Dan DiOrio Leaves WMBD And Peoria Morning Radio Loses Half Of A Twenty One Year Conversation
Peoria woke up this week without one of the voices that had helped start its day for more than two decades, and there is no clever way to make forty-plus…
Peoria woke up this week without one of the voices that had helped start its day for more than two decades, and there is no clever way to make forty-plus…
Tiffany McCormack did not arrive in Hampton Roads with a moving truck, a consultant deck and three months to figure out what makes Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake and Newport News…
I have written thousands of words about other people during my years in broadcasting. I have celebrated promotions, format launches, retirements, ratings victories and careers that deserved to be remembered.…
Mike Wickett has spent more than two decades talking sports across the Midwest, but the latest chapter puts him exactly where his career has been pointing for the last several…
Salt Lake City has officially entered the Christmas music season while most of America is still arguing over pumpkin spice, football and whether putting up decorations before Halloween should be…
Audacy is moving one of its biggest music-and-mental-health events onto New York soil, and NEW 102.7 is turning the arrival into far more than another concert promotion. Megan Moroney, Michelle…
Richmond Country radio woke up different today, because K95 did something far more meaningful than rearrange a schedule. WKHK has moved Brand Manager Carletta Blake into morning drive, ending an…
Jacksonville is not getting an outsider with a fresh notebook and three months of market research ahead of him. Cox Media Group has elevated Jud Heussler to Director of Operations…
Qobuz has just done something about artificial intelligence that I wish more of the music and broadcasting industries would understand: it stopped trying to turn AI into a religious argument…
There are some broadcasters you meet during your career and immediately understand that they are operating on a different frequency than everybody else, and Zach Sang was one of those…