Today CBS News Will Go Dark on the CBS Radio Network A USA Radio Museum Editorial _____________________ There are endings that arrive with ceremony, and
Long before MTV, music streaming, or YouTube, Detroit’s legendary progressive rock station WABX-FM was already experimenting with something radically new: underground rock television created by and
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USA Radio Museum Music Feature for May 13 May 1967 was a month when pop music seemed to accelerate in real time. The world was shifting—socially,
Phil Spector: A Story of Innovation, Impact, and the Shadows That Followed the Genius A USA Radio Museum Feature Article Phil Spector remains one of the
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Today CBS News Will Go Dark on the CBS Radio Network A USA Radio Museum Editorial _____________________ There are endings that arrive with ceremony, and endings that arrive with shock. And then there are endings that feel like a tear in the cultural fabric — a rupture so profound that the silence left behind […]
[...]Genuinely saddened to note the death yesterday (4-17-2026) of longtime “Bob & Tom” co-host Bob Kevoian. Had the pleasure of profiling Bob a number of years ago during my Special Features Editor tenure at Inside...
Rege Cordic: The Radio Imagination That Woke Pittsburgh Regis John “Rege” Cordic stands as one of Pennsylvania’s most inventive and influential radio figures — a broadcaster whose imagination reshaped the possibilities of morning radio and...
Introduction — Honoring Half a Century of Voices, Sounds That Shaped a Nation In 1970, the American broadcasting industry paused to celebrate a milestone unlike any other: fifty years of radio broadcasting, a Golden Anniversary...
Introduction: When Boston’s Airwaves Caught Fire in 1967 On March 13, 1967, Boston woke up to a shockwave. At 5:30 a.m., the long‑established WNAC 680 vanished, replaced by a new identity that would redefine New...
Introduction: Curtain Time in the Motor City—The Legacy of WJBK Radio 15 Before Detroit became a battleground of Top 40 giants — before WKNR’s revolution, before CKLW’s Big 8 thunder, before WXYZ’s ABC polish —...
“The Day the Music Died” on WCFL was nearly 50 years ago on March 15th, 1976. WCFL threw in the towel leaving “The Big 89” as the lone AM Top 40 station in Chicago. Larry...