In the mid 1980s a young man, while still in high school, began sending out a newsletter to various talk hosts. He was one of the most prolific crank callers in the Miami market, and managed to befriend some of the board ops. He was able to get inside information about the talk stations. Neil dubbed him Fruit Cake, and the moniker stuck.
The Cranker’s Courier Vol 1: September 1, 1986 (793K PDF)
The Cranker’s Courier Vol 2: October 1, 1986 (3.2MB PDF)
The Cranker’s Courier Vol 5: November 26, 1986 (738K PDF)
The Cranker’s Courier Vol 6: January 23, 1987 (1.4MB PDF)
The Cranker’s Courier Vol 7: February 1987 (2.9MB PDF)
The Caller’s Courier WIOD: February 1987 (230K PDF)
The Caller’s Courier Vol 8: March 1987 (650K PDF)
The Caller’s Courier Vol 9: April 1987 (1.4MB PDF)
The Caller’s Courier Vol 10: May 1987 (1.4MB PDF)
The Cranker’s Courier Vol 11: June 1987 (478K PDF)
The Cranker’s Courier AM Radio Guide (1.4MB PDF)