Radio operators walking back into their buildings after the Labor Day weekend might want to pay particularly close attention to what happened in Washington while most of the industry was…
There are broadcasters who work in a market, and then there are broadcasters who become part of the market itself. They are there when people wake up, when schools close…
For more than four decades, if football mattered in Louisiana, Mike Detillier was somewhere in the conversation. The NFL Draft, the New Orleans Saints, LSU, prospects nobody else had heard…
There are exits in radio, and then there are exits that force you to look at an entire chapter of a station’s history. Kenny Smoov is leaving Cumulus Media’s 92Q…
When a heritage station blows up a morning show, the easy move is to panic, import somebody from somewhere else and hope the audience follows the memo. Mix 100 KIMN…
There are moments when the microphone stops being a microphone. It stops being the place where we sell a record, introduce a morning-show bit, tease what is coming after the…
Detroit’s radio dial has shifted again, and this time the change is less about launching something new than acknowledging what was already becoming obvious. After Beasley Media completed the $450,000…
Christian Lacoss will wrap up a two-year run with Saga Communications’ 96.5 Live Free Country WMLL following tonight’s show, ending a chapter that saw him grow from a relatively new…
There is a particular kind of radio stunt that works best when the station refuses to tell you exactly what is happening, keeps the music where listeners expect it, and…
Houston radio did not leave this opening vacant for long. After the disappearance of 95.7 The Spot from the market’s variety-music landscape, a new player has moved directly toward that…