Alyssa DiTomasso barely had time to get comfortable behind the morning-show microphone at Your Georgia Country 106.1 WNGC before her career took another turn. After joining the Cox Media Group…
Well… That didn’t last long. Just shy of a year after Audacy made a very big deal about bringing two enormously familiar Atlanta personalities back to morning radio, Kevin Avery…
Some radio layoffs hurt because a talented broadcaster loses a job. This one hurts differently. Michelle McKormick isn’t somebody who arrived in Grand Rapids three years ago, learned how to…
Some syndicated shows arrive with a massive corporate machine, dozens of launch affiliates and enough promotional material to wallpaper the station. Others grow the old-fashioned way: one station, one programmer…
The radio-station sale sign is back out at Cumulus Media, and two more commercial FM signals are headed toward a dramatically different future. Radio Training Network is acquiring Classic Rock…
Now that I can look back on some 53 to 56 years on local radio stations in a number of cities and towns, I am often asked by younger people,…
There are people who attend radio conventions, and then there are people who somehow become part of the convention itself. You don’t necessarily look for their name on a panel.…
Some radio careers end with a surprise phone call, a disappearing biography and coworkers wondering what just happened. LaDonne Craig gets a different ending — and after two decades helping…
Fourteen years is an eternity in modern talk radio. Formats change, owners change, audiences migrate, platforms explode, careers rise and fall — and through all of it, Chris Salcedo has…
There are broadcasters who had great careers, and then there are broadcasters whose careers read like somebody dared them to see how many corners of the entertainment business they could…