This week in radio news, the radio industry continues the feel the ecconomic challenges faced by a declining ecconomy.  There is lots of buzz on the street, and we finish up our look at the June Personal People Meter ratings.  Next up, those all important call letter and format changes.  This will be followed by a feature on Mike North 30 years of score stories.  This weeks classic aircheck is WCFL AM from Chicago from June 6th 1974.  Finally our featured station is radio station WARH FM from St. Louis.

In radio news, yet another company is hit with layoffs.  Liberty Media and Sirius Satelite radio will murge with some changes to the murger agreement.  There is lots of news on the street, and we continue our look at those Personal People Meter Ratings.  Next those all important call letter and format changes, followed by feature segments on the Willie Mayse and Jerry West.  Our classic aircheck is Ron O'brien from WCAR AM from Detroit on Dec. 31, 1971.  Finally our featured station lets us here the doctor of rock on WLLZ FM from Detroit.

In radio news, Urban one reports their first quarter earnings.  Lineup changes hit WLS AM from Chicago Il.  We have news on the street, and we begin our look at the May Personal People Meter Ratings.  Next, those call letter and format changes, and this will be followed by Bill Sparks review of last weeks radio.  Our classic aircheck is Pat Sajak from WSM AM from Dec. 1st, 1975.  Finally our featured station is Werv FM serving the suburbs of Chicago Il.

In radio news, we know who are the top ten performing radio groups.  Spanish broadcasting system provides us with their fourth quarter results for 2023.  Finally there is lots of news on the street.  Next those important call letter and format changes.  Our classic aircheck remembers the late John Harding from WIBG AM in Philadelphia from 1972.  Finally our featured station is the Time Machine Classic Hits an Internet station replicating the sound of the WNBC AM Time Machine from the 1980s.

In radio news, layoffs continue to plague the radio industry.  There is lots of news on the street, and we will conclude our look at those personal People Meter Ratings.  Next those call letter and format changes.  This will be followed by a review of two reasonably priced portable radios.  Our classic aircheck is WWDJ AM counting the top 100 of 1968.  Finally in our featured station segment we hear WWFW FM with their 80s 90s classic hits format.

In radio news, a new morning show hits the airwaves in Boston Ma.  What were the top billing radio stations in 2023?  There is lots of news on the street, and we continue our look at those Personal People Meter Ratings.  Next those call letter and format changes.  Next Bill Sparks presents a feature on the late Sid Collins.  Our classic aircheck is Dick Summer on WBZ Radio from August of 1964.  Finally our featured station takes us to Stowe Vermont and radio station WCVT FM.

changes, followed by a review of two digital FM radios.  Our classic aircheck is Lee Sims from Krla AM in 1970.  Finally our featured station takes us to Wichitaw Kansas and KVWF FM with their country format called the twister.

In radio news, major radio groups begin to provide their first quarter results.  Layoffs hit more radio groups.  We have lots of news on the street.  Next those all important call letter and format changes.  This will be followed by a review of a new Internet Radio.  Our classic radio takes us to Detroit and Gary Burbank on CKLW in 1974.  Finally our featured station takes us to Miami, and radio station WSHE FM with there 90s and 2000s classic hits format.

In radio news, we are beginning to findout the names of the people who have been laid off by Audacy.  Format changes hit Dallas and Phoenix.  We also have lots of news on the street.  Finally we conclude our look at those Personal People Meter Ratings.  Next those all important Call Letter and format changes.  Next we continue remembering Tim Hendol with a review of a talking Portable radio.  Finally we travel to Providence Ri, and hear Giovanni as he retires from the radio station after 50 years.

In radio news, the noncompete clause in most contracts is eliminated.  There is lots of news on the street, and we continue our look at those Personal People Meter Ratings.  Next those call letter and format changes.  This will be followed by a market from podcast 20.  Next a tribute to the late Tim Hendle.  Our classic aircheck is CFCF AM from Montreal from Feb. 27th 1974.  Finally our featured station is WKJY FM from Long Island.