Author: Jim Hampton
Charlie O’Brien: Keeping the BIG 8 CKLW Alive
From a college dare to CKLW, Charlie O’Brien became part of one of rad [...]
Roy Rogers: From Radio’s Double R Bar to Television’s “Happy Trails”
Before Roy Rogers became one of television’s most familiar heroes, he [...]
Joe Cipriano: From Teenage Disc Jockey to the Voice of Network Television
Before television viewers ever saw the stars of a new comedy, drama or [...]
Doug Thompson: Six Decades Crafting the Sound of Radio
Doug Thompson may not be the voice most listeners remember coming out [...]
Mike Carruthers: From Disc Jockey to One of America’s Most Successful Podcast Hosts
Few broadcasters have successfully navigated every major evolution in [...]
Don Bleu: Fifty Years Behind the Microphone
From "True Don Bleu" to Bay Area Legend
There are radio personalities [...]
BOB JAMIESON – One of the Giants of the Record Industry
The music industry lost one of its true gentlemen on May 27, 2026.
Bo [...]
“Live From Earth” — The WABX Television Experiment That Was Years Ahead of MTV
Long before MTV, music streaming, or YouTube, Detroit’s legendary prog [...]
Mike Seltzer Interview by Jim Hampton – Keeping the Memories Alive
Mike Seltzer is a larger than life, longtime Detroit advertising execu [...]
Exclusive Interview: Chuck Buell Across America From KIMN to WLS and Beyond
Chuck Buell is one of radio’s most creative and influential figures, a [...]