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FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks is a guest speaker at the 19th annual Power of Urban Radio Forum in Washington, D.C. this week.

Winners of the 2019 NAB Marconi Radio Awards were announced Thursday night at the 30th annual Marconi Radio Awards Dinner at the Radio Show in Dallas. Entercom's KRTH-FM took home the Legendary trophy while Hubbard's Dan Seeman won for Legendary Station Manager. Here are all the 2019 winners.

Once Seth Dunlap and his attorney's found out about the police report Entercom filed, they quickly claimed it "does not contain any documentary or supportive evidence other than Entercom’s false, defamatory, and self-serving statements."

The story in New Orleans involving WWL host Seth Dunlap gets stranger by the day. We reported yesterday that Entercom has turned the case of the homophobic tweet over to the New Orleans Police Department for further investigation. Now we know why.

Entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk was the Thursday morning keynote speaker at the Radio Show in Dallas. Vaynerchuk says audio victory is here. But he added: "Any business that digs in its heels and thinks that radio will win is going to lose."

The 2019 Radio Ink Radio Wayne Award winners were announced Thursday morning at the Radio Show in Dallas. The happy honorees are seen here with Radio Ink Publisher Deborah Parenti. Congratuations to all the winners!

Another great tool for radio sellers to share with their clients from the RAB. At the Radio Show this week in Dallas, the RAB's new Radio Works video was unveiled.

SummitMedia radio station 104.7 WZZK/Birmingham, AL, and the nationally syndicated Rick and Bubba Morning Show, in partnership with Buffalo Wild Wings and the Outdoor Ability Foundation, presented a new Outdoor Ability Track Chair to 9th grade student Braden Jones.

iHeartMedia has been the radio industry leader when it comes to podcasting. From purchasing How Stuff Works, to The Ron Burgandy Podcast with Will Ferrell, to slapping a full day of podcasts on its radio stations, iHeart has not been afraid to take risks with this fairly new medium. So what does Bob Pittman think about it all?

That's the question MSNBC and NBC News Anchor Stephanie Ruhle asked the CEOs of radio's three largest companies at the Radio Show in Dallas, Wednesday afternoon.