Does anyone know what happened to the green-and-clear plastic WIBK 850 AM electric clock which hung for decades in the main dining room at B...

So great to see the note from Larry Solomon and hear that he’s back on the air. I have no idea if he would remember this, but when I was a s...

  "My life changed forever 45 years ago today. Jim Dick decided he wanted me to do middays at WIVK. Did that for 20 years and we were f...

I was the original midday jock in 1979 for ROCK 104 (WBIR-FM, now 103.5 WIMZ.) After a research career in the federal government, I'm ba...

15Q was a short-lived phenomenal sounding radio station back in 1976. The station imported many high-powered jocks including Steve West, Sho...

My W149 morning show didn’t start until 6:30, so—believe it or not—on the way in, I would often listen to the start of Doc’s show and his pi...

Here are some additional WBIR AM-FM “artifacts” from almost 60 years ago. Going thru the old files brought back memories of a different time...

Everything in life is connected, the theme platters to platters chronicles my careers in radio and restaurants and 105 years ago today, the ...

Back in the late 1960s, east Tennessee’s radio markets were undergoing significant shifts in listener demographics and increased competition...

Inside your radio Ktown knew him as Alan Douglas, today 101 wishes Alan Sneed a very happy birthday. For years AD was on the air at the icon...

I was at that show. GRITZ from North Carolina cancelled and you substituted the Knoxville Grass. You were the MC. I had heard you on the ra...

Bluegrass music may be more popular than ever, back in 1978 it was sounding great...and yes, The Osborne Brothers played "Rocky Top...

Bob Savage explains...back in 1980 on WNOX 990~  Page 3- George, I earlier send you a query about Jim Price, who I hired at 16 to do weekend...