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For 17 years, Sam YG was a fixture of local FM radio, co-hosting the popular Boys Night Out. Now he’s one of the most sought-after events hosts. We catch up with the smooth, fast-talking funny man to figure out what he’s been up to.
A fixture of local primetime radio for 17 years, Sam YG was the daily dose of energy we got from the airwaves to help power us through rush hour on our drive home on the weekdays. Together with his co-DJs Slick ...
"Everyone knows Ceej was a talker but that was the easy part. What’s more remarkable is how he really listened." Colleague and friend Mikko Abello writes about CJ Rivera, who passed away recently.
Local airwaves will never be the same again as we recently bid farewell to one of Philippine radio's finest. With his wife Bea by his side, CJ Rivera passed away peacefully on the morning of August 20 after a brief but ...
Another one bites the dust.
Wave 89.1, the radio station whose programming championed mostly rap, urban, hip-hop and R&B music, is officially signing off. In a statement on its Facebook page posted on Monday (April 15), the FM radio station said "the end is ...
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It’s the end of an era.
It's the end of an era for FM radio in Metro Manila. On May 11, 103.5 KLite announced that it is parting ways with its staff and DJs, although it did say that the station "will continue without us." The ...
It’s been airing off and on for at least four years.
If you're still listening to FM radio and you live in the southern part of Metro Manila, specifically in the Pasay, Parañaque, and Las Piñas areas, you might have come across a strange station. Instead of the usual Top ...
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The jocks we grew up with and loved are holding a virtual reunion.
For music fans who came of age in the late 80s and 90s, only one radio station served up rock music raw and loud. NU107 was the voice of a generation, with DJs playing "credible" rock music to an audience hungry for ...
Why do you (still) listen to FM radio?
Radio was my number one hype-up device. Whenever I had something going on-a basketball tournament, a hard test in school, or even life's basic trials-and-tribulation stuff-I'd turn it up to get fired up.It was ...
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