Muzicradio.com - Big Ed Newlands

Big Ed Newlands - Big Ed Newlands - Big Ed has been on the air since 1986 & is still playing the greatest hits of all time here on Muzicradio. He spent 10 years working at various Long Island radio stations & then spent a year working on the Alan Colmes Show on WEVD in NY. He spent most of the last decade working for Bloomberg Radio WBBR 1130 in NYC and now lives on the Nature Coast of Florida.
Chip Ordway - After growing up listening to people like Ron Lundy on WCBS-FM and Dan Taylor on WHN, Chip Ordway caught the radio bug and first walked into what would be his first radio job when he was 14 years old. At WNYG 1440 AM in Babylon, NY, Chip would start out as a listener, then an intern, and he would work his way up to being one of the people to sign-off WNYG's Oldies format in April of 1994. It was at WNYG where he met Big Ed Newlands and Mike Erickson, and the group of friends have been together for almost 20 years now. After WNYG's demise, Chip moved to Saranac Lake, NY, and took a job as the Afternoon/Evening host on WNBZ 1240 AM. By 1997, Chip had returned to Long Island to become one of the DJ's on Metroradio.com, one of the first ever internet-only broadcasting stations. Metroradio.com eventually evolved into Muzicradio. Chip provides music programming and production to Muzicradio from his home studio in Upstate NY. although he has also been known to show up a few times a year in the Muzicradio main studio.
Robie "The Renegade" Longboat - A radio pro who has worked for many stations all over the country. He has spent most of the last decade working & living in NYC, but now lives in Florida. Robie contributes a lot of programming to Muzicradio and we are proud to have him on board. The commonly heard proverb he espouses is, "Look up at the stars, and you may find some of the answers you're looking for". Email Robie robielongboat @ hotmail.com
Neil Macchio - Former newsman and Number One sidekick with Big Ed on both WNYG and WLNG. Neil left radio to pursue a television career, but he can still be heard in front of the microphones here on Muzicradio.
Frankie C. - A frequent guest in the Muzicradio Studios, Frank’s engineering skills have taken him from WLNG to WNYG to various educational Long Island stations and then some. His WNYG “Sing-Along” broadcasts remain legendary to this day.
Dave Thomas - Although physically imposible, Dave has been called the "Radio Son" of Big Ed Newlands. He met Ed in 1988 at WNYG & has been in the radio business ever since. After working for some blow torch stations in the upstate NY region, he has now landed at Muzicradio.com & re united with the old gang.
Rob Leonard - An expert on the Beatles and the host of Beatle Songs aired on WHPC Garden City, NY. Rob has been with Muzicradio since it began and always adds an interesting twist to the conversation during our live broadcasts.
Kyle Kratoville - Kyle learned his craft by spending many Sunday afternoons in the back-up studio, listening to his dad, Jack Kratoville, on the air at WLTW in New York. By the time he was 10, he could efficiently run Prophet and locate where the prize closet was. During this time, he and his dad spent hours putting together a Ramsey FM 100B transmitter in the family basement and now operate the Part 15, W102 - Flander's Oldies Station. At 14, he passed the audition at WRIV in Riverhead, where he currently works Sundays and fill-in. He can also be heard on Sachem's WSHR in Lake Ronkonkoma.
Homer 'Caveman' Scott - Homer began his on-air career as 'Craig Summers' at a carrier-current AM station (WECB) in Boston, MA. Upon graduation, that Top 40 dream was shelved for a 25 year career in Adult Contemporary under his birth name. The first actual seeds of the 'Caveman' came in 1987, when traveling from Hartford to Springfield, MA just past the Dexter Coffin Bridge in East Windsor, he saw spray-painted across the overhead span, the name "Homer 'Caveman' Scott." A personality, albiet still without a gig, was born. Although the bridge has long been replaced and Top-40 radio is a long-lost artform, Homer 'Caveman' Scott's incubation has finally bloomed at Muzicradio.com. Finally, a non-legend was born.