There are two ways radio companies can fill an important programming position. They can conduct a nationwide search, sift through résumés, chase somebody from another market and spend months teaching…
There are radio conferences. There are conventions. There are industry gatherings where you pick up a badge, attend a few panels, shake some hands, exchange business cards and head for…
Every once in a while, radio reminds everybody exactly why this medium still matters. Not because of a ratings point. Not because somebody played a massive record first. Not because…
There are people in radio whose job is to tell listeners what’s happening. And then there are people who eventually use the microphone to tell listeners something that might save…
Radio has a funny way of bringing people home. You leave a station. You leave a city. You take another job. Then another. You collect call letters, markets, airchecks and…
There are hires that require an introduction. Jarrett Payton does not require an introduction in Chicago. Following the departure of longtime morning host Mike Mulligan, Audacy’s 104.3 The Score WSCR-FM…
Some radio personalities work in a market. Some become connected to a market. And apparently Kannon and Atlanta are simply incapable of staying away from each other. Cumulus Media is…
There is a revolutionary concept quietly breaking out in Sports radio. Putting people on the radio who actually know the city they’re talking about. Wild, right? Cromwell Media is doubling…
There are radio brands that belong to a frequency. And then there are radio brands that become so intertwined with a city that the frequency almost becomes secondary. Austin’s KGSR…
Saga Communications isn’t simply filling an executive vacancy. It’s handing the programming keys to two people who already know where every curve in the road is. With Senior Vice President…