Richard Wagoner writes about radio in Southern California.
“About 15 years ago, I did one air shift at KFI radio,” wrote longtime KABC morning talker andDoug McIntyre on a social media post. “I so impressed management that, after only a decade and a half, they have invited me back. I will be filling in for John & Ken on Thursday, June 29th and Friday, June 30th from 1-4 p.m. Nobody is more surprised than me.”
“It was a ton of fun, but after 4-1/2 years off the air, I was as nervous as I was the first time I ever hosted a show. I’d be happy to do more fill-in work if they ask. I have a lot of old friends in the building.”But the book? What’s up with that? I have not read it, seen an advanced copy, nor have any real information as to its content. But I do know it is being published on July 18th. And it is his first full-length novel, entitled “Frank’s Shadow.
I am referring to a trend highlighted in a recent RadioInsight.Com report by Lance Venta, who writes that “WKFS Milford/Cincinnati Ohio has joined the growing number of CHR stations shifting to a gold-heavy presentation. The difference, though, is that stations like KHJ and K-WEST maintained playing a LOT of new music, and the oldies added spice to the mix, maybe twice an hour at most. And they were carefully selected to make you go, “Wow, I haven’t heard that in years.” Usually, the songs were part of a flashback and highlighted using terms like “Yesterday,” “No, 1 then…” or the “Time Machine.”
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