The Radio Survivors return to their microphones to review whats new in radio. Of course, the Russian invasion of Ukraine hangs heavy over our heads, and we review how the international community is l

Your host Eric Klein has dug deep into some personal radio archives to produce this weeks episode.

As the year and semester draws to a close, we get real on this weeks episode and talk about work, burnout, volunteer labor, and how podcasting is not immune to the everyday stressors and challenges t

On the show this week, we explore one of our favorite topics: college radio history. Our guest, Andreas Preuss, just completed a multi-faceted project about student radio station WRAS at Georgia State

Few topics create as much anxiety at college and community radio stations not to mention many a commercial radio morning show than broadcast indecency. Since the dawn of broadcast regulation in th

On this weeks show, we return to the topic of hip-hop on the radio. While on Radio Survivor, we typically focus on non-commercial radio, like college and community stations; in this episode we look a

The Fairness Doctrine – a Federal Communications Commission rule that’s been out of commission since the 20th century – just doesn’t seem to die, at least in the minds of politicians, the press and mu

A year-and-a-half ago high school, college and community radio stations shut their studio doors in response to safety measures to prevent the spread of COVID. They quickly scrambled to find ways to st

Musician, DJ and radio artist Don Joyce passed away nearly six years ago, leaving behind a voluminous archive of his unparalelled collage radio program “Over the Edge.” The documentary “How Radio Isn’

Mitch Jeserich has been working as a host, producer and reporter for Pacifica Radio and KPFA for two decades. His career in radio was just getting started as a volunteer when 9-11-2001 changed everyth