-
Get involved.
We want your input!
Apply for Membership and join the conversations about everything related to broadcasting.
After we receive your registration, a moderator will review it. After your registration is approved, you will be permitted to post.
If you use a disposable or false email address, your registration will be rejected.
After your membership is approved, please take a minute to tell us a little bit about yourself.
https://www.radiodiscussions.com/forums/introduce-yourself.1088/
Thanks in advance and have fun!
RadioDiscussions Administrators
Jerry Lee
- Thread starter JH_Radio
- Start date
The man is 85 years old still running a business trying to improve the quality of radio advertising. Just the fact it exists says all you need to know...
I worked for Jerry Lee back when the station was called EZ-101, early 90s. Every conceivable air shift possible. Overnights. Morning drive. Afternoon drive. 7-midnight. Middays. Switching religious / PSA reels for WFIL across the hall and doing voicers for it.
Lol -- the wife and I were driving out on Long Island one afternoon, tuned to WFIL. She listened to the guy speaking, then looked at me, strangely. I had to laugh when she asked 'How are you there when you're here?'
Jhan Hiber was the station consultant. Had his own corner office. Best consultant I ever spoke with and learned from.
I must've spoken perhaps three words to Jerry Lee, passing by his own corner office. He didn't say much to the jocks. He consigned all the advice and memo stuff to the PD or to Hiber. A joke was that he dispatched all those duties to others because he was otherwise too busy at his desk getting curvature of the spine counting his money.
Nice guy. I THINK!
Lol -- the wife and I were driving out on Long Island one afternoon, tuned to WFIL. She listened to the guy speaking, then looked at me, strangely. I had to laugh when she asked 'How are you there when you're here?'
Jhan Hiber was the station consultant. Had his own corner office. Best consultant I ever spoke with and learned from.
I must've spoken perhaps three words to Jerry Lee, passing by his own corner office. He didn't say much to the jocks. He consigned all the advice and memo stuff to the PD or to Hiber. A joke was that he dispatched all those duties to others because he was otherwise too busy at his desk getting curvature of the spine counting his money.
Nice guy. I THINK!
Jerry Lee's research is sorely missed. Starting with the fact Audacy (then Entercom) brought the B name back. Why would you go against Jerry Lee's research that clearly showed the name change to More FM was needed? The station still has its moments but it isn't the ratings killer it was during the Jerry Lee era.
Who was Lee's partner, pls ? I seem to remember there being one, but I never met him.
The late Dave Kurtz.
I still have one! Only use it at Christmas time.
- Status