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Ford was a DJ at WITH in the 1950s. The photo below was provided by Ford’s daughter, Lori, and is […]

Known as “The Roving Disc Jockey”, Henry Sampson’s career spanned the golden age of Baltimore radio. In Mr. Sampson’s own […]

‘Kerby Scott’ Confer was a Baltimore radio and television personality who began his career in his hometown of Williamsport, PA, […]

— recollections of Blair Schneider The Jetsons played shows at the Dixie Ballroom with WSID DJ “Diamond Jim” Sears…he was […]

Pioneering air personality originally from Baltimore, Johnny Compton started his radio career at WOV in New York. Returning to Baltimore […]

WJZ-TV cameraman, mobile DJ, and teacher at the Broadcasting Institute of Maryland. He recorded a single at Bradley Studios “Color […]

Morning funnyman Johnny Walker started at WFBR in 1974. Johnny’s zany antics always had him in trouble although it seems […]

WANN 1190 AM, an Annapolis station was founded in 1946 by Morris Blum. The station catered to the black audience […]

WAYE AM 860 was owned by D.C. lawyers Warren Adler and John Buza with the studios located in a penthouse […]

WBAL’s long history began in 1925. WBAL (W-BALtimore) 1090-AM has always been one of the top-rated radio stations in the […]