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We found out that retired radio legend Tom Joyner has decided to cash out on his stunning Miami Mansion and had put it up for sale.

If you've ever called a radio station or in to the morning show, you remember your first time.

For people who struggle with depression, it can give the listener a feeling of having been "moved or touched--a type of 'pleasurable sadness.'"

As we count our blessings today, I can't help but think about you.

Fifteen years ago, Super Bowl Sunday of 2002, Mandee Montana hit the radio airwaves for the first time.

Even after all she's done, she still gets excited hearing her song on the radio!

I'm in the process of moving, and with that comes all the nostalgia that opening up a 20-year-old journal can bring.

In discussions about my job and my craft over the years I've often been asked, "What do you do while the music is playing?" "A lot," is the standard answer, but we also get to have fun interactions with our listeners as well. You never know what will be on the other end of the line when you answer.