For 26 years, Preston Westmoreland had one of the most popular radio shows in Arizona.  He interviewed over 27,000 newsmakers and celebrities and was twice-nominated to the Radio Hall of Fame in Chicago. He still holds the record for the most continuous years on the radio on one station, and when he left, he was still ranked number one.  Here's a collection of his favorite interviews and TV appearances. Thanks for enjoying them.

Preston with the "Marconi" Award,  radio's Oscar. Presented in 2003 for "Best Large Market Radio  Personality in America"

This October 16, 2008, Preston Westmoreland was inducted into the Arizona Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame in a special dinner at The Buttes Marriott Resort in Tempe.  (see photo below) His name was added to the Hall of Fame joining other Arizona broadcasters like Hugh Downs, Steve Allen, Al McCoy "voice of the Phoenix Suns",  Bill Heywood and Buck Owens.

(left)  Unprecedented two-page feature story in the TribuneNewspapers  celebrating Preston's 20th anniversary.

Voted by Talkers Magazine in the  Top 100 Talk Show Hosts in the nation, six times in a row!

Preston and his long-time co-worker at KTAR Radio, Pat McMahon.  Pat introduced Preston to the audience  for the induction ceremonies into the Hall of Fame