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Veteran programmer Randall Bloomquist opens "Talk Frontier Media"
He’s programmed in two top-10 markets (at WMAL, Washington, D.C. and most recently WGST, Atlanta), plus WBT, Charlotte and WRVA, Richmond. He’s remaining in Atlanta to open a talent management and content development business under the Talk Frontier name. Bloomquist will be moderating a panel titled “Crossing Over to Talk” for this weekend’s Talk Radio Boot Camp, also in Atlanta. His website is TalkFrontier.
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