Dustin “Haze” Monroe Departs Z107.7 St. Louis
A familiar voice in St. Louis radio is moving on. Dustin “Haze” Monroe has exited his position as Assistant Program Director and afternoon personality at iHeartMedia’s Z107.7, ending a return…
Bulls and The Score Extend Winning Partnership
One of Chicago’s most recognizable sports partnerships is sticking together. The Chicago Bulls and Audacy’s 670 The Score and 104.3 FM have agreed to a new multi-year extension that keeps…
The Slow Murder Of Radio: A Love Letter, An Obituary, And A Warning
I have spent more than 30 years in this business. I’ve slept on radio station couches. I’ve missed holidays. I’ve worked overnight shifts. I’ve driven through blizzards to make air…
Fletch Returns: Beaver 100.3 Brings Back A Legendary Morning Voice
Some radio personalities leave a station. Others become part of its DNA. After more than four years away, Greg “Fletch” Fletcher is making a dramatic return to mornings at Beaver…
Dennis Malloy Returns to New Jersey Airwaves as Familiar Voices Reunite
Sometimes radio has a way of coming full circle. After stepping away from his longtime midday role nearly a year ago, Dennis Malloy is heading back to the microphone full-time…
iHeartMedia Wants to Reinvent Radio Advertising — And the Industry May Never Be the Same
For decades, radio has sold something digital platforms have spent billions trying to replicate: trust. Now, iHeartMedia says it’s time for radio to finally get the technology to match its…
East Texas Just Got Louder: Brandon Young Brings a Fresh Spark to Star Country 95.9
Country radio fans in East Texas may want to buckle up. Star Country 95.9 in Sulphur Springs has added Brandon Young (Shotgun Jackson) to its lineup, in Morning Drive, and…
KISS 104.1 Turns the Dial: Atlanta Radio Veterans Step Into New Roles
Atlanta radio is getting a familiar facelift. Cox Media Group’s Adult R&B powerhouse, KISS 104.1, is reshuffling its weekday lineup, bringing some of the city’s most recognizable voices into new…
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…