Wallace Radio Syndication is owned by Matt Wallace, a graduate of South St. Paul high school in ’89.  He studied business and is a college graduate of Bemidji State University.  Matt got his start in radio in the year 2000 and began developing the idea of delivering statewide programming in Minnesota.  In 2003 Matt began the Minnesota Prep Sports Hour on 10 affiliates.  The company would grow into a 50 station network providing four different programs.  It is with that experience of building a successful network, working with affiliates, and providing programming that he decided to evolve the network side of his talents, and to deliver programming offered by 3^rd party talent and providers.

Wallace Radio Syndication is on the leading edge of technology.  We are the first (currently only) radio network using new IP codec technology from Barix to distribute live programming,  with very little latency, and very high quality.

We provide radio stations with the hardware to receive the feeds.  When radio stations work with us there are no costs for equipment and programming.  It is with understanding of what affiliate needs are that we offer quality programming, that is sellable, and also automated using our unique delivery method.

Attention Radio Stations – You should consider working with Wallace Radio Syndication for your programming needs.  Take a look at our current program offerings.   Contact us immediately if you have questions.  651-353-7031

Attention Universities and/or Minor League Teams - The beauty of our delivery method is that we can build a network with as few as 3 radio stations and up to ……… well a lot!!  So if your university, or minor league team has demand for more radio coverage than you’re currently providing, let Wallace Radio Syndication build out your network and get those games on the air.

Attention Talent – Have a program that should be syndicated.  Let’s Talk!!  Radio stations need good programming.  But it can’t just be good, they have to be able to sell it and affect their bottom line.  Keep that in mind when you develop programming.