Dave and Randy both started their radio careers in small towns in Western North Carolina.  Small town radio is pretty much a thing of the past now but back "in the day" it was the lifeline of the community.  This episode features a recording of Randy Houston's very first time on the air at the tender age of sixteen on Saturday afternoon April 7th, 1970 on WMMH Radio in Marshall, NC.

Dave and Randy both started their radio careers in small towns in Western North Carolina. Small town radio is pretty much a thing of the past now but back "in the day" it was the lifeline of the community. This episode features a recording of Randy Houston's very first time on the air at the tender age of sixteen on Saturday afternoon April 7th, 1970 on WMMH Radio in Marshall, NC.

Dave and Randy both started their radio careers in small towns in Western North Carolina.&nbsp; Small town radio is pretty much a thing of the past now but back "in the day" it was the lifeline of the community.&nbsp; This episode features a recording of Randy Houston's very first time on the air at the tender age of sixteen on Saturday afternoon April 7th, 1970 on WMMH Radio in Marshall, NC.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Episode 15  Small Town Radio

Hot Mic with Houston and Hogan features two radio professionals with over a hundred years of broadcasting experience between them. Dave Hogan and Randy Houston are both native Western North Carolinian’s – whose rich voices have been heard in every glade, cove and holler of Western North Carolina and East Tennessee during the last century – primarily on AM Radio and between the two of them – they’ve worked in just about every radio format. Classic rock ‘n roll - country - news talk - pop and big band - gospel and bluegrass. As you can imagine – these guys have tons of stories about the day to day of live radio.&nbsp;

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Hot Mic with Houston and Hogan features two radio professionals with over a hundred years of broadcasting experience between them. Dave Hogan and Randy Houston are both native Western North Carolinian’s – whose rich voices have been heard in every glade, cove and holler of Western North Carolina and East Tennessee during the last century – primarily on AM Radio and between the two of them – they’ve worked in just about every radio format. Classic rock ‘n roll - country - news talk - pop and big band - gospel and bluegrass. As you can imagine – these guys have tons of stories about the day to day of live radio. 

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Episode 15 Small Town Radio

Episode 15 Small Town Radio