We take a look into the fascinating world of public broadcasting this month with Chris Wienk. From his early aspirations sparked by Canadian radio stations to his significant contributions in establishing a new voice for non-commercial radio, Chris shares anecdotes from his storied career enlightening listeners about the unique challenges and triumphs of running a successful non-commercial music station.

Welcome to Radio Split Ranch! In this engaging episode, Warren Garling sits down with John Cooper, a legendary figure in Capital Region broadcasting. With nearly 50 years of experience, John shares insights from his incredible journey in radio. From the early days of pretending to be a disc jockey as a child to becoming a staple on PYX/ 106, John reflects on the evolution of radio and its impact on listeners. Whether it's his time as a music director, program director, or his inspiring volunteer work with veterans, John Cooper's dedication to the craft is evident. Join us for a peek into the golden era of radio and discover the passion and dedication that has kept John on the airwaves for decades.

Join us for an engaging episode as we sit down with John Gray, a celebrated news anchor and beloved storyteller, known for his remarkable 40-year career in the Capital Region. We delve into John's early days in radio, his transition to television journalism, and the various roles he has embraced throughout his career as an author and columnist. Discover personal anecdotes about John's humble beginnings in South Troy, the influence of his family on his passion for news, and the lasting impact of tenacity in overcoming career hurdles.