David Allan Coe’s Voice Falls Silent, But His Impact on Radio Endures
The unmistakable voice and outlaw spirit of David Allan Coe fell silent today, marking the end of a career that reshaped country music and left a permanent imprint on radio…
Chickasha Loses a Familiar Voice: Remembering Don Collett
There are voices in radio that go beyond playlists and formats — voices that become part of a town’s daily life. In Chickasha, Oklahoma, one of those voices has now…
Is Radio Really Done Being a Discovery Medium?
Mike McVay recently dropped a pretty blunt take: radio, for the most part, is no longer the discovery vehicle it once was. He says programmers should be spending their time…
Green Bay Radio Host No Longer Employed Following Arrest, Charges
A Green Bay radio personality is no longer with his employer following his arrest on multiple felony charges, according to local reports and a company statement. Authorities say Daniel Lieburn,…
Is Something Familiar to Wichita About to Wake Up Again?
There are certain radio shows that don’t just fill a time slot — they become part of a city’s routine, its rhythm, even its identity. Wichita had one of those.…
Mix 93.3 Shakes Up Afternoons as Mallory Kay Moves Into Drive Time
A familiar voice is stepping into one of the most important dayparts in Kansas City radio. Steel City Media’s KMXV-FM (Mix 93.3) has elevated Mallory Kay to afternoons, pairing her…
Kapone Gets His Flowers: WGCI Turns Up for “Tone Kapone Day” in Chicago
Chicago radio is about to step off the airwaves and into the spotlight. iHeartMedia’s WGCI-FM (107.5) is set to celebrate one of its most recognizable voices, Tone Kapone, with the…
Flowers Set to Lead MIW Into Its Next Chapter
A key leadership transition is on the horizon for Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio as longtime media executive Lori Flowers has been named the organization’s next president. Flowers will…
Savannah’s Morning Voice Falls Silent: Remembering Mark Robertson
For decades, one voice helped define the sound of mornings across coastal Georgia. That voice is now gone, but its impact will not fade anytime soon. Mark Robertson, the longtime…
Audacy Bets Big on LA Sports Radio: Can Local Talent Beat a Crowded Market?
Audacy is about to give Los Angeles something it’s never had — its first full-time FM sports talk station. On May 11th, 97.1 — which has only been simulcasting KNX…