Every once in a while, somebody comes along in radio who reminds me of the excitement that made so many of us fall in love with this business in the…

There are radio station sales that amount to little more than a collection of call letters changing hands, and then there are transactions that close one chapter of broadcasting history…

There’s something about nighttime R&B radio that has always been different from anything else we do in this business. During the day, we’re concerned about getting listeners to work, keeping…

One of the most recognizable voices on a nationally syndicated radio show with deep Arizona roots is moving on, and the change raises some interesting questions about what happens when…

There are personnel decisions in radio that make perfect sense when you examine the financial realities facing broadcasters, and there are others that leave you wondering whether somebody has forgotten…

When On The Dial first opened its doors to the broadcasting community earlier this year, the idea was pretty straightforward. We wanted to create a place where radio people could…

Louisville’s 99.7 DJX is preparing to say goodbye to a personality who has spent the past four years entertaining listeners during their afternoon commute, and the next chapter of her…

There are contract extensions in radio that amount to little more than somebody signing a document and everybody moving along with their Tuesday. Then there are extensions that tell you…

In 1985, a young man from Harlem walked into the lives of millions of Black radio listeners and gave them something they didn’t know they were missing. His voice was…

Dallas radio has spent more than twenty-five years with K104 and 97.9 The Beat staring across town at one another, fighting for many of the same listeners, artists, concerts, personalities…