Matthew Hollie·Jun 21, 2025Hot 97: 97 Ways to Jump the SharkFor me, WQHT, universally known as Hot 97, has always been more than just a radio station; it was a cornerstone of my childhood, a…
David Hinckley·Feb 5, 2025Black Radio: The Success That Was, and the Uncertainty That IsBack on January 10, New York radio station WLIB (1190 AM) switched from urban gospel music to “La Exitosa,” a hybrid Spanish-language…A response icon1
David Hinckley·Aug 14, 2024Another Radio Story Ends: WCBS-AM Is Leaving Home, Bye-ByeLike newspapers, magazines and television, the radio biz has scratched its head for a couple of decades about how to remain relevant in a…A response icon4
David Hinckley·Mar 19, 2023RIP Polito Vega, the Master Voice of New York Hispanic RadioPolito Vega and New York Hispanic radio grew up together, and over their six intertwined decades they created quite the party.
Garry Berman·Aug 27, 2022The Beatlemania Years on New York Radio[This article is, in most part, reproduced from a piece I wrote for Beatlefan magazine several years ago. Also included are quotes by…
