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A Conversation With Kelly Orchard Author Of Dead Air: The Day The Music Died
The psychological radio thriller follows characters in a Los Angeles radio cluster navigating the hijacking of the station's transmitters.
The Interview: The John Kobylt Show, KFI AM 640
John Kobylt is a nominee for the Radio Hall of Fame. Let's check in on a recent interview to see how he got to that point.
David Felker Exits Westwood One Amid Downsizing
Over the years, Felker’s time with the networks included Transtar, UniStar, Dial Global, and Westwood One ownership.
Music Radio Mourns The Passing Of ‘Jed The Fish’
Jed the Fish, an early supporter of New Wave and Alternative music, has passed away at the age of 69.
Aircheck: Charlie Tuna, KRLA Los Angeles (1986)
In 1975, Charlie Tuna was with 102.7 KIIS-FM Los Angeles when it started the AM/FM simulcast and hosted the first show on the FM.
Matt Pinfield Emerges From Coma, Hopes to Return to the Radio Airwaves
"I am so grateful to be alive. The general consensus was that I wasn’t going to make it and here I am!"
Aircheck: Gary Owens, 640 KFI Los Angeles, 1986
In addition to radio, people of a certain age will remember him as the announcer for the comedy show Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In.
‘Alice’s Attic’ Comes To 95.5 KLOS Los Angeles
Cooper, a Rock And Roll Hall of Famer, brings storytelling, fan interactions, and celebrity interviews to the program.
The Interview: The John Phillips Show on 790 KABC
How do you interview someone perhaps best known for making racially motivated comments? Let's see how John Phillips did it.
The Interview: The Mark Arum Show on 95.5 WSB
Few news/talk radio hosts use two-way conversations with national radio reporters like Mark Arum. How does that sound, though? Let's dive in.