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They Won't Play a Lady-O on Country Radio: Examining Back-to-Back Plays by Gender, Race, & Sexual Orientation
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We looked at 29 radio stations across the US to see how often they played back-to-back songs by women.
They Won't Play a Lady-O on Country Radio: Examining Back-to-Back Plays by Gender, Race, & Sexual Orientation Skip to main content Examining Back-to-Back plays by gender, race, & sexual orientation By Jan Diehm and Dr. Jada Watson They Don’t Play a Lady-O on Country Radio Scroll It’s 8:35am on a Friday morning. You hop into your car and turn on the local country radio station: a classic, Brooks & Dunn’s “That Ain’t No Way To Go.” You’ve got nothing else to do today but ride around and blast some songs . After a few hours you hit a stretch that includes Keith Urban, Kenny Chesney, Michael Ray,
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