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HOOSIER AG TODAY'S ANDY EUBANK RECOGNIZED FOR 50 YEARS IN RADIO
Jul. 25, 2022
Source: Hoosier Ag Today radio network
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| Andy Eubank, President of Hoosier Ag Today, posing next to a cake honoring his 50 years in the radio broadcasting industry. Photo: C.J Miller / Hoosier Ag Today.
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Fifty years, five decades, half a century - that is a long time to be doing anything! On Friday, Hoosier Ag Today (HAT) President Andy Eubank was recognized for working 50 years in radio broadcasting.
At a gathering in Logansport, friends, family, as well as former and current co-workers, gathered to recognize this accomplishment. For many in the crowd, Eubank was the person who gave them their first job in radio. One of those was current HAT Vice President Eric Pfeiffer.
"Andy has been a mentor of mine for the past 18 years. He's taught me nearly everything I know about the radio business and a lot about life," says Pfeiffer. "I've always admired his commitment to producing good radio and making a personal connection with his listeners. He also cares a great deal about community, first the Cass County community and now the entire Indiana ag community. I owe him a great deal for sparking my passion for radio and the opportunities he's given me."
Eubank first started in radio at WLCL-FM (now WZVN-FM) in Lowell, Indiana in Lake County. He said his first on-air experience was when he had just finished his freshman year of high school.
"I got involved in it because a friend wanted to get this program started and the radio station agreed to it, and about two years later, I was the only one still in radio and I've been in radio every day of my life since," said Eubank.
Eubank had a long, successful career at WSAL-AM-FM and WLHM-FM in Logansport. Over the course of his 29-year career at those stations, he rose to the ranks of Vice President and General Manager.
Eubank joined Hoosier Ag Today in 2007 and was named Vice President of Operations. In 2022, he was named President of the company, which now also includes Michigan Ag Today, as well as the Indiana Farm Equipment and Technology Expo which is held in December at Grand Park in Westfield.
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