Radio trains us to think every departure needs another set of call letters attached to it. Who hired her? What’s the new market? Is this a promotion? Where’s she going…
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…
Chicago sports radio is not supposed to feel disposable. Not the stations. Not the shows. And certainly not the people who spend decades becoming part of the daily rhythm of…
There are days in this business when a piece of news comes across the desk and the first reaction is simple: This cannot possibly be real. Then it turns out…
Well… That didn’t last long. Just shy of a year after Audacy made a very big deal about bringing two enormously familiar Atlanta personalities back to morning radio, Kevin Avery…
You Can Change a Morning Show Name but You Cannot Erase Twenty Five Years of Local Radio Twenty-five years in morning radio isn’t a job. It’s a relationship. It’s thousands…
Replacing 34 years of familiarity isn’t something a radio station accomplishes by simply putting another name on the schedule. When Gayle Garton retired from Audacy’s 101.5 Lite FM WLYF after…
Not every headline in broadcasting ends with a jury verdict. Sometimes the biggest story is that two sides decide it’s time to stop fighting. In an industry built on communication,…
The Las Vegas radio landscape is preparing for another significant shift as Audacy streamlines its Conservative Talk lineup, bringing all of its spoken-word programming together on a single signal while…