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WCOL’s Golden Groove: Columbus Voices 1965–1978 Welcome to WCOL’s Golden Groove, a nostalgic trip back to the glory days of 1230 WCOL-AM in Columbus, Ohio. For those of you who tuned into the Columbus Top 40 AM giant for any length of time, WCOL-AM’s days of dominance with our all-allocotted 1960’s Top 40 smash hits had Columbus youth flooding Columbus record shops Marco’s, Kelly’s, Brickner and Basic Love and Lazarus to pick up the weekly music surveys from its then 3 […]
Kim Carson: A Trailblazing Voice in Michigan Radio Four Decades of Breaking Barriers and Building Connections Across the Midwest Airwaves By The Editorial Staff In the rich tapestry of Michigan radio history, few voices resonate as powerfully or as enduringly as that of Kim Carson. Born Sherie Weil in Detroit and raised not far from the now-famous 8 Mile Road, Carson has spent more than four decades building a broadcasting career that has not only entertained millions but has broken […]
Ellis B. Feaster: The Voice of Faith and Keeper of Radio’s Soul In an industry where voices flicker and fade, Ellis B. Feaster’s resonates with enduring warmth, blending Christian faith, infectious energy, and an archivist’s zeal for radio’s golden era. For over four decades, Feaster has woven a remarkable career across 13 markets, from Long Island’s suburban airwaves to Orlando’s vibrant morning drive. As the longtime host of Z88.3 FM’s morning show, he infuses Central Florida with positivity, while his […]
In the electrifying world of 1970s and 1980s Top 40 radio, where disc jockeys were the unsung heroes scripting the daily drama of American pop culture, Bobby Ocean stood out as a master storyteller. With a velvet-smooth delivery that could pivot from playful banter to poignant reflection in a heartbeat, Ocean didn't just play the hits—he made them feel personal. Born Ernest Raymond Lenhart on November 12, 1944, in a modest Midwestern family of seven siblings, Ocean's path to […]
The Little Guy with a Big Dream: Chris Larko’s Radio Odyssey On the gritty south side of Fort Wayne, Indiana, where perseverance was as common as the hum of factory shifts, Christopher “Chris” Larko came of age with scant resources but an unquenchable thirst for the airwaves. Nurtured in a single-parent household by his devoted mother, Roberta Louise (Brodbeck) Larko, following his father's departure, Chris navigated the challenges of a modest upbringing. Yet, amid the constraints, he discovered a boundless […]
A Radio Icon's Decades-Long Journey Through the Airwaves In the pantheon of radio personalities who shaped the sound of Top 40 and beyond, few names evoke the raw energy and programming prowess quite like Bill Hennes. Known on-air as "Wild Willy" or "Wild Willy Mitchell," Hennes embodied the rebellious spirit of rock 'n' roll radio in the 1960s and '70s, transitioning from a high-octane DJ to a visionary program director and consultant. His career, spanning over six decades, took him […]
Fort Wayne’s Radio Legend and Voice of Connection Dead at Age 77 On August 22, 2025, Fort Wayne, Indiana, bid farewell to Ronald Lee Gregory, a radio icon whose warm voice, quick wit, and genuine love for broadcasting touched countless lives. Passing at age 77, Gregory left behind a 45-year legacy that defined Midwest radio. Known for his versatility—wearing hats as a host, mentor, ham radio enthusiast, and station owner—Gregory’s journey from a college DJ to a beloved “WOWO Legend” […]
In the kaleidoscope of radio broadcasting, where voices crackle through the airwaves and personalities shape cultural moments, one man has stood quietly behind the scenes, camera in hand, preserving the heartbeat of an industry. Art Vuolo, Jr., affectionately dubbed “Radio’s Best Friend,” has spent over five decades capturing the essence of radio through his lens, amassing an unparalleled archive of video airchecks, radio conventions, and special events. His contributions extend far beyond mere documentation; Vuolo has woven himself into the […]
In the buzzing world of Boston radio during the 1970s, one DJ stood out not just for her killer playlists but for her sheer guts and ear for the next big thing. Maxanne Sartori, with her infectious love for rock 'n' roll, turned afternoons on WBCN into must-listen hours, helping launch careers and proving women belonged behind the console. Her story is one of passion meeting opportunity, and it's still inspiring folks in the booth today. Sartori's radio journey kicked […]
