Joplin’s Top 40 Monopoly Is Over……Now the Real Fun Begins
For years, the rules of the game in Joplin were simple. If you wanted hit music, you listened to “Kissin’ 92.5” KSYN. There wasn’t another serious Top 40 player in…
Audacy’s 97.1 The Fan Taps James Koh for First Full-Time Weekday Hosting Role
Just one month after flipping the switch on its newest sports station, Audacy is making its first major lineup move. Audacy’s 97.1 The Fan in Los Angeles has named content…
Red Apple Media Gives Lee Harris a Bigger Seat at the Table
Six weeks. That’s all it took. After bringing veteran broadcaster and news executive Lee Harris into the fold to help launch the Worldwide News Network, Red Apple Media is already…
The Grammys Just Did Something They Rarely Do: They Admitted Music Changed
For decades, the Grammys have been accused of being a step behind. Too traditional. Too slow to evolve. Too focused on what music used to be instead of what it’s…
From Political Firestorms to Morning Drive: Casey Daniels Is About to Wake Up Charlottesville
Just when you thought you had Casey Daniels figured out… She changed the station. Again. After stepping away from one of Indiana’s most visible News/Talk roles just weeks ago, Casey…
Austin’s Radio Landscape Just Changed—And This Isn’t Just Another Station Sale
Austin has never been a market that plays by the rules. It’s a city where Willie Nelson and Willie Wonka-level weirdness somehow coexist. A place where food trucks become institutions,…
Chattanooga’s Pop Scene Just Got a New Architect—And He Already Knows How to Win
There are radio hires that fill vacancies. Then there are radio hires that send a message. This one feels like the latter. Audacy has tapped Dave Jackson to become the…
South Florida Just Avoided a Radio Earthquake
You know those stories where a legendary morning show suddenly disappears overnight, leaving listeners wondering what happened and competitors scrambling to pick up the pieces? This isn’t one of those…
Tennessee’s Radio Queen Is Going Home—And Knoxville Is About to Feel It
This isn’t consolidation. It’s a homecoming. And if you know Tennessee radio, you know exactly why people are paying attention. Barbara Bridges, one of the most respected programming minds in…
Family Life Radio’s Soundtrack Is Changing as a Beloved Leader Signs Off
If you’ve ever wondered who decides which songs become the soundtrack to your faith journey, the answer often isn’t the artist behind the microphone. It’s the person behind the scenes.…