Those in the community who have been waiting for the live theater to return will have the chance to catch a live performance later this month – but they’ll have to act fast, lest the curtain close on the opportunity. Peninsula Productions is about to stage a classic radio play, Wrong number Sorry, August...
Read MoreThose in the community who have been waiting for the live theater to return will have the chance to catch a live performance later this month – but they’ll have to act fast, lest the curtain close on the opportunity. Peninsula Productions is about to stage a classic radio play, Wrong number Sorry, August...
Read MoreWhen Logic’s swan song album “No Pressure” releases this week, it will feature a familiar voice from the golden age of radio. Two tracks – “INo Pressure Intro” and “Obediently Yours” – sample of 1940s radio shows featuring the late Orson Welles. “No Pressure” is scheduled to arrive Friday July 24th via Def Jam...
Read MoreThere was big news in San Diego last week: the KGB’s return to the AM group, with the former KFMB (760 AM) taking the legendary calls. The original KGB (now KLSD, 1360 AM) was one of America’s Finest City’s first radio stations, in 1922. It was the region’s “Boss Radio” station in the mid-1960s;...
Read MoreVery cool. Porsche Really, there is nothing like driving a vintage car. It’s a whole different animal from today’s vehicles, but if there’s one comfort that’s sometimes hard to give up, it’s modern infotainment. Features like Bluetooth streaming and Apple CarPlay make listening to music a breeze. Now smartphone mirroring technology is even arriving...
Read MoreLARKING ABOUT: Radio classic The Navy Lark to play at Witham, Barnard Castle on February 29 A CHILDHOOD spent listening to old-fashioned radio comedy classics is responsible for a show that will arrive at Barnard Castle later this month. Actor and impressionist James Hurn will lead a three-person cast when The Navy Lark takes...
Read MoreSYRACUSE, NY – Longtime local DJ Dave Frisina and classic rock from radio station 105.9 FM (The Rebel) will be sticking around. They just won’t go on the airwaves. The future of 105.9 (WXTL) has been uncertain since news broke earlier this year that the station’s place on the broadcast dial had been sold...
Read MoreSitting behind the microphones at WFLI-AM 1070 studios in Lookout Valley, Gene Lovin and Max O’Brien are not only surrounded by history; they are part of it. They helped write the history of this venerable radio station, and they are doing it again. Lovin, a longtime announcer in the area, is back at the...
Read MoreIt’s just after 5 pm on a blustery Wednesday in April and the cast of director Elsa Bastone of “A Nostalgic Return to the Golden Age of Radio” are hosting a technical rehearsal downstairs in the Forgeron room of the public library. from Eldredge. The premise of the group’s April 29 library event is...
Read MoreThe radio broadcast today is a mixture of news, talk shows and sports talk. During the “golden age”, radio played a very important role in our daily life. He provided a welcome diversion from the troubles of the day. Today, television has practically taken the place of radio as a means of general entertainment....
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