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Scott “Tuna” Mitchell likes being the big fish in the Stratford, Connecticut, marina business. Boardwalk Marina is the largest marina on the Hosatonic River and Mitchell credits his success to the power of local radio. Our weekly advertiser success stories are sponsored by SPECbyte.com

The Chuck and Julie Show launches this Wednesday. Chuck Bonniwell and Julie Hayden, who are married, were fired by Salem last month after Bonniwell said, "you wish for a nice school shooting” to interrupt the impeachment proceedings."

(By Bob McCurdy) Often the best way to reinforce a point is to reference a quote or a corroborating point of view from a respected and influential source, which is why the “They said it, I didn’t” approach can be effective.

(By Laurie Kahn) With a new decade upon us, it’s a good time to reflect on how you, as an owner or manager, treat those who work for you.

(By Jeff McHugh) Is fitness among your 2020 resolutions? Over the holidays I attended a group circuit training class where a coach led us through a series of exercises -- and I got a life lesson with my workout.

Over 15 weekdays, between January 6 and 24, The Current will honor to its 15th anniversary with special programming. The station kicks off this countdown to its milestone anniversary on Monday.

Is podcasting part of your 2020 game plan? The Podcast Business Journal has surveyed 20 podcasting experts to get their take on that industry's rapidly changing landscape, and, how radio fits into their space. Read all 20 of those features HERE.

It's been said many times that young adults exiting college do not want to join the ranks of radio. Over the past 6 months we've found that statement to be false. Not only are they getting into radio, they are just as passionate about radio as someone that's been in the industry for decades. Take Tanner Chambers (pictured here) for example...

Entercom has moved Damon Amendolara into the morning drive slot at CBS Sports Radio following the departure of the Taz and the Moose show.

The duo will continue to call Yankee games for Entercom's WFAN. It will be their 16th season together. John Sterling, known for his off-the-wall home run calls, is 81 years old. Suzyn Waldman has been the main color commentator for Yankee games since 2005.