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Nick Kizirnis, a gem from the Gem City

Jason Narducy: the quintessential "band person"

Re-release: John Curley of The Afghan Whigs

John Fox has the write stuff

Aaron Yonka, 97X superfan

The Future of Rock and Roll is now history. And historical.

Jae Forman and her Planet of Sound

Rob Mason from Old Flame Records

Chuck and Lisa from Wussy

The Ultimate Modern Rock 500 Quiz (and how to fail it)

Home Invasion memories with Rictile and Todd Butler

Chris DeVille, author of Such Great Heights

Undertow: Bringing great music to the people

Getting funky with Freekbass

Howard Cohen is the main Distraction

Tim and Jay of Wonderlick: the (Too Much) Joy of Playing Live

Jayson Alexander, our #1 fan (out of 13 total)

Julie Maxwell, maximizing 97X promotions

The Inhailer Indie 500 heats up for 2025

Randy Malloy of Ohio's last indie radio station

Nixon Now! Nixon Forever!

Dave and Damian sign off

Billy and Beth of The Hiders

Author Robin James at the Mercantile Library

woxy.com signoff: the end of the future

A tribute to former 97X program director Kerry Gray

Memories of the 97X station signoff in 2004

Day in Eden or Day from Hell?

Colin Miller, super-duper 97X listener

Carlton and Happy from the RCMob make us happy

David Ellison of the Royal Crescent Mob

A tribute to Mr. K

Chuck Cowdery was on the same frequency as 97X

Keri Crawford found freedom and family at 97X

Rhett Leibecke, still scarred from his Breakfast Club internship

Garin Pirnia wrote the book on Ohio rock and roll

Taylor Fox, keeping cool music on the air

Brian Niesz, the Unsung Hero of live in-studio performances

A Day in the (1993) Life of Dave

Jim Vinch: the student has become the teacher

More from Jay Batista, the Swiss Army Knife of Modern Rock

Jay Batista, engineering a modern rock switch

Aaron Sharpe, Kindred Radio Spirit

Jeff Rohrs back for more

Jeff Rohrs, Weekend Warrior

Anthony Hartke comes full (vinyl) circle

Joe ”Rock the” Voet, Model Citizen

A second helping of Barb Abney

Talking Tracks with Barb Abney

Getting (un)familiar with Matt Lacefield

Jayne Sachs, Stellar Songstress

The legacy of 97X

We dig Doug, we love Linda

Doug & Linda Balogh's 97X-cellent Adventure continues

Mike Jacobs, indie rock promoter extraordinaire

Randy the Redneck, the Forrest Gump of 97X

Robin James is writing the book on 97X

Mark Abuzzahab: Music skills from A to Z

Steve Roemer: Co-producer to the (non) Stars

Steve Leeds: a music biz legend

Hungry for more Brett Heartz

You Gotta Have (Brett) Heartz

Elizabeth Cannon: Our Riverbend Friend

Doug and Linda Part 2: More Fun in the New Radio World

Doug and Linda Balogh: The First Family of 97X

Dan Bockrath: Our CityBeat Buddy

Terry Burke: from Screed 'zine to Master of Puppets

Stase: A credit to middays

Brian Ewing - an Overnight Success

Dorsie Fyffe: the Freest of Free Spirits

More Mark Messerly

Mark Messerly: Music maker for life

Dan McCabe: Cincinnati's premier promoter of indie music

Tina Christina: a Radio Lifer

More Phun with Phil Manning

Phil Manning: Manning the airwaves

The fun stuff between the songs

Luann Gibbs: Miss Kitty Forever!

Matt Soden: Your Little Green Amigo

David Groff: a 97X Lifer

Michael Winstead: Modern Rock Stead(y)

Bill Douglas: Hot tunes and Cold Beer

Craig Snyder, lifelong promoter of indie music

Ali Castellini - from punk rock girl to professor

Joe Long, Dot-com Dude

Howard Cohen, Cereal Killer

Rob Fetters is never boring

Robin James: Philosopher of Music

John Curley of the Afghan Whigs

Mighty Joe Sampson: The student has become the teacher

Kathie Lucas: Director of First (and Lasting) Impressions

Tim Hiatt: The Kid Stays in the Picture(s)

Bryan Jay Miller - Digital Dude

Matt Harris: He (hearts) Radio

Daniel Jones: Dedicated Listener

Rowdy Rob Ervin: Radio Raconteur

Holiday Greetings!

Jetson: Still promoting great music

Mark Griffin: Superfan and Mixmaster

Kevin Couche part 2: Tales from Hollywood