NAB Show Day Four Preview — Las Vegas
The building isn’t slowing down—it’s building up. Day Four of the NAB Show hasn’t even fully unfolded yet, but if you’ve been watching closely over the past three days, you…
Prince: Ten Years Later
Ten years ago today, the music stopped in the most unnatural way possible. On April 21, 2016, Prince was found dead at Paisley Park in suburban Minneapolis. He was 57.…
Gregg Bell Returns Full-Time to KJR Middays
Seattle sports radio has made a move that does not need a siren to be significant. Gregg Bell is back in a full-time weekday role on Sports Radio 93.3 KJR,…
Ruth Presslaff Wins MIW 2026 Frances Preston Trailblazer Award at NAB Show
Las Vegas got loud this week, but one of the biggest statements to come out of the NAB Show did not come from a gadget, a stage demo, or some…
The Morning Show Shakeup: When the Voices Change, the Entire Industry Feels It
The most powerful sound in radio isn’t music. It’s memory. And right now, across this industry, those memories are being interrupted in real time. It doesn’t start with a press…
Before the Mic: What Kindergarten Taught Radio About Trust
The first great broadcaster you ever followed wasn’t on the air. They were standing at the front of a classroom. Today is National Kindergarten Day, and while most people will…
ONE Voyage Sets Sail With a New Mission
A name change can be a small thing in media. Swap out a logo. Refresh a color palette. Punch up the language and hope people call it evolution. But every…
Kelly Behind KLLY
Long before KLLY sat on a dial in Bakersfield, Kelly Orchard was already the reason those letters mattered. That is the story here. Not just that a station name came…
Jodee Slides Back Into U93 Mornings, And South Bend Just Got Its Familiar Spark Back
Sometimes radio changes with a corporate memo. Sometimes it changes with a format flip. And sometimes it changes with something far more dangerous to the competition than any stunt, contest…
MediaCo Adds Roberto Castro as Finance Bench Gets Deeper
The moves that matter in media are not always the loud ones. Sometimes they happen in the finance office. Sometimes they happen far away from the microphones, the studios, the…