Radio Broadcasting History
Radio People by Name (M4)
Grady Moates aka Dick Alan aka Chris King
WBGC [Chipley FL] 1963
Now: Grady says (1/20), "I've lived in Boston, MA, since 1980. I am Owner and Chief Scientist at LOUD & Clean Broadcast Science. I retired in 2017 from the Director of Engineering position of the WUMB-FM Public Radio Network, where I served for more than 30 years. During this time, I also did audio consulting work for many top-40/ACR stations across the country, and have numerous success stories. I presently own part of the two most-successful hit-music stations in Bermuda, Hott1075 and Magic 102.7. My longest-term client is Q107 in Marquette, MI, where I'm proud to have worked for decades. Presently, I have developed a working AM transmitting antenna that is 1/4 the height of a standard AM tower, needs no guy wires, needs no buried ground system, and fits on a 'single-family-dwelling-plot-of-land'. It was recently featured on the TelosAlliance TWiRT program, and can be viewed at https://youtu.be/TY1TArbqEfI . I also do imaging voice-work for pop-rock stations, and occasional live-sound work for Todd-Rundgren-related events, most recently in Cincinnati on the weekend after Thanksgiving, 2019. At Todd's 70th birthday party in 2018, I was honored to be his "interviewer" for his 70th BD fan Q&A, which I did "radio-style", recording the fan questions _before_ the live event so that I could trim/edit/process the fan questions for best impact, and then played the questions through the sound-system for the hundreds of fans in live-attendance. DAYUM life can be fun! Radio helps keep the grim reaper away from the door!"
grady@loudandclean.com
Now: Chief Engineer at KEZY/KORG, Anaheim, California.
Los Angeles Times editor Bob Baker, who collaborated in writing Montague's autobiography, says (1/04), "Burn, Baby! BURN! has just been published by University of Illinois Press. And Montague's Web site has audio clips (including the old theme song), current reviews and other features. Also, Montague is trying to find his old engineer from WAAF in the mid-1950s. The problem is he can't remember the spelling of the last name. He says the first name is Mike and the second name is a Polish name that sounds like 'Rapshack'." Phone Bob Baker at the L.A. Times at 213-237-6870 or e-mail him at: Bob.Baker@latimes.com
RWM was honored with a star-studded retirement tribute at the Museum of Television & Radio in Beverly Hills hosted by K-EARTH 101 on Friday, January 9th, 1998. A three-hour broadcast was aired live from the museum’s theatre, ending with a special retrospective narrated by another broadcasting legend and personal friend, Dick Clark.
The Robert W. Morgan Bossography (click on above graphic), from Kevin Gershan and Richard Irwin (reelradio.com), is a fascinating look and/or listen at/to Robert and his career -- narrated by Casey Kasem. 
A must-see/hear special VIDEO exhibit (click on above graphic), this behind-the-scenes VIDEO of RWM in action on March 28, 1994 at KRTH, Los Angeles is one of the best jock/radio videos you will ever see -- and presents Robert W. Morgan at his best! From Kevin Gershan and Art Vuolo Jr. A rare, behind-the-scenes VIDEO of RWM in action on March 28, 1994 at KRTH in Los Angeles. 
History in the Making
By Bill Mouzis
Bill reminisced about the production of
the History of Rock & Roll in Feb 1969May 5, 2005
93/KHJ Boss Radio's 40th Anniversary
by Bill MouzisJune 19, 2007
Bill at 84 years of age
