Syracuse

TalkRadio 1390 WFBL has picked up The Radio Nerds Radio Hour. The hour-long local computer advice call-in show had aired on cross-town 570 WSYR until last Saturday’s debut on WFBL. The show, hosted by Mike Rao, Chuck Swanson, and Scott Ruston, airs Saturday mornings at 10 a.m.

Syndicated talk radio host Laura Ingraham is making a swing through Syracuse next week to promote her new book and broadcast her national conservative talk show. Ingraham will hold a ‘Meet and Greet’ and sign copies of her new book Shut Up and Sing! on Tuesday, October 5th from 7p – 9p at the Genesee

The Keeler Show, a local late night television program featuring Bill Keeler, has made its way to Syracuse.

He went by many names: Salty Sam, Bill Everett, and Epal. Willard Everett Jr. died Sunday at the age of 74 after a long illness. Everett was probably best known as a children’s television entertainer, but during his long Syracuse broadcast career he spent 30 years at 570 WSYR beginning in 1961. He got his

It was a good night for Syracuse University basketball coach Jim Boeheim last Thursday at the Mulroy Civic Center. Boeheim was in the hot seat during a live taping of National Public Radio’s Wait, Wait… Don’t Tell Me where he managed to get 2 out of 3 questions right in the “Not My Job” segment.

Anish Shroff and Jason Horowitz both survived last night’s first round of ESPN’s popular reality show Dream Job, a 10-week competition where participants vie for a spot on the ESPN broadcast team. Shroff, who is a sports anchor on SportsRadio 620 (WHEN) and co-host of The Friday Sports Connection, graduated from Syracuse University in May,

WRVO FM 90 is bringing the NPR news quiz show Wait, Wait… Don’t Tell Me to Syracuse this Thursday night for a live broadcast recording of the weekly program hosted by Peter Sagal. In addition to the show’s roster of regular players including Sue Ellicott and Mo Rocca, Syracuse University basketball coach Jim Boeheim will

$15,440.58. That’s the grand total of this past weekend’s two-day fundraising radiothon for Casey’s Place sponsored by Sunny 102 (WZUN). Casey’s Place will provide a place where special needs children from Central New York can have fun, meet new friends, and just have the chance to be a kid while receiving the care and attention

In the three years following the 9/11 terrorist attacks radio stations across the country have adjusted their playlists accordingly. How have the stations in the Syracuse market changed their tune when it comes to the airing of songs with patriotic or war protest themes, and what about the Dixie Chicks? The Syracuse Post-Standard takes a

Lou Rouviere thinks Syracuse New Times writer Kevin Corbett should broaden his horizons a bit when it comes to country music. Rouviere, a former WSCP jock known as ‘The Cosmic Cowboy’, may have moved south a decade ago, but he hasn’t given up on artists like David Allan Coe and Guy Clark whom he calls