Jeff Tyson (JT)

And then, you know, obviously everybody's kind of scattered and gone and done their own thing now.

But everything's looking good here.

And I'm doing the morning show on 105.5.

It's actually simulcast at Gadsden on the big wax up there and also in Huntsville at WBHP and down in Tuscaloosa at WRTR every morning.

I'm still not serious, even though I'm doing news talk.

No, yeah.

105.5 WERC every morning.

And it is a news talk format.

I'm, you know, Clay and Buck are on Sean Hannity and Michael Berry and Glenn Beck.

And, you know, that's our lineup on, on the station I'm on now.

And then,

Still doing afternoons on Magic 96 every afternoon from 4 to 7.

So, yeah, I'm still pretty active here in Birmingham and do a bunch of voice tracking for iHeartRadio around the country.

So I stay pretty busy.

Well, you know, most radio shows you listen to outside of Morning Drive are recorded.

You know, in 95% of the stations around the country, if you're listening to radio, traditional radio, it's probably going to be a recorded show that the guy or gal lays in voice tracks into the computer, and then they play at certain times.

Everything's digitalized now, so you can do a five-hour radio show and record your breaks for those stations.

five hours in about 15 to 20 minutes.

So you don't have to sit and wait for the records or songs to end anymore and listen to, you know, all the stop sets.

You just lay your tracks and it sounds like you're there and you can be in any city you need to be in from your computer in your own studio.