Cary Pall Biography

Cary Pall was WMMO's founding programmer and its chief engineer and operator during its first four years of operation. (See WMMO History for more). Cary has gone on to become the group program director for Liberty Broadcasting, Goodstar Broadcasting, a network program director for ABC Radio in Dallas, then an operations manager for Clear Channel's cluster in Northwest Ohio. He is now based in Columbus, Ohio as a consultant and is "shopping around" for a small station to run as a "mom-and-pop" operation. Cary has been a consultant for many years to WRHQ in Savannah, a clone of Orlando's WMMO that does very well in its market. Cary says "...WMMO was a very special station, unlike anything else out there. The fact that it still exists pretty much as it did then is a testament to that. I miss being there...it's like my other child."

In Memory
Cary Pall 1952-2021
Nationally known radio programmer and air talent Cary Pall died suddenly on Sunday, April 11, 2021 at the age of 69. Pall’s lengthy radio career took him across the country to some legendary stations, most notably WMMO-FM 98.9, Orlando, WXLO-FM, New York, WKTQ (13Q) in Pittsburgh, KWK, St. Louis and WHAM, Rochester, NY. Pall joined Super Radio Media Group in July 2016 and had served as Chief Music Curator for all nine music channels and was MD, Imaging VO/Producer of Super Radio Media Group’s "Solid Gold USA" channel. He also programmed SRMG’s Classics Hits channel, Total Hits USA, from August 2017 to February 2019, and held down the 7-10pm ET airshift. Super Radio Founder & CEO Dick Ervasti remarked, “Cary had been a good friend for 40 years, and his sudden passing is a great loss.” Pall leaves behind his widow, Sharon Goldston, Cary Leo Pall, Tom (Amy) Goldston and Matt Goldston. Dear grandfather of Hayley, Paige and Caleb.