Author: Jim Feliciano
Rep. Crank’s Clarion Call: Why America Cannot Afford to Lose AM Radio Now
Crank’s Message is Simple: Call Your Senator Now—Before the Country Lo [...]
All Things Considered: The Evening Broadcast That Became an American Institution
A Half‑Century of Journalism, Humanity, and the Quiet Power of a Trust [...]
September 21, 1968: The Jeannie C. Riley Single That Captivated a Changing Nation
On this day in 1968, a young Texas singer delivered a sharp, witty tak [...]
The Visionary Who Rewired American Radio: Fred Jacobs’ Enduring Influence
The Visionary Who Rewired American Radio: Fred Jacobs’ Enduring Influe [...]
Ed Sullivan Before the Spotlight: The Forgotten Radio Years That Built an American Icon
From Club 21 to CBS: The Early Years of a Broadcasting Icon
Ed Sull [...]
The Soft Icons of Pop Music: Bacharach & David’s Imprint on Top 40 Radio
Burt Bacharach and Hal David wrote the soundtrack of American longing. [...]
CBS—When the Guns Fell Silent: The Surrender That Ended a World War
On September 2, 1945, the world stood on the threshold of peace, but t [...]
Congress Must Decide Now: Preserve AM or Weaken Safety
A Resilient Signal that has Served Generations Now Needs Congress to S [...]
Dolly Parton Remembered: A Life of Music, Magic, and Unmatched Grace
Dolly Parton (1946–2026): A USA Radio Museum Memorial Tribute
Dolly [...]
PAMS Series 31: The Jingle Package That Still Echoes Across Six Decades
PAMS Series 31 — Music Explosion — wasn’t just another jingle package [...]