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When I was a kid, I convinced my parents to let me wear my WMMR sweatshirt in my school picture. I didn’t really understand the psychology of it then; I just knew I loved the radio station enough to want to wear the logo.

Josh Klingler can remember when Kansas City Chiefs fans were not sure if the team would receive one game on prime-time television. Prior to...

Nothing stays the same for very long in radio. That’s definitely true in New York. While Michael Kay has managed to remain a stalwart...

Part of the reason Rolston’s so content is that he’s curated a show with co-hosts who’ve got chemistry, and they’ve been together on the airwaves for 25 years on the KVJ Show, (for Kevin, Victoria, and Jason).

We have a new music show called “It Hurts When I Pee” and similar things. It's our reverence for imagery and that type of stuff as well. And it has grown up, obviously. The station has been a brand since 96.

"You just don't get a lot of radio stations that do that, even in major markets."

: I think we've always been a leader in new music. It's a position, for some reason, I've been tied to. I don’t know why, but it always seems that way.

"All journalists should strive to have deeper conversations which create deeper connections with the audience.”

"I could make the argument that sports talk radio has been the fuel behind the economic growth of sports in all aspects."

"The one thing that I love about KBLX in San Francisco is that we really do focus on having that Bay Area local flavor. You tune into some of these other stations, and many of them are syndicated. You just don't feel like the person that you're listening to is local."