There are certain personalities in radio whose reputations extend well beyond the cities where they work, and Terrance “Hollyhood Bay Bay” Stewart has spent nearly two decades demonstrating exactly what…
And perhaps the least surprising part of the whole thing is the programmer standing nearby while it’s happening. JR Ammons is back. Oh, Atlanta. NOW THIS COULD GET INTERESTING. The…
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…
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…
Fourteen years is an eternity in modern talk radio. Formats change, owners change, audiences migrate, platforms explode, careers rise and fall — and through all of it, Chris Salcedo has…
One of Houston radio’s longtime programming leaders is closing an impressive chapter. After 25 years with Salem Media, veteran broadcaster Chuck Tiller has announced that his time with the company…
One of the biggest format changes Houston has seen in years is about to reshape the city’s sports radio landscape. Beginning Thursday, August 13, Audacy will expand the reach of…
Sometimes radio hires are just radio hires. A new name on the website. A quick social media post. A revised lineup card. This isn’t one of those stories. J.R. Gonzalez…
The new Radio Hall of Fame ballot does not feel like one lane of radio trying to make its case. It feels like the whole medium walking into the room…
(Updated at 19:26 CT) The silence in Houston now has an answer. Gerardo Sproet has exited his midday position at 93Q (KKBQ-FM), as the Urban One country outlet begins the…