Joy Taylor Returns to Audio in Major Urban One Move
One of sports media’s most recognizable voices is officially stepping back behind the microphone—and this time, she’s doing it on her own terms. After months of speculation surrounding her next…
“Hard Rock Nights” Expands National Footprint Through Seaboard Networks Deal
In a radio landscape where many syndicated music shows are built around algorithms, recycled playlists, and safe programming decisions, “Hard Rock Nights with Brian Basher” has managed to survive—and grow—the…
Kevin Rich Returns to the Spotlight With Major Northeast Leadership Role
One of radio’s most seasoned revenue and operations executives is stepping back into a major leadership position in the Northeast. Veteran broadcaster Kevin Rich has been named Region President overseeing…
Radio Mercury Awards Put Audio Creativity Center Stage Again
While much of the media world continues obsessing over video, algorithms, and shrinking attention spans, the Radio Mercury Awards are once again proving that audio storytelling remains one of the…
WXTU’s Razz Preparing to Exit Philadelphia Radio After Two Decades
One of Philadelphia radio’s most familiar Country voices is preparing to step away from the building. Mark “Razz” Radziewicz, the longtime Program Director and midday personality for Beasley Media Group’s…
Chris Eagan Expands Hubbard Leadership Role With KS95 Appointment
Hubbard Radio is making a major programming move in the Twin Cities, officially expanding the role of veteran content executive Chris Eagan as the new Vice President of Brand and…
Townsquare Expands Digital Reach With Broadway Media Alliance
The line between broadcast and digital just got thinner—and a whole lot louder. Townsquare Media is doubling down on its digital-first strategy, announcing a new partnership with Salt Lake City-based…
A Pittsburgh Voice Falls Silent
There are voices in radio that come and go… and then there are voices that stay. Voices that don’t just read the news, but become part of the rhythm of…
Cinco on the Dial
Before the first break is even fired and before the morning show settles into its rhythm, you can feel the difference in the air. Cinco de Mayo doesn’t ease in—it…
Deal Collapses, Stations Go Dark Again
A quick rebuild has turned into another shutdown in western Montana. Todd Nixon’s Sticks Media has backed out of its agreement to purchase 102.5 KMSO in Missoula and 107.9 KHDV…