In a heartwarming moment broadcasted live on air, (Watch Here)Steve Bowers, the iconic voice behind “The Prime Time Drive” at 101.5 FM, received the surprise of a lifetime as he will be inducted into the prestigious Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame for The Class of 2024. Steve will be recognized for his unparalleled contribution to the radio industry spanning over five decades.
Listeners tuned in as Pamela Furr, President of the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame made the monumental announcement, catching Bowers completely off guard. The studio buzzed with excitement as the news sunk in, and a wave of congratulations flooded in from devoted listeners and colleagues alike.
“I was totally surprised,” Bowers said. “Pamela Furr, the president of
the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame, walked into the studio and told me.
That was the first I knew of it, and I’m deeply honored.”
Bowers’ radio journey began in 1968, and his enduring commitment to the craft has earned him this prestigious recognition. Hosting the daily show “The Prime Time Drive” his voice has become a staple in the lives of listeners, captivating them with his charm and insight.
The announcement drew a crowd of well-wishers, including colleagues from Grace Media Group, who couldn’t be prouder of Bowers’ achievement. As “The Godfather” of radio in Jackson Tennessee. His influence extends far beyond the studio, shaping the cultural landscape of Tennessee.
Steve Bowers’ induction into the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame is a testament to his lasting impact on the industry, and his legacy will continue to inspire broadcasters for years to come.
