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Living Colour’s Vernon Reid on Rock & Roll, Radio, and Recognition
"Rock, race, radio, and more. Vernon Reid is such a special talent and person"
Explaining the Biggest Classic Rock Song Most Stations Don’t Play
"There’s no doubt that Christmas music in our formats is a tricky proposition. Between the quality of the available songs and the competition from all-Christmas stations, there’s no easy answer for how to embrace the season from a musical perspective"
102.3 WBAB Brings Back Thanksgiving Tradition With “Alice’s Restaurant” Broadcast
"We love being part of our listeners’ holiday celebrations, and we’re excited to bring this classic back once again"
Paul Kelly Named New Morning Show Host at 102.9 WMGK
"He has been a trusted and versatile part of our family for six years, and as a Philadelphia native who grew up listening to this station, he truly understands MGK’s heritage."
The Industry According To….Heather Luke, General Manager of Big Machine Rock
"Radio isn’t the gate keeper anymore, but it’s still a powerful amplifier."
The Time Is Now for AC, Classic Hits Radio To Regain the Attention of the Community
"It’s time for “More Music” gold-based brands to revolt against their traditional DNA. You can change the trajectory of the year ahead"
WMMR Tabs Matt Cord As New Midday Host Following Passing Of Pierre Robert
"Everyone at the station is grateful that our longtime friend and radio family member Matt Cord is willing to take that on"
93.3 WMMR Announces ‘Pierre Robert – A Show of Life’ Concert Event
"The event will take place Wednesday, December 17, at The Fillmore in Philadelphia and will bring together prominent rock artists, colleagues and generations of listeners who grew up with Robert’s familiar voice"
97.1 The Drive Adds Tim Virgin to Afternoon Drive
“A few months away was long enough to remind me exactly where I belong--on a legendary station in the city I love, talking about the music that raised me..."
The Aging Audience Problem for Classic Rock Is Overstated and Here’s the Proof
We should work harder to fan the flames by giving our audience the benefit of our insights, resources, and connections.