Tom Maloney
Vice President of Radio OperationsAs Vice President of Radio Operations, Tom is responsible for overseeing Lakeshore Public Radio. He oversees the radio station’s programming, as well as news. He was instrumental in bringing several different genres of music to Lakeshore Public Radio.
Prior to his working at Lakeshore Public Media, Tom worked at Meyer Broadcasting, in Crown Point, where he was a play-by-play announcer for local high school sports as well as the Program Director.
He graduated from Boone Groove High School (Valparaiso, IN) and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Telecommunications from Ball State University (Muncie, IN). He earned his Master of Arts in Communications from Purdue Northwest (Hammond, IN).
When he’s not programming the radio station or running around the office looking for his coffee mug, he is reading, on his rower or playing one of his many guitars. Sometimes at the same time.
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Dave Mika, host of "Eye on the Arts Radio," talks with Tom Maloney, Vice President of Radio Operations at Lakeshore Public Media, about the upcoming broadcasts of the NWI Symphony's Holiday Pops Concert. -
Candidates for the 3 At-large Porter County Council seats debated, on Monday, October 7, 2024 at Woodland Park, in Portage, IN. -
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New coaches, new sectionals, and a new season. Check out the week 1 preview. -
On Tuesday, May 7, 2024 Indiana registered voters will head to the polling place to cast their vote. -
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The Volunteer Advocates for Seniors and Incapacitated Adults (VASIA) program is dedicated to serving and safeguarding the needs of incapacitated seniors. Lavonne Jarrett, the director of VASIA will join us to share more about the program. If interest rates go down, closing on a home might become a whole lot more affordable. If rates rise, however, then the market could remain stuck in limbo. Farmers across the US are pleading for Passage of a farm bill to help them survive. -
Jerry Kaplan who teaches Social and Economic Impact of Artificial Intelligence at Stanford University about his highly anticipated new book Generative Artificial Intelligence: What Everyone Needs to Know. -
Yejide Ekunkonye is the founder of the organization Say Yes To Means. The members of the organization are dedicated to preserving and honoring the legacy of Andrew and Geter Means prominent real estate developers in Gary during the 1960’s. Jerry Kaplan who teaches Social and Economic Impact of Artificial Intelligence at Stanford University and is the author of the new book Generative Artificial Intelligence: What Everyone Needs to Know. -
The nonprofit organization Silverstray Social is working to keep pet families together by providing a free clinics throughout the city of Gary. Brian Kallies is one of the producers of the newly updated documentary Lincoln is Crying now airing PBS. He is with us to discuss the films comedic look at the history of systemic political corruption in Illinois. All of that on this edition of Regionally Speaking.
