Since 1982 Rob Calhoun has fought the radio wars in several midwest radio stations and is as sharp today as ever. He is currently morning show host for WNOI-HD-2 in Flora, Illinois and Operations Director for Three Sisters Broadcasting which owns and operates two Low Power TV stations.

Rob is the most recent guest on the Podcast Talking About Radio with award winning broadcast veteran John Leslie.

If you enjoy hearing radio stories and laughing along with the guest and host, then this podcast with guest Rob Calhoun is one that you don't want to miss.

http://www.WNOI.com

Never is radio more important to the listeners than it is in remote communities in the wilderness of central Alaska. McGrath with a population of 250 is one of those communities and veteran broadcaster Paul B. Walker Jr. makes sure that the airwaves of KSKO are filled with local information. Paul is the Program Director and Director of all operations at the one man station.

Even the weather itself has special meaning when temperatures can dip to life threatening low levels. Available jobs, community bulletin boards, the arrival of the spring thaw are all big news in a community like McGrath.

Paul is everything at the station and his spellbinding conversation with John Leslie is a must hear on this episode of Talking About Radio. He tells a story of a whole different world than most of us are use to.

http://www.kskopublicradio.com

Spike Nesmith was borm and raised in Glasgow, Scotland and began his radio career hosting Hospital Radio in his home town. Soon enoght he was in Northern, Ireland working at Belfast Cityy Beat.

He found the other love of his life, his wife, but she lived in South Central West Virginia. So for the past quarter century, Spike hgas graces the airr waves from Charleston to Clarksburg and Mountain State cities in between. He works now for the WVRC Media Group

He is also heard on Scotlands Radio Six International.

Meet this ture radio pro who has the passion and talent to listed among the best broadcasters in his adopted country.