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Dr. Johnny Fever Signs Off

• Actor Howard Hesseman portrayed a wide variety of characters over the course his lengthy television and movie career, but

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• New England promotion legend Don Masters died Jan. 22, 2022 in Naples, FL at the age of 90. His

• UPDATED: Veteran air personality Tim Byrd, a.k.a. “The Byrdman,” probably best known for his stints at WNBC and WPIX/New

• Legendary Salt Lake City broadcast pioneer Albert (Gene) Guthrie of Grantsville, UT, passed away from natural causes on Saturday,

• Grammy Award-winning singer/actor Meat Loaf, whose soaring, near-operatic rock anthems made him one of the most unexpected and enduring

• Suzanne Goucher, the longtime President & CEO of the Maine Association of Broadcasters has passed away. According to ABC affiliate

• Les Grobstein, a Chicago sports broadcasting icon for 50 years and the overnight host on Audacy’s WSCR (670 The

• Talk radio personality Michael Robin Jackson, best known for his three decades of service at KABC/Los Angeles, died Saturday,

• Ralph Emery, legendary radio and television broadcaster and best-selling author who has rightly been called “the Dick Clark of

• Ronnie Spector, the lead singer of The Ronettes and the voice behind such timeless ’60s hits as “Be My