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Country Radio Legend Ray Stevens is Ready to Talk on KCMO
"If you crack a mic anywhere, I don’t care what sized market it is, you can do talk radio. You look at every record like another talk topic. That’s the way I approach it."
Dave LaBrozzi Knows Local News Still Matters at KDKA
“Our number one attribute is that we are a news station and must deliver that product. We have a professional and seasoned news team…”
Larry Richert Reflects as He Begins 22nd Year Hosting Mornings at KDKA
After the 9/11 attacks, new KDKA morning show host Larry Richert decided not to take any time off. He wanted to stand in solidarity...
Larry Mendte Jumped at the Chance to Join 710 WOR
"The news department here is self-sufficient. They have this down. You would never know how they lean politically because they cover the news without fear or favor and without bias."
Dan Joseph Transitioned From Stage Actor to Radio Host at WBAL
It took me a couple of years before I was able to do a show without a lot of notes and just do it off the top of my head.
Pete Kaliner Was Intimidated By Replacing Rush Limbaugh in the WBT Lineup
":It wasn’t something that I thought about when applying. It was something that I realized the magnitude after I had already agreed to return to WBT."
Alex Silverman Had KNX News Prepared For a Once-in-a-Lifetime Tropical Storm
"There are other sources of news, there are other sources of information, but nobody is as immediate and 24/7 local as we are at KNX, and we’re proud of that."
Tim Andrews Took A Chance and Landed at 95.5 WSB
Almost 30 years ago, Tim Andrews took a chance and moved to Atlanta. Despite working at small radio stations in Pennsylvania and New York,...
Being Right Matters to WOR’s Mark Simone
"If you're right, most of the time, people will keep listening. It's not about conservative or liberal; it's about getting it right."
Mike Ragozino Isn’t As Bullish on AM Radio’s Future
"I hate to say this because I love AM, I cannot see it surviving in the long run. It will always be there, but I don’t see it as an essential platform."