Tag: Radio Hall of Fame
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How Martha Quinn’s Combination of VJ and DJ Led to the Hall of Fame
"Everybody's got some kind of way of uplifting people, and fate has given me this as my way."
Jerry ‘Jer’ Cesak Remembered as San Diego Radio Legend Following Passing at 74
"For nearly three decades, Cesak co-hosted the Showgram with Jeff & Jer alongside Jeff Detrow at multiple San Diego stations between 1988 and Cesak’s retirement in 2015."
Mike McVay, Kelly Orchard Partner For Radio-Related Book on Mental Health
“People in our industry are facing more than ratings pressure; they’re facing uncertainty, stress, and burnout. Kelly’s approach connects those realities to real, actionable tools.”
The Industry According To….Mike McVay
Welcome to the first installment of 'The Industry According To'. This series will run each Tuesday, and feature radio and record industry executives, managers,...
Pierre Robert Belongs in the Radio Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
"Pierre was 70 years old when he passed, and was as successful and important today as he was in the 80's, 90's, 00's and 10's."
Why The Radio Hall of Fame Can No Longer Ignore Podcasters
"The Radio Hall of Fame can’t keep guarding the gate to a house that’s already been remodeled. Podcasting isn’t a threat to radio’s legacy—it’s the next generation of it"
The Radio Hall of Fame Welcomes the Class of 2025
“The Swissotel in Chicago, Illinois served as the location for this year’s event, where the radio industry’s best were recognized for their contributions.”
Colin Cowherd Reflects On His Journey To The Radio Hall Of Fame
"I wish I was better at enjoying the moment because I feel like the last eight or nine years with iHeartRadio and FOX Sports Radio have just been unbelievably great"
Kim Komando to Host Radio Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
"She knows the hard work and dedication it takes to achieve the recognition of such an induction.”
Bruce DuMont, Chicago Radio/TV Analyst and Museum of Broadcast Communications Founder, Dies
DuMont began working on the Museum of Broadcast Communications in 1982.