When listeners dialed in, radio listened back. Vinny Vinyl explores the all-request hour—where dedications, late-night emotions, and behind-the-glass craft turned […]
The All-Request Hour: When the City Talks Back Read Post »
From dorm basements to city airwaves, college radio taught America to love discovery. Host Maggie Mercury traces how tiny stations,
6: Basements to Broadcast: The College Radio Revolution Read Post »
Behind every legend was a steady hand. Hosted by Shep Golden, this episode honors the engineers who kept live radio
The Hands Behind the Glass: Engineers Who Saved Live Radio Read Post »
Five notes. Two syllables. A whole identity. Vinny Vinyl explores how jingles turned call letters into culture—from late-night harmonies to
Five Notes, Two Syllables: How Jingles Built a Station Read Post »
A howl across the border and a voice you couldn’t mistake. Vinny Vinyl explores the craft and mythology of Wolfman
Wolfman Jack: The Man Behind the Myth Read Post »
Larry Lujack didn’t beg for your attention—he bent the dial toward him. Vinny Vinyl breaks down the craft behind the
Larry Lujack and the Art of the Superjock Read Post »
Some say Chicago’s loudest sound wasn’t a crowd — it was a voice. Join Vinny Vinyl as Retro Waves: Legends
The Sound That Built a City Read Post »
