Bill O'Reilly has debuted a new web site related to his daily radio and television programs. The site, www.billoreilly.com, has show and affiliate information, O'Reilly's bio, and for those interested, lists of his likes in music, books, and movies. O'Reilly's The Radio Factor airs daily on TalkRadio 1050 (WFBL) in Syracuse and NewsRadio 950 (WIBX) […]
Mark Doyle and Doug Moncrief are among a group of local musicians who have expressed their displeasure with 95X (WAQX) over the cancellation of the station's long-running local music show Soundcheck. Host Dave Frisina has been mum on the issue, while operations manager, Tom Mitchell, says the move is a done deal.
Bob Brown is busier than ever these days. The Syracuse radio veteran's theater company, Opening Night Productions, is in the middle of a run of Lend Me a Tenor at the Glen Loch restaurant. Brown directs and plays Merelli in the farce which runs through March 16. James MacKillop of the Syracuse New Times gives […]
Just a week after being promoted to vice president and general manager of KMOX in St. Louis, Tom Langmyer is helping to console staff members following the murder of the station's popular morning show co-host last night. Nan Wyatt, 44, who first came to KMOX in 1990, was found slain in her home around 6 […]
The long-running local music show Soundcheck has been pulled from 95X's lineup. The station's program director, Bob O'Dell, says the decision was a tough one, but that Soundcheck didn't fit with 95X's recent format shift from classic to active rock.
Dick Carr's Big Bands, Ballads and Blues has been part of the Monday night lineup on Jazz 88 (WAER) since October 2001. Carr, a former Syracuse and New York City radio executive, recently connected with the WOR Radio Network to syndicate the show nationally.
Sunny 102.1 (WZUN) has added Premeire Radio's Leeza Gibbons Hollywood Confidential to its weekend lineup. The three-hour mix of music, celebrity interviews, and entertainment news, hosted by the former Entertainment Tonight anchor, airs Sundays beginning at 9 a.m.
A former radio show host from Bosnia and his son, Emir and Almir Loncaric, will debut a new weekly hour-long show on WVOA this weekend. The program, which will air Sunday nights at 6 p.m., will highlight music, news, and events in their homeland and the local community of Bosnian immigrants.
K-Rock's midday personality, 'Silent Bob' Staffa, has been named the station's new promotions director. Bob also hosts K-Rock's local music show Backstage Live.
Former WSYR/WYYY operations director, Tom Langmyer, has been named vice president and general manager of St. Louis market leader KMOX AM. He moved from Syracuse to the news/talk station in 1992 to serve as program director and was named operations manager in 2000. Langmyer is a nominee for a 2003 R&R News/Talk Industry Achievement Award […]