“Rowdy on the Rise” Brings Versatility to Station Schedules

For radio stations seeking a dynamic, high-energy solution to fill challenging time slots, SuiteRadio introduces Rowdy on the Rise, a new one-hour stand-alone show hosted by Hall-of-Fame broadcaster Rowdy Yates. 

Launched to deliver a fresh, engaging option for programmers, this versatile program is designed to seamlessly fit into tight schedules while adding a punch of personality and premium production value.
Source: This announcement is adapted from SuiteRadio’s promotional release, as reported by industry outlets covering radio programming innovations.

Yates, is a celebrated radio veteran and recipient of CRB/CRS, ACM, and Country Radio Hall of Fame honors, brings his signature charisma and top-tier presentation to the mic. Known for his ability to connect with listeners, Yates delivers a show that’s equal parts timely, topical, irreverent, and offbeat, reaching audiences in a way that feels personal and bold.

Rowdy Yates

Rowdy on the Rise is a one-hour, standalone program crafted for flexibility. Its modular design allows stations to plug it into various dayparts, including: 

• AM Drive Lead-In: A lively kickoff to morning programming.
• Morning Wrap-Up: A smooth transition into midday slots.
• Weekend Programming: Delivered via Mr. Master, the show’s segments can be repurposed to cover up to five hours of Saturday or Sunday morning content, maximizing efficiency for weekend schedules.

New Bonus Feature: The Otis Advisory: As an added perk, every Rowdy on the Rise episode now includes a 90-second News Cartoon called The Otis Advisory. This highly produced, standalone commentary offers a humorous take on today’s polarized political climate, designed to entertain without alienating listeners. The Otis Advisory can air on any station within their cluster, regardless of format.

 Program directors are encouraged to visit www.suiteradio.net/rowdyontherise to hear the demo and explore how Rowdy on the Rise can transform their schedule. As SuiteRadio puts it: “Isn’t it time for YOU to get Rowdy?”