show aired, the millionaire was toast.

WPRO invited Dave in and had him do a week, live, on-air. The callers you will hear were hearing Dave for the first time.

Academy Award winner Michael Moore is Dave's lifelong friend, from Flint. He's pictured here giving his first media interview in several years, on Dave's show in Michigan. His second appearance was on WPRO, the very first week Dave was there. Speaking via satellite phone from an undisclosed Third World location, Moore tells WPRO listeners about his forthcoming expose on the American healthcare system.

See Dave in the trailer for a new movie ABOUT Michael Moore.

Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm salutes Dave's 30 years on Michigan radio and wishes him well in Rhode Island. AND she has a friendly for warning RI's Governor...

Here's the show that got Dave his WPRO on-air audition. A memorable Dave Barber Show heard on The Michigan Talk Radio Network.

Only a couple months after Dave began on WPRO, callers and colleagues could already ape the big ape.