Jeff Tyler’s nearly 50-year broadcasting career is marked by versatility, vision, and a lasting impact on local radio. Beginning as an on-air personality in Wisconsin, Tyler quickly developed a reputation for understanding both the creative and business sides of broadcasting. That rare combination propelled him into leadership roles that would …
More »Steve Wexler’s broadcasting journey began with a childhood passion for radio, making recordings in his homemade “WEXL Studios” in his bedroom, and evolved into a distinguished career spanning on-air performance, executive leadership, and industry mentorship. Wexler worked on-air at WTMJ, WKTI, and WISN before transitioning into management roles that expanded …
More »Kelly Radandt’s broadcasting career reflects a rare blend of strategic leadership, compassion, and unwavering dedication to people and community. Beginning her career in sales, she joined Woodward Community Media in 1989 and quickly distinguished herself through hard work, persistence, and an instinctive understanding of radio’s role in local life. Over …
More »Dave Magnum’s first time on the air was in 1976 at age 13 on WNNO in his hometown of Wisconsin Dells helping his church raise funds for Camp Wawbeek through a radio auction. At 15, WNNO hired him as a deejay. At 19, he was on WIBA-FM in Madison. Radio …
More »Today’s podcast goes behind the scenes of an actor, producer, and former undercover operative Steve Collura. Before stepping in front of the camera, Steve spent years working deep undercover in organized crime investigations, living another identity, gaining trust in dangerous circles, and helping law enforcement bring criminals to justice. Steve …
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The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Foundation is proud to announce the 2025 WBA Hall of Fame inductees: Paul Braun has been a defining voice in Wisconsin sports broadcasting for more than five decades. Denise Callaway has left an indelible mark on Wisconsin broadcasting as a trailblazer in the industry. Bill Hubbard …
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Four Wisconsin broadcasters are 2024 WBA Local Broadcast Legends. Judy Clark, a trusted and familiar presence in the Eau Claire community for more than three decades Pat O’Neill, a legendary voice in Wisconsin radio, described as “Madison’s last great morning radio legend.” John Stofflet, a true icon in Wisconsin broadcasting, …
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