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Emporia Gazette
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Bill Kurtis reflects on Kansas roots, six decades of reporting

8+ hour, 42+ min ago   (1601+ words) Veteran television journalist and Kansas native Bill Kurtis … In a battle of top 25 programs #24 Emporia State tossed a se… Bill Kurtis discusses different aspects of his career. Max McCoy teases Bill Kurtis to make him laugh. Alec Loganbill, Bill Kurtis,…...

The Business Standard
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Radio is just lost in the meadow

2+ day, 2+ hour ago   (1166+ words) Saturday September 12, 2026 There was a time when a voice could arrive from nowhere. You could be lying awake in bed, the room dark and everyone else asleep, and suddenly someone would begin telling a story. You could not see the…...

ABC Heywire
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I'm the youngest at my community radio station by decades

1+ week, 5+ hour ago   (422+ words) By Hector from Lutruwita "It's Wednesday and it's Drive Time with your favourite host, Hector, of course. "We're going to start off with the weather. "Here in Launceston, it's a max of 18, cloudy with a high chance of showers." I've…...

WEIS | Local & Area News
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National Radio Day Celebrates the Voice That Changed the World — and Still Sounds Like Home - WEIS | Local & Area News, Sports, & Weather

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (1670+ words) CENTRE– National Radio Day arrives each Aug. 20 to honor a medium that has carried elections, wars, ballgames, weather warnings, sermons, comedy, heartbreak, and hit songs through the air for more than a century. Radio has no screen. That may be…...