Radio
Latest
Radio
Against All Odds, KNON Celebrates 40 Years of Radio For the People
In 1983, KNON opened in a ramshackle white house in Old East Dallas. Over the last 40 years, it’s overcome a tornado, a licensing challenge by First Baptist, and the ongoing need to raise money. But it’s still here, and its spirit hasn’t changed.
Radio
The Worker’s Beat on KNON Is Dallas’ Radical Pulse Hiding In Plain Sight
The show started during the Reagan administration but has never shifted its advocacy on behalf of working families.
Radio
Jake Kemp and Dan McDowell of The Ticket Resign
The duo, which hosted The Hang Zone from noon to 3 each weekday, departs after a combined 38 years with the station.
Radio
To My Friend Norm: Thank You
Sports radio won't be the same without him on the airwaves every day. My life won't be, either.
Radio
Farewell to Norm Hitzges, Who Was (And Is) Timeless
The sports radio legend will broadcast his last show next Friday. It's the end of an era.
Latest
Radio
New Podcast: Mark ‘Hawkeye’ Louis Will Beat You in a Footrace for a Good Cause
Go run the BMW Dallas Marathon!
Radio
Q&A With Danny Balis of The Freak
Yet another Ticket lad winds up at Rhyner's retirement party.
Arts & Entertainment
Brothers From Another Mother: Ben and Skin (Sort Of) In Their Own Words
Ben Rogers and Jeff "Skin" Wade have had the most unlikely rise to radio fame in Dallas history. Now they're ready for their next challenge: to overthrow Prestige Worldwide.
Local News
Power Ranking The Ticket’s Other Shows, Now That It Has Absorbed ESPN’s Local Programming
Weekends and weeknights only, gang.
Movies
A New Documentary on Sports Radio Legend Mike Rhyner Is In the Works
Crystal Vasquez met Rhyner during a short stint as a traffic reporter at The Ticket. She somehow convinced him to make a movie about his life.