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In this series of interviews from Friends of Georgia Radio, we'll profile the men and women who have served listeners across the state and made a name for themselves through leadership and innovation.
Unknown Host hosts Georgia Wavelengths (™): Podcasts from the Friends of Georgia Radio, a arts show with 35 episodes published.
With 30 years of experience across radio, print, and cable, Bob Klomp now serves as Regional Sales Manager for Cumulus Savannah and Charleston. There, he leverages Cumulus’s vast digital division and local assets to prov
Ken Johnson has a long history as a smart programmer, from his days in markets like New York, Philadelphia, and DC-- just to name a few. He's also the former VP for Urban Radio formats for Cumulus, iHeart, and the ABC Ra
Dennis Winslow sits down with Kevin and Taylor. After a long, and tremendously successful run at 104.7 The Fish, the station was sold and they were "on the beach." But, in September, they emerged as morning co-hosts at S
Dennis Winslow talks with Beth Bacall, longtime personality at the now defunct 104.7 The Fish/WFSH. Bacall had a storied broadcasting career at legendary stations like KFRC and KYCY in San Francisco and Jammin’ 105.1 in
Howard Toole started as a jock in 10th grade in Augusta and quickly earned first-class ticket right after high school. He continued his radio journey at WRFC in Athens while finishing his degree at Georgia, then moved on
He's a UGA graduate who got his radio start in Augusta, then spent 12 years in Houston, 6 in Memphis, then 16 years in Atlanta as Market Manager and then Regional VP for Radio One, and now, he's retiring after an incredi
Steve Craig has spent 30 years so far in Georgia radio -- all in Atlanta-- and almost all in Program management and on air, all at highly rated and well respected stations. Now, he’s back at 99X as PD and middays, and su
Steve Craig has spent 30 years so far in Georgia radio, all in Atlanta, almost all in Program management and on air, all at highly rated and well respected stations, and now, he’s back at the station he started in Atlant
He started in programming, but Steve Hegwood hada bigger vision. After a very successful career as a high-level programming guy - he was the VP/Programming for RadioOne when they launched what is now Hot 107.9 in Atlanta
A bigtime record executive comes back to Atlanta to do what he loves best—radio. And, a pretty crafty GM sees the possibility early on and parlays a collection of translator licenses into a new tower site and vastly incr
More great radio stories from their Fox 97 Morning Show days. Plus, both offer advice for building a successful morning show. Hosted by the Fox 97 PD who brought them to Atlanta, Dennis Winslow.
A conversation with Fox 97's iconic morning duo Randy and Spiff…where they spent 14 years right up until the station flipped out of the oldies format. That didn’t stop ‘em, they went on to Atlanta iHeart oldies Cool 105.
For 25 years, Bob Neil ran Cox Radio and Cox Media Group, successfully leading one of the prestige media companies in the country while increasing its size from 13 to 83 stations. Now retired, but still consulting, Bob r
Beginning in 1960 when the Al Evans family bought WVLD in Valdosta, the little AM with a limited signal in a market of around 30,000, sounded like it belonged in a much bigger market. And the talent it attracted proved i
Smaller market radio can be rewarding, and challenging-- especially if your stations are in the coverage area of multiple, bigger markets. Yet, Jeff Batten's Batten Communications, KJ Allen's OconeeComm, and Bill Maine's
In the late 1970s, there were only a small handful of commercial stations featuring jazz programming. But WQXI-FM ("94Q")-- a extremely successful Atlanta pop rock station--- added a 5-hour jazz show Sunday nights 7 to m
We gathered three incredibly bright Georgia college students who finished two weeks of intensive workshops and radio training at the GAB’s Radio Talent Institute at Grady College at UGA. We’ll find out what they learned,
Mike Roberts and Carol Blackmon anchored mornings at heritage Urban powerhouse WVEE from the late 80s thru the late 90s – dominating morning ratings and winning accolades and awards. (Mike’s a Georgia Radio Hall of Fame
The voiceover business-- then and now--- with three of the most successful voice talents in the industry. All worked in Atlanta radio, all still live here, and all are still working. How they got started, the challenges
ABC/CapCities imported PD Neil McGinley to Atlanta from flame-throwing CHR WKBW in Buffalo to their new country property, WKHX 101.5 in Atlanta. And Neil imported a morning guy from a top-rated rock station in Houston, w
Ken Johnson
Industrial Printer · University of Illinois Extension
1 appearance on this show
Wendy Williams
discussing her guardianship battle and emotional toll
1 appearance on this show
Kevin O'Connell
weatherman, game show host · Space Economy Rising, LLC
1 appearance on this show
Kevin O'Connell
Executive Director · HF-L
1 appearance on this show
Justin Harris
certified functional genomics practitioner · Ft. Valley State University
1 appearance on this show
Mike Roberts
Regional Sales Manager of the PNW · Expense Reduction Analysts
1 appearance on this show
George Robinson
Principal Research Fellow at University College London · Mattastrophic
1 appearance on this show
Bob Neil
Cox Media Group
1 appearance on this show
KJ Allen
OconeeComm
1 appearance on this show
Jeff Batten
Batten Communications
1 appearance on this show
Bill Maine
WDUN/WGGA Jacobs Media
1 appearance on this show
Massimo Bellew
Brenau University / University of Georgia
1 appearance on this show
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