Once upon a time, Car Stereo Shops were a major center of popular culture. And their owners were as colorful as the products they pitched.

Happy birthday, Ernie Harwell! The late great Hall of Famer and Detroit Tiger Broadcaster was born on this date in 1918.

This week in  1965, Petula Clark's Downtown was at No.1 on the US Singles chart. She was the UK female singer to achieve that feat since since Vera Lynn did it with Auf Wiederseh'n, Sweetheart in 1952.

92 years ago, The Columbia Broadcasting System, CBS was born. It became one of the nation's premiere radio and television networks.

In light of the inauguration of President Joe Biden, Rock and Roll Revisited celebrates the brief prime of comedian Vaughn Meader.

It became a catchphrase for a generation. Here's the backstory behind the famous Grape Nuts Commercial, "Mrs. Burke I thought you were Dale!"

Want to feel old? Let's run through our Rock and Roll Revisited list of music, pop culture icons and people Turning 50 in 2021.

Today in 1966, NBC bought The Monkees television series from Screen Gems. The Beatles' film A Hard Day's Night inspired Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider to create the program.

This week in 1972, Don McLean's American Pie was number one on the radio and Dirty Harry was cleaning up at the box office.

Today in 1962, Chubby Checker was back to No.1 with The Twist. It first hit in 1960 and is the first record to top the charts on two separate occasions.

Sex in the City, the popular HBO series charting the adventures of four New York women, is coming back to HBO/MAX in 2021.

Just what was Jack Ely singing when The Kingsmen recorded Louie Louie? The FBI studied the lyrics and some stations banned it.

Sometimes it takes serendipity to rise above the crowd. Kenny Loggins' accidental partnership with Jim Messina is just such a story.

What's your list of The Greatest Top-40 Radio Stations of All Time? What made radio great then? And can we recreate it now?