Radio

Ever notice that your car radio sounds better on Sunday nights? Meet the tastemakers bringing eclectic music to the airwaves each week, and how they, in turn, affect the North Texas music community.

KXT is buzzing around the clock to go on air November 9. I managed to grab a quick chat and a half-dozen high-fives with Music Coordinator Gini Mascorro at the station.

It's a stunt to build buzz for the forthcoming Richard Linklater film, Me and Orson Welles.

Sunday's show shifts from music to talk, with Buck Wolf, Ronnie Schell, Rip Taylor, and Sandra Bernhard in the lineup.

Rob Lobster, Mike Orren to serve as weekend guest hosts. (Though not at the same time.)

Senate legislation may impose financial burden on local stations and create obstacles for emerging artists.

What's a dude to listen to when he's not turning the musical wheels at CBS Radio Dallas (including Jack-FM, Indieverse, and TXA-21)?

David Taffet, Lerone Landis, and Patti Fink sit down with JW Richard.

KXT-91.7 FM will launch this fall.

Goodbye, Quality.

Quality Rock falls by the wayside as the rumor mill churns away at what we'll hear Friday, September 4th at Noon.

Radio personalities have to listen to music for a living. What do they listen to in real life?

Your dad's favorite psychic, a cathouse operator, and Mike Judge highlight the interview list.

Saturday and Sunday guest hosts: former Fox 4'er Jeff Crilley and radio ace Rick Vanderslice.

... not to mention two Pegasus News content partners sitting in as guest hosts.

Hansen was less than enthused about being muzzled on the Ben Roethlisberger story.

Matt Erikson has worked for the classical music station since May 2008.

NOTE that the wordmeister and the porn star are two different individuals. (As far as we know.)

Campbell hosts North Texas Radio for the Blind volunteers Linda Naylor, Keith Nichols and Betsy Frazier, talking about NTRB and their “adventures” at the radio station.