Radio America President
James C. Roberts

Radio America is a division of The American Studies Center. Radio America's mission is to produce and syndicate quality radio programs reflecting a "commitment to traditional American values, limited government and the free market.

Radio America was founded in 1985 by the President, James C. Roberts. Since then Radio America has been providing stations across the nation with the best in news, talk, documentary and short-features programming.

Radio America has built a solid reputation for excellence among the many thousands of stations which have broadcast the network's offerings over the past decade. During that time, Radio America has won a host of awards including the New York International Radio Festivals Gold and Silver medals, the ABA Silver Gavel, Gabriel, Ohio State, Freedom Foundation and many others. In 1997, Radio America achieved full network status, broadcasting 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Programs are broadcast via three satellites and over 400 affiliates carry our programs. In addition, the network's programs are now available through the Internet via RealAudio. Radio America programs generally reflect the network's adherance to traditional American values, limited government and the free market. News and talk features predominate on weekdays, while weekends offer a varied menu of special programs ranging from home finance to sports; from medical advice to politics.