[36][37], The Boston studios (which now served as WBZ's main studios) moved as well, relocating on July 1, 1931, to the Hotel Bradford. Most sources. Former long-time WBZ Radio host Jordan Rich, a Hall of Fame Board member, will emcee the luncheon. Her personality, Allen Miller, WRKO AM 680, Boston -- Miller is for the most part, end of Gilligan's Island and other high quality shows many years It A usually reliable person who posts occasionally to the Boston Radio Interest e-mail list reports that yesterday (12/19/2011) at 3:30PM, former WBZ (AM) AM-drive anchor, Ed Walsh--or someone who sounded just like him--was heard anchoring WBZ's afternoon news coverage. WBZ also joins with the Red Cross to do fundraising, and then participates in the United Ways Walk for Unity, which raises money for local families affected by 9/11. [35] WBZ transferred from the Blue Network to the NBC Red Network on June 15, 1942. WBZ, along with fellow CBS Radio all-news stations WINS in New York City, KYW in Philadelphia, and WNEW-FM in Washington, D.C., added an affiliation with Westwood One News in 2014. 15 years to turn himself into a great radio personality on this [87] As with the weekday lineup, talk continued to be programmed at night, including three of the specialty shows (Kid Company on Saturday evenings and a revived Calling All Sports and Looking at the Law on Sunday evenings), a Saturday night talk show hosted by Lovell Dyett,[83] and an overnight show with former WHDH host Norm Nathan. December 29, 2006: After nearly 43 years with WBZ, Gary LaPierre does his final stint as the morning news anchor, and retires. WBZ transmits using the HD Radio digital format, and its programming is carried on the HD2 digital subchannel of WXKS-FM. David Fortunately, they don't take that for many years at Magic 106.7, David Allen Boucher could probably Hardy, Benny Hill and George Costanza combined. [95] Even after coming under common ownership with the CBS Radio Network, it would not be until 2000 before CBS' hourly newscast replaced ABC's during WBZ's overnight programming. down some very popular oldies while not being afraid to play of the bargain with a high level of quality conversation. It is the oldest broadcasting station in New England, and one of the oldest in the United States. If you read He suggested that Maria should try TV. WBZ is the designated Primary Entry Point (PEP) for the Emergency Alert System (EAS) in New England (except in Maine and Connecticut). What's the point [128] While Jordan Rich retained his weekend overnight show, the 25 a.m. portion of the program began to be simulcast on sister station WCCO in MinneapolisSaint Paul. a staple at Magic 106.7 for three decades -- he can cast a sandman https://t.co/E6pjknEw3f, Anchor Paula Ebben noted Shields took a bite out of life., He was my friend, but truly - he was everyones friend. Andrew Brinker 9/17/2021. In a cruel irony, Sullivan found out in December that he too has cancer. one else. google_ad_width = 468; area): Loren Adam Carolla. And as he had done in Indianapolis, Dick also hosted record hops and made personal appearances. [42] The move was twofold: the Millis site, 25 miles (40 kilometers) southwest of Boston, had not provided as strong a signal to the market as was intended,[35] even after power increases to 25,000 watts in 1931 and 50,000 watts in 1933. Thank you all for your attention, support and feedback. Kudos to Magic 106.7 for hiring great radio personalities and [47] Another beloved WBZ host was Carl DeSuze, who joined WBZ in April 1942. Ordway (The Big O), WEEI AM Sports Radio 850 Boston -- He's loud, obnoxious, (Down with sandwiches. [141] On October 3, 2013, the station announced it was canceling the Jen Brien Show with immediate effect. During a transition like this its reasonable to expect that there will be some shifts in jobs some by location and some by function but the number is relatively small given our overall employee base of 12,500. -- WZID-FM, 95.7, Manchester, N.H. -- The funniest man on radio. [130], The Bruins once again left WBZ following the 2008-09 season, after CBS Radio launched a third incarnation of WBZ-FM on 98.5MHz as an all-sports station, which also took the Patriots from the former WBCN. Thanks also to everyone at WBZ for their encouragement and patience, I wish you all the best, Keller added. to an artistic and technical level -- he could probably do this His mother hoped he would be a lawyer, which he briefly considered, before deciding the study of law was not for him. He believed he would have more freedom to experiment, to create something that people would want to stay awake for. humorous and conversing as if she was in your living room, Quill, A backlash from smaller stations led to the petition being denied and station protections limited to a 750-mile radius. -- hard to pinpoint exactly what, but the special sound is definitely [113] Per Brudnoy's wish, Paul Sullivan took over the 8 p.m.midnight time slot in January 2005, with the 7 p.m. hour given to an expansion of the WBZ Afternoon News. Adams, WEEI AM Sports Radio 850 Boston -- Stephanos transformed herself from a public radio washout into Boston's most glamorous and stunning anchor. the next level with a personality-filled voice and sharp sense enjoy his job. Also, while today's WBZ has 50,000 watts and. [151] The merger was approved on November 9, 2017, and was consummated on November 17. Through his reporting, he took viewers to locations across New England, ranging from the highest peak in the Northeast atop Mt. A quick The edited broadcast included four hours of audience reaction with the participants and was aired on WBZ for 15 hours without commercials. In previous years, the station was responsible for bringing many local acts to the national stage, including The Buckinghams, New Colony Six, The Cryan Shames and The Ides of March. Yikes. From 1966 through 1979, and again from 1991 through 1994, WBZ was home to radio broadcasts of New England Patriots football. [75] The format change became permanent on March 4, 1991; concurrently, WBZ began promoting itself as "Boston's News Station",[72] positioning the station as the primary competitor for all-news station WEEI (590 AM, now WEZE). [18] It was located at the company's East Springfield facility on Page Boulevard. BOSTON, MA iHeartMedia has let go several on-air personalities from its WBZ Newsradio (AM-1030) station. (It opted to sell the Blue Network, which became ABC, the American Broadcasting Company.) As a youth, he taught himself not to stutter by talking repeatedly into a tape recorder. He also has an attitude, which can be heard on his "LaPierre Elliot, who has been a CBS daytime anchor for about a year, had first shocked his own bosses on Friday, when he made an emotional farewell announcement to viewers without letting network executives. Nancy [19] On November 11, 1928, under the provisions of the Federal Radio Commission's (FRC) General Order 40, WBZ and WBZA were assigned exclusive national use of a "clear channel" frequency, 990kHz.[29]. The seventies were a time for many "firsts" at WLS Musicradio. (Ultimate Spinach were so grateful for the support they received from Dick that they dedicated their first album to him.). September 2002: On the anniversary of 9/11, WBZ sends reporters Carl Stevens and Lana Jones to New York to cover the commemorative events. The station expanded into television on June 9, 1948, when WBZ-TV (channel 4) first signed on as an NBC television affiliate. By that time, he knew that he wanted to become a full-time radio deejay, which led him to an opening at WROW in Albany, where Dick was not only a staff announcer but also worked at sister-station WTEN-TV, delivering the Sunday morning newscast. -- Carlo doesn't sound like your Under the right conditions, it can be heard as far east as New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, Canada; as far south as Eastern Long Island and Monmouth County, New Jersey; and as far west as the outer suburbs of Hartford, Connecticut, and Albany, New York. should be noted that Sarandis is a strong supporter of the local much like the legendary Guy Manilla, of WBZ-AM, back in the 1960s By some interpretations, this made WBZ America's first broadcasting station,[21] and in 1923 the Department of Commerce, referring to WBZ, stated that "The first broadcasting license was issued in September, 1921". On September 15, 1921, Westinghouse was issued a Limited Commercial license[14] with the randomly assigned call sign WBZ. out of the Robin Williams college of comedy, Adams is loud, witty, at a metro Boston car dealership while also working at WEEI. Swartley, still dynamic at the age of 102, served as WBZs general manager during the 1940s and was, later, the General Manager of WBZ-TV. That said, we recognize that the loss of any job is significant; we take that responsibility seriously and have been thoughtful in the process., On Tuesday, iHeartMedia announceda technology transformation and new organizational structure.. Washington in New Hampshire to the beaches of Massachusetts during strong winter storms. Us |. a few years back, but have been left off the list due to lack He's upbeat, up-to-date on current events and has terrific May God bless the entire Shields family. Aug 26, 2021 54 sec. [138][139] Overnight host Steve LeVeille retired from WBZ on June 8, 2012;[140] after a year of rotating guest hosts that included Jennifer Brien, Morgan White Jr., Bradley Jay, and Dean Johnson, Brien was named the new host on June 25, 2013. The beloved journalist previously battled lung cancer and won. These and other artists, some of whom signed to the MGM label, came to be known as the Boston Sound. While these artists did not take off nationally the way they did locally, there were many people who enjoyed hearing them, especially on Dicks Sunday night Subway program. If you were listening to Boston radio in the mid-1960s, chances are you remember WBZ's Dick Summer, and his unique brand of personality radio. sound effects on his "Sports Snooze" segments (rugby, Easily one of the top interviewers of any format, WBZ also carried a Boston Celtics broadcast on January 11, 2014, due to conflicts with both a Patriots game on current Celtics flagship station WBZ-FM and a Bruins game on WZLX.[133]). in for somebody 20 years back, but now has established himself moments of inspired insanity. After leaving WMEX in mid-1971, he returned to WBZ, where he did a weekend show. Beginning in the late 1960s, WBZ made a major push into live play-by-play sports. family. "Behind the Scenes with the WBZ Players. Still sounding As a result, Steve returns to the WBZ airwaves. Jon Keller, a WBZ radio political analyst for three decades, said Wednesday morning's commentary was his last on the radio station. with his distinctively warm, personal voice and a surprisingly There are Information from VisitingNewEngland.com perimeter stations included, as they can be heard in the Boston show, LaPierre has been on the air in Boston since the 1960s, The station was set up to promote the sale of Westinghouse radio receivers. Biography [ edit] Bradley was born and raised in Rochester, New York. articulate and with great radio timbre in his voice. that isn't afraid to play Sammy Davis, Jr., Tom Jones, Herb Alpert She didn't have a radio voice, but she sure had a TV face. frustrations to the airwaves. [41] He remained at the station until 1985. [89] Five months later, on August 1, Westinghouse announced that it was purchasing CBS,[90] a transaction that was completed on November 24;[91] as a result, WBZ came under the CBS Radio banner. [80] On September 28 the station became an all-news station from 5 a.m.7 p.m.[81] following the end of the two midday talk shows hosted by Tom Bergeron, who had moved to middays following the launch of the morning news block[82] (the noon hour, which separated the Bergeron shifts, was already occupied by a news program); the station's nighttime programming continued to be filled by David Brudnoy and Bob Raleigh's talk shows. The company will now group its markets by common needs and characteristics into three distinctly different divisions to make sharing of resources and experiences easier and more targeted, iHeartMedia said in a statement. Can the dogs of Chernobyl teach us new tricks on survival? A great, logical successor to the very popular (mail that I just sent to WBZ's e-mail address) I am a former WBZ (LeVeille, Brudnoy, Raleigh, Sullivan, Rea) listener. [50] In the fall of 1969, WBZ regained the radio rights to the Boston Bruins[50] (which it had lost in 1951), and also began carrying Boston Celtics basketball. DJ he was during his heydey on legendary top 40 rocker WRKO in going "against the wind.". Humorous, glib and self-effacing, he's has great Top notch personality. field hockey, lacrosse results, etc. Millions of college students, night owls, and . WBZ-AM 1030, Boston -- The esteemed chief voice on the all news morning a half hour of listening to this local, legendary soft rock show. WBZ NewsRadio, a pioneering voice in the early days of radio and a fixture in the Boston media landscape, is marking . | Link To Us |, Guestbook | Privacy WBZ's inaugural program on September 19 was a remote broadcast originating from the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield. Policy | About Us | What's His Nightlight show was more than just music: it had interesting features, some with a serious message, and others very light-hearted. Aug 26, 2021 1 min. at top-40 WRKO AM 680 in the 1970s, has always been a natural WODS-FM Oldies 103.3, Boston --Not the out-of-control wacky radio Brian Schenck, of Salt Lake City, takes advantage of the brisk winds to do kite-boarding on Nantasket Beach. The station was the home of talk host David Brudnoy for 18 years, until the day before his death in 2004. [66] Former overnight host Larry Glick was moved first into late evenings and then into afternoons,[67] and ultimately left the station in May 1987.[49]. WBZ Boston Radio Aircheck - Dick Summer May 6, 1964 leadsquirter 4K subscribers Subscribe 163 Share Save 27K views 13 years ago WBZ's 50,000 watt signal on 1030 AM covered New England and. A master story-teller and an excellent example of personality radio the way it used to be done, Dick continues to seek out new ways to reach out to his audience, just as he did on WBZ Radio in the 1960s. Among them: Deb Lawler, who'd been at the station for 35 years and who'd been reading the news in the morning since 1992, Scott Fybush reports. The best known personality in WBZ's history, Dave Maynard, joined the station in 1958. One might wonder if Cetlin said the same thing to Gary Lapierre, who also worked at the station before becoming WBZ's "Morning Drive" anchor for nearly 40 years, a place Bergeron called home for 12. a medium market. in his presentation and affable, as always. WAAF FM 107.3 Worcester, Mass. [48] That prompted the station to program middle of the road music around the clock. But were getting through it, were still laughing, Shields said at the event, noting that his humor helped him while battling cancer, according to WBZ. By September 1959, Dick had left WIBC, taking his Summertime show to another Indianapolis radio station, WISH. Working overnights, a shift some station managers still considered unimportant, Dick proved there was a large and loyal audience just waiting to be entertained, and he made them part of his radio family. Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site. [19] A key disadvantage of the Millis site was that the signal had to travel over land to Boston. But on the serious side, he spoke out against people who did nothing when they saw a crime being committed. [163], In 2014, WBZ, along with sister station at the time, WBZ-TV, received a Peabody Award for its coverage of the Boston Marathon bombing. google_ad_height = 60; Radio Insights reports that WBZ Newsradio also cut ties with longtime morning new anchor Deb Lawler, talk show host Bradley Jay, and sports anchor Tom Cuddy. landmark radio station. national and international news. [147] By the end of 2017, the staff included Deb Lawler and Josh Binswanger as morning anchors; Mary Blake and Rod Fritz as midday anchors; Jeff Brown and Laurie Kirby as afternoon anchors; and Dan Rea and Bradley Jay as nighttime talk show hosts. that radio is a microcosm of our society. [92] CBS' radio stations, including WBZ, were spun off into a new public company, Infinity Broadcasting Corporation, in 1998 (a move that removed the Group W name from the station's license);[93] Viacom announced its acquisition of the publicly held stake in Infinity on August 15, 2000 (shortly after it merged with CBS Corporation),[94] a transaction completed on February 21, 2001 (though Viacom, and CBS before the merger, had always held a majority stake in Infinity). The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Advance Local. On the fun side were his characters, like Irving the Venus Fly Trap or Theopolous Q. Waterhouse; his Girl Watcher and Boy Watcher Club; his comedic campaign to have the sandwich renamed the shrewsbury, since, supposedly, it was the Duke of Shrewsbury rather than the Earl of Sandwich who invented the popular food item. [55], WBZA continued to serve Springfield with a simulcast of WBZ's programming until July 1962, when the East Springfield transmitter was shut down to allow Westinghouse to purchase WINS in New York City, as the company already owned seven AM radio stations the maximum allowed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) at that time. | Scenic New England Photo is an understatement). [156] On August 25, 2018, after 70 years, WBZ left the Soldiers Field Road studios (which continue to house WBZ-TV) and moved to facilities on Cabot Road in Medford, putting it in the same building as iHeartMedia's other Boston stations. Jon Keller, a WBZ radio political analyst for three decades, said Wednesday mornings commentary was his last on the radio station. WBZ features an all-news radio format for most of the day, with some talk radio programming at night and on weekends. With a hint of "shock jock" in him He [115] That same day, WBZ dropped Paul Harvey after the station's contract to carry his broadcasts expired (however, despite coming under the CBS Radio banner once more, the station still maintains an affiliation with ABC News Radio);[116] in addition, the station dropped Looking at the Law, a legal advice show hosted by Neil Chayet, after its January 8, 2006, broadcast in favor of brokered financial programs. [19] Because of its wide reach, the station often referred to itself as "WBZ New England", as opposed to associating itself solely with Springfield or Boston. The bulk of the station's schedule, except some weekend programming, is produced in-house. As for WBZ they reportedly gave Morgan 10 min's notice --to airtime-- for this mornings overnight (Bob's former) shift. One of his final wishes is to give his shift to Paul Sullivan. @wbz will always miss his laughter in the newsroom. [126] LeVeille was replaced by Jon Grayson (whose show originates from St. Louis sister station KMOX), while Dyett and Desmarais were replaced by the syndicated Kim Komando Show. [107], For a time starting in the fall of 2001, the station relaunched the 1 p.m. hour of the Midday News as the WBZ Business Hour, with an increased focus on business news;[108] this program was similar to one on Los Angeles sister station KNX (WBZ has since returned to regular news in the 1 p.m. hour). Increased competition in the top 40 format first from WMEX, which had programmed a top 40 format since 1957, then from WRKO, which adopted the format in 1967 led WBZ to shift its music programming to adult contemporary in 1969, playing several songs an hour between 6 and 9 a.m. (though it was not unheard of for Carl DeSuze to play only one, if any, song an hour during his show), 10 to 12 songs an hour between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., and 4 to 6 songs an hour between 4 and 7 p.m. At night, WBZ programmed talk shows, with such hosts as Guy Mainella, a pioneer in sports talk. in his sleep. Adam Carolla (; born May 27, 1964) is an American comedian, radio personality, television host, actor, podcaster, and director. format, which she has been doing on this great radio station run for president (saying he doesn't like what Kerry stands for Age: 58. 479 Wbz Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images Images Creative Editorial Video Creative Editorial FILTERS CREATIVE EDITORIAL VIDEO 479 Wbz Premium High Res Photos Browse 479 wbz stock photos and images available, or start a new search to explore more stock photos and images. [50], At the outset, WBZ's full-service radio format leaned toward middle of the road music, but also featuring an increasing amount of rock and roll. March 26, 2009:Overnight talk show legend Larry Glick dies at age 87. It's a tour He also debuted the Lovin Touch, where he combined music and poetry, including some of his original poems. She came to WBZ from Seattle to anchor the noon news, eventually becoming half of the nation's first all-female anchor team with Gail Harris in 1977. He's come a long way from And he continued a tradition that had begun in the early 1960s with the folk music craze: there had been a Sunday night program on WBZ called Hootenanny, originally hosted by Jefferson Kaye, and by the mid-1960s, Dick was hosting folk music shows too, including a program that originated at the Unicorn Coffee House. 40 leanings actually help the country format, by bringing in Brown. WBZ also broadcast the United States Football League's Boston Breakers during the 1983 season (its lone season in Boston). on the Loose" segements -- he sounds like a more well-rounded He is not mean-spirited -- the that could be better. Aug 26, 2021 53 sec. By early 1963, Dick was hired at WBZ. How can I listen to 93.7 Boston? the world -- around the corner you'll see one hour photos labs, who is recovering from a brain tumor, appears to be in good health Madsen came to Western Mass News in 1992 after spending 12 years with WWLP-TV. If radio has become The audience responded so favorably that he released his first book of poetry in April 1970 and subsequently issued a series of Lovin Touch books. spontaneity might be gone with tighter playlists, very specific WBZ was granted its first license by the United States Department of Commerce on September 15, 1921, and was originally located in Springfield, Massachusetts, before moving to Boston in 1931. or personality is another man's poison. Chuck NFL regulations only allowed WBZ to carry Giants' games not played at the same time as Patriots' games. ago at Channel 56 Boston! He came to Oldies 103.3 after an illustrious He has a distinctive, methodical style and can introduce a Roberta the media could not have found a full-time spot for him since from a slightly different and somewhat twisted perspective. Former WBZ-A/BOSTON host BOB RALEIGH died this weekend, according to the station and posts on FACEBOOK from his sons GREGG RALEIGH and ABC affiliate WCPO-TV/CINCINNATI meteorologist STEVE. and Wally --WROR-FM, 105.7, Boston, Mass. WBZ was granted its first license by the United States Department of Commerce on September 15, 1921, and was originally located in Springfield, Massachusetts, before moving to Boston in 1931. of jokes without punchlines and high school losers taking their After listener efforts were made to restore LeVeille and Dyett to the station, WBZ announced on January 27, 2009, that LeVeille would reassume his shift on February 2, while Dyett would host a half-hour early morning public affairs program on Sundays. pop music creeping into country songs, but Steve Kelly is a real Scott worked at WBZ from 1965 until her retirement in 1996. That voice -- seasoned and resonant -- is a delight to listen to. While at Fordham, he began broadcasting on the campus radio station, WFUV. [40] Shortly afterward, on July 27,[41] WBZ relocated its transmitter site once more, to its current location in Hull. Mike Audet, WGAN News Anchor/Reporter, 1970s and 1990s to 2013. personality. her presentation, Paula Street is a Boston radio institution. The towers continued to stand atop the former Westinghouse plant in East Springfield for five more decades, until their removal on November 5, 2011, to accommodate redevelopment at the site of the factory. [29][31] With this change the station also began running commercials for the first time. talking sports, and mugging for the camera better than Oliver Ordway is incredibly perceptive and cuts to the chase like no [143] Jordan Rich ended his weekend talk show on July 3, 2016, but continues to do feature segments for the station. Kelly, [161] Carl DeSuze became the fourth inductee (and the first to be inducted posthumously) on September 19, 2011, coinciding with WBZ's 90th anniversary. spell on the most uptight corporate yuppies needing to unwind. [41][44] This allowed the station to retain a link with NBC after the Justice Department ordered NBC to divest of one its two radio networks. Cookie Settings/Do Not Sell My Personal Information. channel, taking over on May 16, 2011. stands out on this landmark talk radio station. We hope he creates a long-time presence listeners some recently hilarious moments during Sen. John Kerry's (D-Mass.) He also has a gifted way of playing with the [131] (The station simulcast WBZ-FM's broadcast of Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals between the Bruins and the Vancouver Canucks, allowing fans in areas of New England not served by a Bruins radio network affiliate to hear the game;[132] additionally, WBZ briefly carried Bruins games that conflict with WBZ-FM's Patriots broadcasts, a function that subsequently moved to WZLX. Many years ago, An iHeartRadio station. (WBZ-TV). politics better than anyone on the Boston airwaves. Jordan Rich fills in while he recovers. Romney, Senator Ted Kennedy, Mayor Tom Menino, former Mayor Ray Flynn, former Governor Michael Dukakis, and other notables called in during his final broadcast. Bill Shields, a longtime and beloved reporter at WBZ-TV, died at age 70 after a years-long battle with cancer. Intuitive thoughtful and blessed with a great voice, and 70s. Its nighttime signal covers at least 38 American states and much of eastern Canada.[7][8][9][10][11]. Later that year he began a nine-year association with WHMP Radio in Northampton. Long-time sports director Gil Santos retired after 38 years with the station on January 30, 2009; after a week-long fill-in by Bob Lobel,[129] Walt Perkins took over as morning sports anchor on February 7. He began his broadcasting career in 1970 with WMAS in Springfield. [51] The combination of hit music, popular hosts, powerful signal, and top-notch news coverage, made WBZ the dominant radio station in the market. Loren and Wally do that and save us from a radio nation To meet ownership limits set by the FCC, WKOX would be divested to the Ocean Stations Trust in preparation for a permanent buyer. WBZ ultimately dropped it's NBC affiliation in 1956 after 3 decades, deciding to program popular music around-the-clock. The Bruins stayed through the 1977-78 season. As an Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist, he brought creativity, emotion and a sense of humor to local news reporting, covering everything from the snowy New England weather to military parents being reunited with their children. Stuart always seemed to be filling WBZ would have used 500,000 watts transmitting from Provincetown, Massachusetts, to reach all of New England during the day. Steve Laveille (Left) and Jordan Rich (Right)Photo: WBZ Archive Photo. #37 of 61. process and a slight chip-on-the-shoulder atttitude. map as a great radio town -- Jess Cain, Dave Maynard, Larry Justice, the Boston radio chat room messages, you'd think the radio consultants English language which results in great puns, jokes and other Bostons WBZ Newsradio 1030 reportedly cut ties with longtime radio personalities on Wednesday amid an onslaught of iHeartMedia layoffs across the country, a day after 1030s parent company announced a technology transformation and new organizational structure.. This initial station proved successful, so in 1921 the company expanded its activities by building three additional stations, beginning with WBZ, and followed by WJZ in Newark, New Jersey (now WABC in New York City), and KYW, originally in Chicago, and now in Philadelphia. His writing skills have no doubt translated She anchored the noon and 5 PM newscasts and later launched a weekend talk show called "Defying Age." Dale Dorman, [103][104] Bob Raleigh began to cut back his on-air presence during the late 1990s, with Kevin Sowyrda taking over the Sunday night/Monday morning slot for a time;[96] he eventually retired on June 9, 1999,[105] with Steve LeVeille taking his place in the overnight hours and Jordan Rich taking over the Friday night/Saturday morning show. January 2005: Paul Sullivan begins doing what had been David Brudnoys show. for many years to stay at KISS 108 showcasing his considerable Spencer is smooth, genuine and seems to really He also wanted to entertain. For nearly a year, while the technology was being perfected, WBZA shifted between the two transmitting frequencies, before finally going to full-time synchronous operation in June 1926. the nay sayers spout! would be to listen to Nancy Quill on a daily basis.
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