Welcome to another episode of Radio Split Ranch, where the tables turn as Warren Garling, a seasoned broadcaster with over 50 years behind the microphone, becomes the subject of the interview. Veteran broadcast journalist Diane Donato takes the lead, guiding the conversation about Warren's wide-ranging career. With a mix of humor and nostalgia, they delve into Warren’s journey from his makeshift basement studio at age 11 to a fulfilling broadcasting career.

Listeners will enjoy insights into the evolution of radio, from live shows and record spins to modern voice tracking. The episode also highlights Warren's passion for community service, his impactful volunteer work, and the unexpected career path in marketing post-radio. Join us for a fascinating look at a radio veteran's life, filled with stories of camaraderie, innovation, and dedication to the craft.

This month, Joe Reilly's storytelling prowess is on full display. Join us as he shares captivating stories from his early days in radio, his encounters with iconic personalities like Bobby Darin, Johnny Mathis, and Stephen Sondheim, and his humorous experiences at various radio stations. Learn about Joe's journey from humble beginnings in Schenectady to his significant role in shaping the broadcasting industry.

Join us for another engaging episode of Radio Split Ranch, where host Warren Garling takes us on a nostalgic journey through the captivating history of Capital Region broadcasting. This month, Warren sits down with veteran broadcaster Steve Chick, a familiar voice to many who recall his versatile career spanning multiple formats on a single signal. With anecdotes that include early inspirations, unexpected career twists, and encounters with broadcasting legends, Steve offers a unique perspective on the resilience and adaptability required in the world of radio.

This month we talk with the legendary Chuck Custer, a veteran radio newsman who recently retired from WGY after an illustrious 36-year career. Chuck reflects on memorable moments, including his years working with Don Weeks and the transition to co-hosting the morning show with Kelly Lynch. Join us for a heartfelt conversation filled with laughter, insights, and a deep appreciation for the ever-evolving world of radio.

Join us as Diane shares her journey from a local girl growing up in Albany County to becoming a prominent voice in the Capital Region. Her story is a fascinating look into the world of broadcasting, filled with anecdotes and insights that highlight her remarkable career.

On this month's episode of "Radio Split Ranch" we sit down with the ever-entertaining John Daniels. John shares his journey from being a radio enthusiast in the 1970s, to working at some of the top stations in the Northeast.

In this heartfelt extra episode of Radio Split Ranch, we pay tribute to our late friend and colleague, Mike Patrick, who brought so much joy and laughter to listeners in the Great Northeast.

With apologies to Roger Miller, "Saratoga County Star...that's what he are." This month on the Radio Split Ranch, I sit down down with veteran broadcaster John Meaney, because neither of us can stand up for a whole hour anymore. Enjoy!

This month we sit down with Jim Gagliardi, an award-winning beloved figure in New York State radio. With a broadcasting history spanning over 55 years, Jim shares the trials, triumphs, and unforgettable moments from his dynamic career.

Join us for a rare and insightful journey into the vibrant world of entertainment with the great Bob Carroll on this episode of Radio Split Ranch. 

Discover Bob's multifaceted experiences, his humble beginnings in broadcasting, his encounter with notorious characters, and stories from his early days in the industry, including a fire incident that left an indelible mark on his radio career.