Dems Want FCC Chairman Ousted Over Free Speech Concerns
In an extraordinary clash over free speech and political power, Democrats are demanding FCC Chairman Brendan Carr resign after his remarks about broadcast content and penalties raise hard questions about government pressure on the future of industry consolidation.
Edison: Cultural Stories and Spanish Hosts Drive Latino Listening
As Hispanic Heritage Month begins, new data from Edison Research shows Latino audio listeners are tuning in and asking for more. Cultural connection is driving demand for Spanish-language content, local stories, and hosts who reflect their lived experience.
Radio United Joins Fight Against Childhood Cancer In Laredo
Laredo's Radio United held its inaugural Fight Like A Kid Radiothon, raising $9,124.71 to support local children battling cancer and the families who care for them. The 13-hour event, benefitting Smiles From Heaven, aired across the company's four signals on September 12.
Radio Can Do What Politics Can’t
(Randy Lane) The United States has been rocked by political violence this year. As broadcast influencers, we have a powerful platform. We can either add to the hate and division, or we can be the voice of connection, collaboration, and positivity.
Talent, Use Your Three Minutes Wisely
(Buzz Knight) There has been much talk since Nielsen amended the quarter-hour listening credit rule to three minutes. Rather than consider what it means for ratings measurement, I want to focus on how talent need to accept this gift with their eyes wide open.
CRS Opens Applications for 2026 Lisa McKay Scholarship
Country Radio Broadcasters and Country Radio Seminar have opened applications for the Lisa McKay Women in Radio Scholarship. The program honors McKay’s impact on radio programming and provides new opportunities for aspiring female leaders.
Shoreline Expands In Kentucky As Estes Ends Ownership
Whitley Broadcasting Company owner David P. Estes is retiring after forty years in radio, and is relinquishing control of his two stations on the Tennessee/Kentucky border in a sale to Shoreline Communications' Mike and Laura Harris.
TODAY: Explore Sales Leadership In 2025 With CSS
Hiring is tough. Pipelines feel slow. Decision makers are tougher to get to. And still, sales goals don’t budge. If you’re a sales manager looking for clarity, not clichés, join Radio Ink and the Center for Sales Strategy for the next Radio Masters Sales Series webinar.
Women To Watch: Bridget England; 96 Rock, Cincinnati
(Charese Frugé) Few people can say they’ve built an entire radio career in the city where they were born and raised, but Bridget England is one of them. The long-term host at Cumulus Cincinnati’s 96 Rock (WFKT) has spent 15 years waking up the Queen City with rock and personality.
I Asked a 23-Year-Old Why She Doesn’t Listen to Radio
(Erik Cudd) The next generation doesn’t hate radio. They just don’t see the point. I’ve spent three decades in radio. Recently, I was schooled by a 23-year-old barista I’ll call “Taylor.” She represents exactly who radio wants but can’t seem to reach.
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