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Matt Seinberg: as I hear it
I Love Television | Kids and Music | Radio and Music | Radio Ratings | You Want to Work in Radio | One Hit Wonders | Click here to read all about Matt, now.
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Grub Street Interview: Tim Byrd
For 20 years, "The Byrdman" worked New York City radio. He worked VH-1, the favourite VJ of Phil Collins and Carly Simon. His story confirms talent and principle breed success. [continue]
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Grub Street Interview: Dick Summer
Those who fear for the future of radio can look to Dick Summer. His calm, intelligent weaving of images, musical and lingual, never goes out of style. Summer is the man for all seasons. [continue]
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Grub Street Interview: John Rook
He's the Don Quixote of radio. In his 20s, he was PD of the top stations in American. In his 30s, partisan politics kept him off the FCC. Later, he owned a radio station and battled Clear Channel. [continue]
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Grub Street Interview: Shadoe Stevens
Randomly ask 100 people, “Who is Shadoe Stevens?” Most will know. They know his radio work, "Hollywood Squares" or "Dave’s World." Everyone knows Stevens or do they. [continue].
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Grub Street Interview: Don Barrett
He oversees the official record of Los Angeles radio and LARPs -- LA Radio Personalities. His web site is a must read, Monday through Friday morning, even before the e-mail. [continue]
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Grub Street Profile: Elayne Boosler
Sharp, incisive and often insightful, Boosler is the protege of satirist Andy Kaufman. A woman, doing stand-up comedy, said John O'Connor, of the New York "Times," who isn't grotesque: how refreshing. [continue]
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Grub Street Interview: Howard Lapides
Lapides dispenses 21st century lore, stories with morals, always honest and on mark. To restate Beat poet, Jack Kerouac, ‘Go read, of Howard, now, and learn.’” Click to [continue]
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Grub Street Profile: Janis Joplin
The classic tormented artist, her influence grows, knowing no limits, almost 40 years after her death, at age 27. Her poster hangs in a Beijing record store, alongside Jim Morrison. [continue]
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Grub Street Profile: Phil Collins
When did Phil Collins stop smiling. His fame and fortune  -- 140 million GBP -- would make anyone giddy. Maybe Collins needs to spend more time working his model trains? Click to find out [continue].
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M Adam Roberts: building blocks
The Builder | Working for the Man | No Quitter | Paradise | I am Woman | Learning to Fly | The Visitation | The Essence of the Day | Humble Pie | Last Stand | Click here for all by M Adam Roberts
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