radio

The new lead analyst for FOX's NFL coverage just might have a vocal doppelgänger here in the Northland.

A new owner in Duluth, WDSE•WRPT came to an agreement with the University of Minnesota Duluth to purchase UMD's radio station, KUMD 103.3 FM. From now on the station will be known as "The North 103.3 FM".

Every year I work the tents for Grandma's Marathon Big Top, little did I know I was about to meet a really cool guy.

"Cry Pretty" dropped Wednesday morning but let's take a moment for all the great tunes that never made it onto our airwaves.

Every Friday morning, Ken & I come clean about things we did that week that we are ashamed of and I decided to make mine right.

Jon Pardi is a star on the rise. If you don't believe me, you will after listening to these 5 deep cuts.

Ken challenged me to eat two jalapeño slices as part of my initiation into The B105 Breakfast Club.

From time to time we get requests to visit the radio stations here at Townsquaremedia from Boy and Girl scouts. Our latest visitors were a lovely group of Girls that had a mission of doing a Girl Scout ad for the radio and tour our stations.

Once upon a time I was a young man and didn't go to college. I was looking at my options, I could move to Nashville and try and be in the music business. I could move to Minneapolis and maybe go to school for radio, or try to break in by working weekends.

This is a little silly, but I have an attachment issue with my headphones.  They' Sony MDR-7506 professional grade headphones I've had from the first day I started college.  (They were included in my tuition.)  Basically, these headphones are falling apart...

The man many referred to as "the oldest teenager in the world" has reportedly passed away today. A representative reports that famed TV and radio personality Dick Clark suffered a massive heart attack after undergoing an outpatient procedure Tuesday night in Los Angeles.

So many people dug the Panapet and remembered having one (my sister STILL has hers), that I couldn't resist blogging about The Toot-a-Loop Radio or Panasonic R-72.  It's a novelty radio made by Panasonic in the early 1970s.  My husband had one and still wishes he kept it...it twists and the dials are on the inside of where it breaks apart.