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A letter to the editor is presented about the retirement age in the aviation industry.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Voting for Change," "Critical Thinking: Do You Agree with the News Media Alliance's Response to the John Oliver Segment?" and "Shoptalk: The Last Days of Newspapers."

Looks at the Wax Museum in Charlotte, North Carolina for beach music and old rock'n'roll music. Comments from owner Chris Beachley; Background information on the Wax Museum.

Focuses on Ken Johnson, former programming director (PD) of WILD Boston (Mass.) and PD of R&B adult outlet WAAV in Wilmington, North Carolina. His experiences in launching a radio station; The work of the sales team in getting advertisers.

Profiles music performers Cravin' Melon. Their major label debut record, `Red Clay Harvest' on Mercury Records; Their popularity in North and South Carolina.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article about energy resources in the June 2008 issue.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles discussed in previous issues. Advantages of prescription-drug advertising; Keys to successful marketing; Importance of planning to advertising agencies.

Comments on the West Coast marketing of the Rhythm 'n Beach Network. Radio shows produced by the Network; Success of the `Fish Fry' program; Network's forays into Maryland and Pennsylvania in 1996.

Focuses on various entertainment artists in the United States. Comments from Carl Filipiak on jazz music; Music by the group Radio Iodine; Seducer's success in Europe.

Presents brief news reports. Music industry folks taking notice of band Geezer Lake; Awards for band The Uninvited; Formation of Florida Music Association.

Reports on development in the music recording industry in the United States. Creation of Atlanta, Georgia's Kathleen Turner Overdrive band; Naming of the music group Joe Popp; Success of the group Muse; Music group June's signing with Beggars Banquet company.

Presents on developments concerning musicians in various regions of the United States. Return of Southern rock in Southern California through the band Cravin' Melon; Music performances of the Halcyon band in Tampa, Fla.; Whiskeytown music scene at Raleigh, North Carolina.

Reports on developments related to musicians in the United States as of July 1, 1995. Includes scheduled performances by the music performers Joybang!; Concert schedule for Barely Pink band; Performances of the group The Paul Durham Band.

Reports on developments concerning musical groups in different areas in the United States. Lil' George & the Shufflin Hungarians' successful shows at Styleen's Rhythm Palace in Syracuse, N.Y.; Seconds Flat's performance at `West Virginia Public Radio's `Mountain Satge' show; Floating Men's performances at the Music City.

Presents United States popular music news for February 1998. Highlights of the January Boston Music Awards, held in Massachusetts, such as the wins of Paula Cole and the Amazing Royal Crowns; The Charlotte, North Carolina-based band, the X-Periment; The nominees for the Chicago Music Awards, to be presented on February 7, such as Local H and Pervis Spann.

Presents regional music news and news of unsigned artists. Response to Charlotte, North Carolina heavy groove-core band Fe26's album `A Worldly Story'; Band members Paul Fenner, Dave Lowder, Lou Everette and Jason Donaldson; Tampa, Fla., jam band Bohemian Swingers and their musical influences; Band members Barney Waterbury, Ricky Shirvis. Steve Connelly and T.J. Glowacki; Contact point; Boston rock group The Sterlings; Band members Patrick Emswiler, Mike Paulo and Ben Hedlund.

Presents various news relative to the sound recording industry in the United States. The success of the Nashville, Texas based band Joe, Marc's Brother; The emergence of recording artist Ramona Silver onto the Boston, Massachusetts music scene; The release of a self-titled album by Miami, Florida based music performers Al's Not Well.

Reports on unsigned artists and regional music news from around the country. Charlotte, North Carolina; Memphis, Tennessee; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; The band Lou Ford from Charlotte; Riverbluff Clan from Memphis; Trolly from Milwaukee; Influences on each band; Their respective musical output.

Discusses the increasing popularity of beach music in the northern United States. The syndication beach music programs offered by the Rhythm 'n Beach Network; Programs offered by the network such as `Fish Fry' and `Rhythm and Beach Top 40'; Comments from Stan Wall, owner of the WLSW Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania radio station, who added `Fish Fry' to the rotation; Comments on beach music.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Help Wanted," in the August 20-27, 2007 issue, "The Kolk Machine Flies On," by Pierre Sparaco in the July 30, 2007 issue, and a letter that called for sound science regarding global warming in the August 6, 2007 issue.