Gary Wagners Nothin but the Blues radio show has been the heart of the blues in Southern California since 1992. His show runs every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on KKJZ. In 2012, the station dropped [...]

Now in his 16th year hosting Mo Blues Monday on Tampa's WMNF 88.5 FM, a 70,000-watt community radio station, Larry Lisk has made his show the definitive place for west-central Florida blues lovers to get [...]

In May 2010, Scott Mullins took over as program director of Triple A format 89.7 WTMD in Baltimore, continuing his long record of increasing the on-air presence of the blues. He began at WFPK in [...]

Harvey Stauffer and his Blues Revue show is one of the longest running public radio blues programs in the country. Stauffer’s three-hour show, which began 28 years ago, runs on Saturday and Sunday afternoon to [...]

When Curtis Salgado says, “When you meet somebody like Tom Wendt, you realize you can’t even carry his lunch pail,” one takes note. Wendt has been the station’s volunteer blues DJ, hosting “Blues Power” (now [...]

John Kessler has been involved with public radio since 1983. In his early career, John was musical director of the seven-piece band on West Virginia’s Mountain Stage. Since he joined KPLU-FM in 1999, John has [...]

For 21 years Holger Petersen has hosted Saturday Night Blues the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s only nationwide Blues radio show. Every Saturday night, for two hours, he treats hundreds of thousands of Canadian listeners to every [...]

Bob Corritore first hit the KJZZ airwaves in 1984 and hasn't ever looked back. Bob's five-hour, weekly radio slot has earned a strong regional following by sticking to a very traditional and entertaining approach to [...]

KPFT has championed the blues since it first hit the airwaves in 1970, playing 10 hours of uninterrupted blues every Sunday, with additional blues throughout the week. The various shows and volunteer hosts perform an [...]

No terrestrial radio station programs more Blues than WRFG (89.3FM) in Atlanta, and the Blues world has no better friend than WRFG. The station programs 20 hours of Blues a week -- four hours a [...]