Ric Chetter is a radio veteren. He owns Radio Memphis and he talks about the broadcast business and other things with interesting people and sometimes all by himself.

Andy Galloway is a Stormtrooper and member of of the 501st. He's also a maker, that is someone who makes things specifically for cos play in the world of science fiction. The world of comic book conventions are explored in this episode. Ric Jeff grill An

Ric and Jeff have an interesting conversation about the problems facing local musicians trying to make it in today's world. Just how screwed up is the current system? They may not have all the answers but they sure give it the ol' college try. Ric lays ou

There are people out there who think being in the radio business is the way to stardom. In this episode, Ric explores this phenomenon. There are things you learn in "... school of broadcasting" that have no business in this business. There are shattered d

Ric sits down with the Radio Memphis Promotions Director and co host of the wildly popular Memphis Metal Monday show. While dealing with a somewhat uncooperative coffee maker Dianna gets into Ric's head about the radio business and manages to turn the con

You are going to meet Brian McMurry. Brian is the artist behind the real face of Radio Memphis. The skull wearing headphones that is the heart of the logo behind the radio station. But, there is much more to Brian than just a visual artist. Brian is also

Ric takes us through a brief history of radio broadcast. From the early days of Morse code all the way through to a conversation with a scientist in Antarctica, you will hear some specially selected samples of radio history. Ric explains how these things

Jeff Janovetz stops by the studio to pick up where they left off from last time. But this time, they talk about the technical world, corporate America, the Peter Principle and an amusing true story about prostitutes who worked out of a radio station. All

In the ever growing expanse of the Radioland podcast, Ric tests a new mobile recorder and gives his revue of the Zoom H2. Along the way, he questions internet stardom, cat videos and the word "amazing". Plus, just how mean people can be. Flattery aside, i

In this episode, Ric finds himself alone and the therapy is priceless. No notes, no plan and no clue. The observation from inside the fish bowl happens here. Plus the question for you, what scares you more, the fear of death of the fear of speaking in pub