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Radio magazine is written by radio industry professionals for radio industry professionals. Radio magazine delivers in-depth technical expertise with the most-respected editorial content.
The magazine's roots go back to 1959 when Broadcast Engineering magazine was first published. The publication covered radio and TV for many years, but by 1993, the two industries had diverged enough that separate publications were needed to cover both well. In 1994, the first issue of Radio magazine was published.
Radio magazine covers the technology of radio broadcasting for engineers and managers at radio stations, networks and recording studios.
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Editorial
Chriss Scherer, CPBE CBNT (Bio)
Editor
913-967-7201
E-mail: Chriss.Scherer@penton.com
John Battison, P.E. (Bio)
Technical Editor, RF
E-mail: radio@penton.com
Erin Shipps (Bio)
Associate Editor
913-967-1786
E-mail: Erin.Shipps@penton.com
Harry Martin (Bio)
Technical Consultant,
Legal
E-mail: radio@penton.com
Kevin McNamara, CNE (Bio)
Technical Consultant,
Management, Computer Technology
E-mail: radio@penton.com
Mark Krieger, CBT (Bio)
Technical Consultant,
IBOC, Contract Engineering
E-mail: radio@penton.com
Zach Smoot
Online Audience Development Manager
913-967-1990
E-mail: Zach.Smoot@penton.com
Mike Knust (Bio)
Senior Art Director
913-967-1804
E-mail: Mike.Knust@penton.com
Robin Metheny (Bio)
Art Director
E-mail: Robin.Metheny@penton.com
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Business
Jonathon Chalon (Bio)
Vice President, Group Publisher
203-358-4173
E-mail: Jonathon.Chalon@penton.com
Steven Bell (Bio)
National Sales Director
913-967-7221
E-mail: Steven.Bell@penton.com
Richard Woolley
International Sales Director
+44 1295 278 407
E-mail: RichardWoolley@penton.com
Joyce Nolan (Bio)
Classified Sales
610-701-9993
E-mail: Joyce.Nolan@penton.com
Kirby Asplund, CBC (Bio)
Marketing Director
913-967-1839
E-mail: Kirby.Asplund@penton.com
Steve Kapp
Advertising Production Coordinator
913-967-7445
E-mail: Steve.Kapp@penton.com
General Info (Details)
Press Releases, News, Business, New Products
913-341-1300
E-mail: radio@penton.com
Mailing Address
9800 Metcalf
Overland Park, KS 66212
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Chriss Scherer, CPBE CBNT - editor
Scherer has been the editor of Radio magazine since 1997. Before joining Radio magazine, he was the chief engineer at stations including WMMS-FM, WHK-AM, WZJM-FM, WJMO-AM and WZAK-FM in Cleveland, WYCL-FM in Boyertown/Reading, PA and WEBE-FM in Bridgeport, CT. He also worked as a contract engineer or staff engineer at stations in Miami including WVCG-AM, WHYI-FM, WTMI-FM, WQAM-AM and WKIS-FM. During this time, he was also a contributing author to Radio and Broadcast Engineering magazines.
He is a senior member of the Society of Broadcast Engineers. He is certified as a Professional Broadcast Engineer and a Broadcast Networking Technologist by the Society of Broadcast Engineers. He is the immediate past president of the Society, and has also served two terms as a member of the board of directors and four years as the chairman of the SBE National Certification Committee.
He is active in the local SBE chapter for Kansas City and served as chapter chairman of chapter 59 for three years. He was previously chairman of Cleveland Chapter 70. He is also active with the Kansas City section of the Audio Engineering Society.
Scherer is a regular presenter or panelist at NAB, NAB Radio, AES and other conventions.
He has experience in many aspects of radio in addition to engineering, including on-air, announcing, operations and production.
In 1987, Scherer graduated from the University of Miami with a bachelor of music degree in music engineering
technology.
In 2004 he wrote the foreword to the book Career Opportunities in Radio from Ferguson Publishing.
John Battison, P.E., CPBE - technical editor, RF
John Battison was awarded the prestigious honor of Radio Engineer of the Year by the NAB in 1998; a distinction worthy of his contributions to radio engineering.
A former editor of Broadcast Engineering magazine, Battison has been involved in broadcasting for more than 60 years. He is a Consulting Engineer and Registered Professional Engineer in Washington, DC. He holds amatuer radio license W8KUC.
In 1961, Battison penned an editorial calling for the creation of a new broadcasting technical organization. This rally lead to the creation of the Society of Broadcast Engineers in 1965. Battison served as the Society's first President.
He is the Former Director of Education of the National Radio Institute, Former Director of Engineering for the Ohio State University Radio and TV stations and organizer of the five famous WOSU Engineering Conferences. He is also the former owner/operator/builder of KAVE-AM-TV, Carlsbad, NM.
Erin Shipps - associate editor
Erin Shipps began as associate editor of Radio magazine in July 2007. Previously she was the associate editor with Gas Engine Magazine, Farm Collector and Steam Traction magazine, and copy editor for Motorcycle Classics, which are all published by Ogden Publications in Topeka, KS. She had been with them since November 2005.
She is a 2005 graduate of the University of Kansas with a degree in journalism, emphasis in magazines. She also has experience in radio, having worked at KHCA in Manhattan from 2001 to 2002.
Harry Martin - technical consultant, legal
Member of the law firm of Fletcher, Heald and Hildreth, specializing in broadcast law.
Past president of the Federal Communications Bar Association (FCBA), 10 years as an officer or member of the executive committee
Regular speaker at broadcast conventions and FCBA Consulting Legal Education seminars.
Kevin McNamara - technical consultant, computer technology
More than 30 years of broadcast experience
Certified Netware Engineer
President of Applied Wireless Inc.
Former Director of Engineering, Beasely Broadcast Group, Naples, FL
Extensive broadcast facility design and construction experience
Presenter at NAB and NAB Radio conventions
Amateur Radio Advanced class licensee
Former chief engineer in Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, DC
Member of SBE and IEEE
BSEE Northeastern University, Boston
Mark Krieger - technical consultant, IBOC, contract engineering
Major-market contract engineer
SBE senior member and Certified CBT
M.A., Communications Research, Cleveland State University
Assistant Adjunct Professor of Communication, John Carroll University
Director/general manager of WJCU-FM
Inductee, Broadcasters Hall of Fame, Akron, Ohio
Former SBE chapter chairman and vice chairman
Former co-chairman of Ohio Central and East Lakeshore EBS/EAS operational areas
Mike Knust - senior art director
Mike Knust graduated from Iowa State University in 1989 with a bachelor of fine arts degree with an emphasis on graphic design.
He joined Primedia Business in 1994 and has worked with Radio magazine since 1998. He is currently the Senior Art Director for Radio magazine and the US and World editions of Broadcast Engineering magazine.
In 2000, his work earned a regional and a national ASBPE award for the cover design of the August 1999 Product Source issue. In 2002 his work earned an Ozzie Award for the cover design of the May issue of Radio magazine.
Robin Metheny - art director
Robin Metheny joined Radio magazine in 2001. Her work focuses on the production of the US edition of Broadcast Engineering magazine, but she is actively involved with Radio as well.
She is a graduate of Morningside College in Sioux City, IA, where she earned a bachelor of science degree in graphic design. Previously, she worked at Kinko's as a senior graphic design coworker since 1998. While at Kinko's, Metheny was responsible for graphic design and typesetting of jobs for over 30 branches from six different states.
Jonathon Chalon - Vice President, Entertainment Technology Group,
Group Publisher, Broadcast Engineering & Radio Magazine
Jonathan Chalon joined Radio magazine in January 2006. Previously he served as associate publisher of Vlife, a consumer magazine from the Variety group at Reed Business in New York. Prior to that he was publisher of the music magazine Spin. He helped launch The Industry Standard as associate publisher, where he led his team to sell the most pages in publishing history. He also served as international advertising director for Inc magazine. Chalon started his career with McGraw Hill in 1983.
He is a 1982 college graduate of Ithaca College with a bachelor of science in business management.
Steven Bell - national sales director
Bell is a 29-year on-air radio veteran, who currently carries an air shift at KCFX-FM (101 the Fox) in Kansas City. He is also a 10-year sales veteran with Radio magazine. After joining the Radio magazine staff in in 1994, Bell was promoted to the position of national sales director in 2002. After a two-year absence from the publication to work in Prism Business Media's Buyers Guide department, he returned as the national sales director of Radio magazine in 2006. He has been with Prism Business Media since 1992, serving in many different functions, such as marketing director, trade show division marketing director and most recently the director of the buyers guide department for Prism Business Media.
Joyce Nolan - classified sales
Kirby Asplund - marketing director
Asplund, who has been involved in marketing and communications since 1980, joined Primedia Business in 1992. His experience includes advertising agency work and broadcasting. He is a Certified Business Communicator -- a professional designation offered by the Business Marketing Association -- and has earned an MBA from Keller Graduate School of Management in 2000.
Liz Stolte - advertising production coordinator
Liz Stolte formerly worked in the print industry as an account manager on major ad campaigns for large restaurant chains on the east coast and in the midwest. She has nearly 10 years experience in advertising print and publications. She joined Prism Business Media in June 2004 as the production coordinator for Remix magazine. Since joining Prism Business Media, Gerke coordinated the production of the Advertising Week 2006 publication as well as Home Care, Stitches, and Modern Uniforms.
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