radio

The first radio station completely run by artificial intelligence is here. Does this spell trouble for your favorite radio host?

Lite 98.7 Utica has a new morning show and a new co-host. For weeks, Townsquare Media veteran, Dave Wheeler has been talking to a mysterious, supposedly nameless voice before Lite 98.7 launched its new morning show called Best Morning on Monday March 27, 2023. The mysterious, supposedly nameless voice has been revealed to be Philadelphia Metro Area transplant, Envy McKee.

And one item in particular has this author thinking he may just take a trip out to see if he can get his hands on it.

Have an extra FM radio hanging around? The Rome Humane Society is looking to offer the benefits of music to their homeless furry friends.

So I was in the vicinity of Rome this morning and I happened to hear some pretty great music coming from somewhere.  I investigated and found it coming from outside the county office building on West Dominick Street.

The School and Business Alliance puts on career days across the Mohawk Valley in order to help young students to hone in on possible career choices and I was excited to be asked to present my take to the middle school kids at Poland Central on what it's like to host the morning show on Oldiez 96!

Back in the 30's people gathered around their radios for evening entertainment because the advent of the TV was still a couple of decades out. During one such evening back in 1938, listeners tuned in their radios to listen to a young 23 year-old radio broadcaster by the name of Orson Welles who was about to trip into fame forever

Three Atlanta radio hosts, Nick Cellini, Chris Dimino, and Steak Shapiro of '790 the Zone'  were fired after they mocked former NFL player Steve Gleason who suffers from Lou Gehrig's Disease

It was 66 years ago (May 2, 1947) that the FCC granted WIBX a move from 1230 am to 950 am, and with it an upgraded signal from 500 watts to 5,000.

When Clyde Lewis says the audio he's about to play is the creepiest he's ever heard, that's saying something.  The recording is from the mid 1990s and is from a late night broadcast on Columbia University's WKCR in New York City.

Let's head back to the early years of the 1950s. The War just ended, and new technology was emerging all over the world. Here in America it was 1953. The cutting edge of technology was the transistor radio. That cutting edge of technology was created right here in Central New York.

Every now and then we get these studies released that TV is unhealthy for you. How unhealthy is it? According to a new study, every hour of television you watch after the age of 25 reduces your life expectancy by 22 minutes. It's that serious.