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Our format editors have compiled the top favorites of the year for the annual ALL ACCESS BEST OF 2022: YEAR END HOT PICKS & 10 QUESTIONS. Programmers and music execs in each format submitted a list of their Top 5 Year End Hot Picks and we take a look back at all the best quotes from our weekly 10 Questions interviews from 2022.Here's the #1 Most Picked in each format on the 2022 Year End Hot Picks:Alternative #1 Album: WET LEG – Wet Leg (DOMINO)Christian #1 Song: KATY NICHOLE ...

While the world slowed down with the pandemic and the lockdowns, there was a young man who found his passion in Hiphop used this quiet time to fuel his love for rhythm, rhyme, and flow.

The Marksman. Chris, who now lives in Wisconsin and co-owns and operates a production firm called Throughline Films, had exciting news to share: according to CinemaBlend, an online source of entertainment news, The Marksman has had a box office haul of more than $15.4 million, making it the highest-grossing independent film of the year. For Chris, the news must be perfectly timed. The Marksman, the story of an Arizona rancher who becomes the unlikely defender of a Mexican boy fleeing cartel assassins, is now available on digital platforms and is set for release on BluRay and DVD, as well...

"Honest" John Ferree just wants to hear his friends' voices again, the voices of his fellow disc jockeys at WAPE, the AM radio powerhouse that once sent their words — and a lot of good music — from Cape Kennedy to Cape Hatteras. Ferree, a disc jockey at Jacksonville's Big Ape from 1967 to 1971, wants to know: Does anyone have any tapes from back then when WAPE was in its AM heyday?  He knows they might be out there. After all, the station was remarkably accessible to fans. Listeners could come hang out, to make dedications or requests or to plunge into the station's honest-to-goodness s...

Literally big deal it was. what a large deal it was until i saw this one particular picture and at first glance it looks like the same old picture of that hole in the middle of the spillway until you realize that the tiny little yellow dot there is a full grown man and that shows you the scale of this thing. that's people inside there. that's how big that hole started out as. and that's -- okay, now i get it. that's the massive size of the undertaking it is going to be to fix this thing when it's over even if they somehow avoid catastrophic flooding or danger to the dam itself through this cri...