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TALENT MAKES GREAT RADIO
BOYD EVANS 5:00-5:30 am
Boyd Evans is the only qualified Farm Director in Birmingham radio. His early morning program, Alabama Farmer's Journal, is "must listening" for rural Alabamians. Working closely with the U.S.D.A., Boyd brings his listeners late market reports, vital weather information, and news of farm developments in Congress and the Alabama Legislature. Boyd Evans is BIRMINGHAM FARM RADIO.
CHARLIE DAVIS 5:30-9:00 am
Birmingham is on the move during this strategic broadcast period. And Charlie Davis' music on The Early Riser's Club reflects careful selection to please the revolving audience segments. World and local news, weather and time signals keep the listener informed. From farmer to factory worker . . . from tycoon to teacher . . . Charlie Davis is BIRMINGHAM WAKE-UP RADIO.
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RON CARNEY 9:00 am-noon 3:00-6:00 pm
Ron Carney is the versatile host of WAPI's Happy Housewife's Club in the morning and vital drive home show from 3 to 6 in the afternoon. For the housewives, it's lush, romantic tunes and phone calls for cash. In the afternoon, the mood changes to bright, peppy music, sports, and frequent newscasts to get Birmingham home, happy and well informed. To the housewife and the motorist . . . Ron Carney is BIRMINGHAM PERSONALITY RADIO.
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CLANCY LAKE
As WAPI News Director, Clancy Lake heads the largest broadcast news operation in Alabama. As former City Editor of The Birmingham News, Lake knows news and sources for news. He reports complete news roundups at 12:05 and 6:00 pm with frequent five minute capsules throughout the day. Clancy Lake is BIRMINGHAM "NEWS" RADIO.
Sally Gordon 9:30 am
Sally Gordon Reports keeps the ladies upto-the-minute on timely subjects. Her lively, often controversial interviews, are examples of radio journalism at its best. To the ladies. . . Sally Gordon is BIRMINGHAM RADIO FOR WOMEN'S AFFAIRS.
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