From the Radio World People News page: The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association has added four names to its Hall of Fame.
Here are its descriptions of the inductees, including links to bio videos:
“Dave Magnum built Magnum Media with his family, including dozens of broadcast stations across Wisconsin.
“Kelly Radandt‘s broadcasting career reflects a rare blend of strategic leadership, compassion and unwavering dedication to people and community.
“Jeff Tyler‘s nearly 50-year broadcasting career is marked by versatility, vision and a lasting impact on local radio.
“Steve Wexler’s broadcasting journey began with a childhood passion for radio and evolved into a distinguished career spanning on-air performance, executive leadership, and industry mentorship.”
The Wisconsin Broadcasters Hall of Fame was created in 1989 and has 172 members. It is housed at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center and the WBA Hall of Fame website.
The association has also recognized four Local Broadcast Legends at its Summer Conference:
“Randy Allen is an on-air presence with deep knowledge of country music and unwavering professionalism, which has made him a trusted companion to listeners throughout the Green Bay, Appleton, and Oshkosh markets.
“Dave Luczak is the voice Milwaukee woke up to, becoming one of the most trusted and enduring figures in local radio.
“Rod Perry is a lifelong broadcaster whose career has spanned more than 65 years, making him one of Wisconsin’s most enduring voices in radio.
“Susan Siman is a trusted voice in Wisconsin television journalism for nearly four decades, earning a reputation for extraordinary professionalism, integrity, and compassion.”
WBA said Local Broadcast Legends are individuals who “work behind the scenes and within their communities fulfilling the commitment broadcasters have made to serve their local communities.”
