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'Runaway Radio' is a documentary with a runtime of just 83 minutes that explores the impact of radio in the pre-digital age, emphasizing the influence of Houston's 101 KLOL. The film features insights from renowned musicians like Lyle Lovett and Melissa Etheridge, as well as top radio DJs across the United States. It traces the station's evolution from a progressive radio station in 1970 to one of several Album Oriented Rock (AOR) stations nationwide. The documentary highlights the era when on-air personalities sometimes overshadowed the music itself.

We're talking to Mike McGuff, he's responsible for the long-awaited documentary "Runaway Radio." In its heyday, KLOL-FM was one of the top rock stations in the country. But all good things must come to an end, the risky and raunchy station faded by the late 90s. We're taking a look back at some of the film's best and biggest moments with top radio DJ's from across the U.S.

Director Mike McGuff discussed the "Runaway Radio" 101 KLOL documentary release with Michael Garfield, the High Tech Texan, on KPRC AM 950!

Filmmakers Jeffrey Brown & Mike McGuff sits down with Selig Film News' Gadi Elkon at the 2023 Sound Unseen Film Festival to talk about their doc RUNWAY RADIO.

101 KLOL morning team Stevens and Pruett perform a classic Uncle Waldo script during the Thanksgiving season.

Founding 101 KLOL father Pat Fant truly is a living legend in radio! Fant breaks down his story of how the legend AOR rocker began.