We did it! Thanks to YOU, our loyal audience, we hit our goal of $130,000. While we may have lost our CPB funding, you helped keep the music alive. Because this amazing Summit FM community showed up, we’ll continue to build connections through music and meaningful content. You just proved that our shared vision works. […]
Read MoreBy Chad Miller - Summit FM Music Director Our latest Summit Sounding Board gathering at the Varsity Club in Youngstown delivered another fantastic evening of musical discovery, and now the results are officially tallied! Summit members came together to rate and rank a diverse collection of tracks, and every single vote counted in determining our […]
Read MoreMembership and Finance Specialist Position Type: Part-time contractor, hybrid work arrangementReports To: General Manager Position Summary The Summit FM Membership and Finance Specialist works on the operational and administrative functions related to fundraising and financial activities for the radio station, serving the Akron, Canton, Youngstown, and Athens communities. Key Responsibilities Qualifications To Apply Send cover letter […]
Read More"Who Believes in Angels?" is a collaborative album released on April 4, 2025, by Elton John and Brandi Carlile. This project marks a significant milestone in both artists' careers, blending John's extensive experience with Carlile's fresh and dynamic artistry. It reflects a harmonious fusion of John's classic style and Carlile's contemporary flair. Produced by Andrew Watt, the […]
Read MoreBy Summit FM Contributor Matt Anthony I felt like we were breaking some sort of law. My grade-school classmate, Chris, and I were slithering through the upstairs hallways of his parents’ house. Destination: The room of Chris’s older brother, Andy. Underneath the turntable sat a stack of equalizers and power amps, and next to them […]
Read MoreBy Summit FM Contributor Marc Lee Shannon Like many of us, I look ahead with intentions, wishes, and resolutions when the new year begins. Last year, 2024, was a tester. I mean that there were so many changes, some expected some, eh, not so much. I more than once found myself in situations reminiscent of […]
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