Introduction — The Day Wartime Radio and the World Held Its Collective Breath This Saturday marks 82 years when the U.S. allied invasion of northern France and
Ray Charles, Country Soul, and a Five‑Week Reign: The Enduring Legacy of “I Can’t Stop Loving You” On this day in 1962, American radio experienced one
Kraft Music Hall: A Golden Age Beacon of Song, Comedy, and American Imagination Introduction — A Program That Helped Define 1930s American Radio and Beyond There
Hitmakers, Song Hits, and the Enduring Pulse of American Radio: A Tribute to Billboard’s Hot 100 Introduction For more than eight decades, the Billboard music charts
Shown here are my takeaways from all 48 PPM-measured markets, based on Nielsen Audio’s 6+ total week stats from the April 2026 ratings period. Round One
Honoring the Selected 2026 Voices, Visionaries, and the Enduring Power of American Radio USA Radio Museum | May 26, 2026 On the evening of October
Introduction — The Day Wartime Radio and the World Held Its Collective Breath This Saturday marks 82 years when the U.S. allied invasion of northern France and the liberation of Western Europe began. In the earliest hours of June 6, 1944, before dawn broke over the English Channel and before the world understood that history had […]
[...]Shown here are my takeaways from all 48 PPM-measured markets, based on Nielsen Audio’s 6+ total week stats from the March 2026 ratings period. Round One New York Unseated from the top spot in January...
Like so many, I was deeply saddened by the passing of one of radios great talents, Bob Kevoian of the nationally syndicated Bob & Tom Show. After Nexstar executive Sean Compton saw my videos showing...
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...