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The Nightbird Who Gave New York a Midnight Soul "The flutter of wings, the shadow across the moon, the sounds of the night… as the Nightbird spreads her wings and soars." If you ever tuned into the FM dial late at night in New York City during the late ‘60s and ‘70s, you know exactly who that was. Alison Steele, "The Nightbird," was more than a radio DJ—she was a storyteller, a poet, and the voice of the city after […]
The Voice That Made Cleveland Rock "Cleveland, it’s time to rock and roll!" If you grew up in Cleveland during the 1970s and 1980s and had WMMS on your radio dial, chances are you remember Kid Leo. More than just a DJ, he was the gatekeeper of rock ‘n’ roll in the Midwest—the guy who made sure the next big band got its shot, the guy who had the pulse of the streets, the clubs, and the records that would […]
The Louisville Top 40 Giant That Refused to Go Down Without a Fight "You could hear it before you even turned the radio on. That reverb. That jingle. That voice. WKLO wasn’t just a station—it was a lifestyle." There was a time when WKLO 1080 was the only station that mattered in Louisville. If you were cruising down Bardstown Road, hanging out at Fountain Ferry Park, or trying to sneak into the Toy Tiger club underage, WKLO was in your […]
Miami-Fort Lauderdale: A Radio Battleground Like No Other (1960s-1980s) "Radio wasn’t just background noise in South Florida—it was a way of life. The jocks were our rockstars, the stations our best friends, and the competition? Cutthroat." Miami and Fort Lauderdale have always been hot markets—not just for tourists and nightlife, but for radio. From the 1960s through the 1980s, South Florida’s airwaves were some of the most competitive in the country. Whether it was the legendary Top 40 wars on […]
Max Kinkel from CKLW to New York Radio Stardom Max Kinkel, affectionately known as “Super Max,” is a name that resonates with radio enthusiasts across North America. With a career that spanned iconic stations like CKLW in Windsor and WCBS-FM in New York, Max’s dynamic voice and magnetic personality made him a beloved figure on the airwaves. But his journey to becoming a radio legend started far from the bustling cities he would later call home. Born and raised in […]
The Great Twin Cities Radio Wars of the 1970s: When Stations Fought for Every Last Listener By Mark Miller There was a time when the Twin Cities lived and breathed radio—when your loyalty to a station meant something, when you didn’t just listen, you committed. It was the era of radio battles, where every station fought for your ear, and the Twin Cities became one of the most competitive radio markets in America. From the booming news giant of WCCO […]
The National have confirmed that they will start recording their next album "soon". The US band released their sixth album 'Trouble Will Find Me' in 2013, more recently showcasing new song 'Roman Candle' live. A Look Back at a Revolutionary Format In the annals of radio history, few formats have left as indelible a mark as Boss Radio. This innovative approach to broadcasting, which dominated the airwaves from the mid-1960s through the 1970s, revolutionized the way stations programmed music and […]
Local Voice for Over 70 Years: The Story of KULP Radio By Glenda McGinnis-Stein When you tune into 106.7 FM or 1390 AM in Wharton County, Texas, the warm, familiar voices you hear belong to your friends and neighbors at KULP radio. For more than seven decades, this independent locally-owned station has served as a vital source of information, entertainment, and community connection for the people of El Campo and the surrounding rural communities. Founded in 1947, just as network […]
The Remarkable Journey of Mike Adams In the annals of radio history, few figures embody the spirit of the medium quite like Mike Adams. From his early days spinning records at WCOL in Columbus, Ohio, to his later career as a respected academic and radio historian, Adams’ life story is a testament to the enduring power and allure of radio. Mike Adams personal appearance at WCOL AM event Mike Adams’ journey in radio began in the early 1960s, but not […]
