WRFM … and its Stars!
I arrived at WRFM in late March 1969 as its new manager … at a time when the station desperately needed help….
Memories from 55 years ago this week!
Yes, March 30th, 1969, would be my first day of employment with Radio New York Worldwide, Incorporated, the owners of WRFM and…
Jim Aylward and His “Aunt Martha”
If the name Jim Aylward is recognizable and familiar to you, it’s likely that you lived in the greater New York City…
Radio’s ‘Christmas Festival’ Memories!
I recently received an E-mail from Frank Murphy … who was one of our key associates at our Bonneville Broadcast Consultants radio…
1970’s Radio Trivia …
Wasn’t I having fun? Pages from old newspapers saved because they contained a story related to your life or work, or simply…
Trivia & Frances …
The above rouge’s gallery of characters, including yours truly, was a panel discussion among those providing programming content or consultancy services to…
Worst to First … A Story of Two Stations!
In recent weeks, many in the radio industry and fans of radio history have been all a-twitter over the release of this…
A Few Beautiful stories!
TV/Radio Age was an industry publication whose prime target audience was the advertising community, especially those which purchased advertising on radio and…
Radio Automation … circa 1974!
In case you don’t recognize us, the gentleman on the left is James A. Schulke, the proprietor of Stereo Radio Productions (SRP)…
Marlin’s Good-Time Picture Show – Part Five
As noted before, prior to leaving Maryland in the early part of this year, I sorted and sifted through many mounds of…
Marlin’s Good-Time Picture Book! – Part 4
The significance of this message is that I needed something to fill this space … plus I believe the words speak for…
FM Radio’s status … circa 1970!
Since this story begins with a gentleman named Edwin Howard Armstrong inventing and developing what we commonly call FM Radio, I thought…