Hey, maybe we'll try his enlightened approach to criticism of management at the next Preview section staff meeting. Nirvana comes to the talk-show business. Some guy named Bill Clinton called Magic 92.5 on Election Day and urged people to get out and vote. Yes, it was really him. And yes, he should have called Tampa or Jacksonville instead.
Stations come and go, befuddling listeners.
Several notable radio personalities hit the road in 2000, and only some did so voluntarily. They are, for the time being, nowhere to be found on the air locally. Three radio legends head to the studio in the sky. John Leslie, a walking encyclopedia of rock 'n' roll who formerly worked at KGB, died in January at 47 after suffering a devastating slide into alcoholism. The golden-voiced Rod Page died of a heart attack in October at age 71.