54 min
63. Classical Radio Station Manager Anthony Rudel (Quarantine Creatives) Willoughby Hills with Heath Racela
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Anthony Rudel grew up in the classical music business, and he has served as Station Manager at WCRB in Boston for 7 years. He talks with Heath about the formatting that he translated from rock and roll stations to classical, how he has leveraged automated programming software, and his push during the pandemic to recreate the concert hall experience, including keeping the 166 year old tradition of live performances of Handel's Messiah alive for Boston through innovative technology.
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Anthony Rudel grew up in the classical music business, and he has served as Station Manager at WCRB in Boston for 7 years. He talks with Heath about the formatting that he translated from rock and roll stations to classical, how he has leveraged automated programming software, and his push during the pandemic to recreate the concert hall experience, including keeping the 166 year old tradition of live performances of Handel's Messiah alive for Boston through innovative technology.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heathracela.substack.com
This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heathracela.substack.com/subscribe
54 min