He’s the President of a radio broadcasting company that owns an AM radio station with an FM translator, and the former licensee of a Class C1 FM sibling offering Classic Rock programming to a small city east of Marquette, Mich.
Now, Tood Noordyk and his Great Lakes Media has agreed to hand the AM with the all-important “AM revitalization” perk at 97.7 MHz to an entity that happens to be the second-largest licensee of radio stations in the U.S.