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Roxbury branch of the Boston Public Library to be renamed for pioneering WBZ / CBS News Boston newswoman and Massachuset...
01/07/2025

Roxbury branch of the Boston Public Library to be renamed for pioneering WBZ / CBS News Boston newswoman and Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Famer Sarah-Ann Shaw:

The branch will be called the Shaw-Roxbury Branch Library at Nubian Square, Mayor Michelle Wu announced Monday.

09/06/2025
We're sorry to have just learned about the recent passing of pioneering radio executive and 2022 inductee to the Massach...
06/06/2025

We're sorry to have just learned about the recent passing of pioneering radio executive and 2022 inductee to the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame Paul Kelley.

Sending our condolences to Paul's family, friends, and former colleagues. We'll remember him at our 2026 HOF induction luncheon.

View Paul Kelley's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

Our final inductee today (alphabetically) saw success as a Boston TV news anchor on not one, not two, but THREE stations...
06/06/2025

Our final inductee today (alphabetically) saw success as a Boston TV news anchor on not one, not two, but THREE stations during his long career. Not only did Randy Price bring a passion for news, but he threw himself behind many causes close to his heart while in Boston. Congratulations, Randy!

Carolyn "Kruser" Kruse was a staple in Boston's country scene for 31 years - all with the same station, though it had di...
06/06/2025

Carolyn "Kruser" Kruse was a staple in Boston's country scene for 31 years - all with the same station, though it had different call letters and dial positions over the years. Congrats on your MA Broadcasters Hall of Fame induction, Carolyn!

An original WMEX 1510 AM "Good Guy" Larry Justice still has a passion for radio after more than 60 years on the air.  He...
06/06/2025

An original WMEX 1510 AM "Good Guy" Larry Justice still has a passion for radio after more than 60 years on the air. He's still live every weekday on from 10-2 because he says it "keeps him alive!" Congratulations Larry, on your induction in the MA Broadcasters Hall of Fame!

One of the most trusted names in radio news, Rod Fritz spent more than 40 award winning years on the air at stations lik...
06/06/2025

One of the most trusted names in radio news, Rod Fritz spent more than 40 award winning years on the air at stations like WBZ, WRKO, WEEI, and WHDH. A legend on the mic if we've ever inducted one. Welcome, Rod, to the MA Broadcasters Hall of Fame!

From a legend (and Hall of Famer) on the pitcher's mound to one of the most unique and beloved broadcasters in  history....
06/06/2025

From a legend (and Hall of Famer) on the pitcher's mound to one of the most unique and beloved broadcasters in history. Through his years in baseball, he's been part of five World Series championships. Welcome to the MA Broadcasters Hall of Fame Dennis (Eck) Eckersley!

From the humblest of beginnings in Alabama to a staple of her community in Western Mass.  She holds the distinction of b...
06/06/2025

From the humblest of beginnings in Alabama to a staple of her community in Western Mass. She holds the distinction of being the only woman-owned station in the state and the only black-owned station in New England. Welcome to the HOF to 106.3 Smooth FM's Carol Moore Cutting!

A familiar voice to sports fans all over New England.  He holds the distinctive honor of being the only person to call p...
06/06/2025

A familiar voice to sports fans all over New England. He holds the distinctive honor of being the only person to call play-by-play for all five of Boston's major sports teams: Sox, Pats, B's, C's, and Revs. Welcome to the MA Broadcasters Hall of Fame Dale Arnold!

24/06/2024

We are deeply saddened to learn about the passing of Russ Morash. A long-time member of the GBH family, Russ was a trailblazer in every sense of the word. He invented how-to television and, together with GBH, launched a new genre of programming that established public television in the minds of millions of viewers like you. His groundbreaking work embodied the innovative spirit that has always defined GBH.

Russ first joined GBH in 1957 and for more than 40 years, he was instrumental in creating iconic shows that spanned generations, including The French Chef with Julia Child, The Victory Garden, This Old House, and The New Yankee Workshop. Visionary and groundbreaking when they first premiered, these award-winning shows helped to change the way Americans interacted with television, giving audiences the confidence that they could succeed in the kitchen, and the knowledge they needed in order to tackle any and all home renovation projects.

Over the years, Russ has been honored with 14 Emmy awards and a Lifetime Achievement award from the Emmys / Television Academy. He was inducted into the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame Hall of Fame in 2018. He always attributed his success to his team. He is memorialized on today's overlooking the Mass Pike in Boston. Rest easy, RM. 🙏

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