(Grain Valley, Mo., ) Land Line Now, a radio show produced by the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA), was recognized by the International Automotive Media Awards on June 23 at the Automotive Hall of Fame in Dearborn, Mich.
News Anchor Reed Black and Producer/Senior Sound Engineer Barry Spillman received a gold award plus a Best of All Radio award for a story titled "There's a Wall in Washington which is about the annual motorcycle cross-country event called the Run for the Wall."
Senior Correspondent Terry Scruton and Producer/Senior Sound Engineer Barry Spillman received a gold award for a story called Aaron Tippin Back on the Road.
The Land Line Now staff won a Bronze award in the Public Service category for conducting a telethon for OOIDA's troops care package program called The Truckers for Troops Telethon.
The International Automotive Media Awards competition is a program that recognizes and encourages excellence in all forms of automotive media.
"Land Line Now" is the first daily news and information program designed specifically for America's truck drivers. The show is broadcast nationwide each day on Sirius XM Satellite Radios Road Dog Trucking channel, SIRIUS 147 and XM 171. Visit Land Line Now Web site.
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association is the largest national trade association representing the interests of small-business trucking professionals and professional truck drivers. The Association currently has nearly 160,000 members nationwide. OOIDA was established in 1973 and is headquartered in the greater Kansas City, Mo., area.
