Kristen Gates Exits 94-9 The Bull Atlanta
Something shifted in Atlanta radio this week, and it wasn’t loud, it wasn’t heavily promoted and it didn’t come wrapped in a press release filled with gratitude and celebration. It…
Something shifted in Atlanta radio this week, and it wasn’t loud, it wasn’t heavily promoted and it didn’t come wrapped in a press release filled with gratitude and celebration. It…
This is no longer a bad week. It is a pattern. It is a system. It is a corporate habit that keeps chewing through the very people radio still needs…
There are nights when the industry celebrates performance… and then there are moments when it celebrates purpose. On April 13, 2026, the National Association of Broadcasters Leadership Foundation quietly delivered…
There was no breaking alert. No industry-wide pause. No defining headline that forced everyone to stop and take notice. April 17, 2025 moved through the broadcast radio business like any…
For decades, if you lived anywhere near the Georgia coast, your morning probably started the same way. You turned on the radio… and there he was. Mark Robertson wasn’t just…
April 16, 2026 Another familiar voice is gone, and this time it’s one that had been part of Connecticut radio for more than a generation. Allison Demers is no longer…
Another round of iHeartMedia programming cuts is hitting multiple markets today, with Colorado Springs, Louisville, and San Francisco among the clusters seeing the most immediate impact. As has become increasingly…
Vince Richards is back in North Texas, taking on programming duties for KEGL-FM and KZPS-FM, a move that brings a longtime radio executive back to a market he knows well.…
You can feel it when something in radio is different. Not better. Not worse. Just different enough that everybody in the building starts paying attention whether they admit it or…
Every once in a while, a move gets made that isn’t just about filling a position — it’s about setting a tone. That’s exactly what this is. iHeartMedia didn’t just…