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Listeners to radio station KWNK (670) this summer will wake up to the sound of Radio Moscow, and wisecracking Simi Valley disc jockey Dick Whittington says he will regale Russia with the joys of greater Moorpark when he takes his four-hour morning show to Moscow in April. Soviet authorities have promised Whittington an interpreter and a hookup to state-run Radio Moscow. In exchange, a broadcaster from Radio Moscow will get his own weeklong show later this summer at KWNK’s storefront studio at the Winifred Square shopping center.
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