Dyana Williams, Steven Van Zandt, Ellen K and Pat St. John are among the nominees announced today for the 2022 Radio Hall of Fame by the Museum of Broadcast Communications.

The voting window is 6/22-7/8, with the top six vote-getters entering the Hall. Two additional inductees will be selected by the Radio Hall of Fame Nominating Committee. This year’s class will be revealed on 7/25 and honored in person at a ceremony scheduled for 11/1 in Chicago.

2022 RADIO HALL OF FAME NOMINEES

Bob Stroud, WDRV-FM, Chicago
Bobby O’Jay, WDIA-AM, Memphis
“Broadway” Bill Lee, WCBS-FM, New York
Carol Miller, WAXQ-FM, New York
Charles Laquidera, formerly at WBCN and WZLX, Boston
Chris “Mad Dog” Russo, SiriusXM
Dave Ross, KIRO-FM, Seattle
Diane Rehm, WAMU-FM, Washington, D.C.
Dyana Williams, formerly at WBLS, New York, WRQX, Washington, D.C., and WDAS-FM, Philadelphia*
Ellen K, KOST-FM, Los Angeles
John & Ken, KFI-AM, Los Angeles
Johnny Magic, WXXL-FM, Orlando
Kevin Matthews, formerly at WLUP-AM, Chicago
Larry Elder, Salem Media Network
Laurie DeYoung, WPOC-FM, Baltimore
Lon Helton, Country Countdown USA; formerly at Radio & Records, Nashville
Matt Siegel, formerly WXKS-FM, Boston
Mojo in the Morning, WKQI-FM, Detroit
Pat St. John, Sirius XM; formerly at WPLJ, New York
Pierre Robert, WMMR-FM, Philadelphia
Raul Brindis, KLTN-FM, Houston
Steven Van Zandt, SiriusXM
Suzyn Waldman, New York Yankees Radio Network
Walt “Baby” Love, Gospel Traxx; formerly at WRKS-FM, New York

*Williams, aka The Mother of Black Music Month, is (in addition to being an influential figure on the cultural landscape) an occasional contributor to HITS. We do hope that won't be held against her.