Tribalism
(By Deborah Parenti) Since the beginning of history, humans have formed small, close-knit groups for survival and support. While we no longer need to form tribes to hunt and gather, tribalism is woven into the fabric of society on many levels, including the workplace.
Blast From The Past: Chas Henry, 1978
Happy Friday! This week’s Blast From The Past comes from Chas Henry at Honolulu's KKUA in 1978. Send your Blast From The Past to our Editor-in-Chief, Cameron Coats, for your chance to be featured.
NJ Election Commission to Decide If Spadea Show Violates Rules
On Monday, New Jersey 101.5 morning host Bill Spadea announced he is running as a Republican candidate for governor. Now the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission will decide whether keeping his radio show violates campaign rules.
Kings Hockey Returns To LA Radio For The First Time Since 2018
The LA Kings are returning to radio thanks to a multi-year broadcast partnership with Good Karma Brands' ESPN LA 710 (KSPN-AM). The deal will bring select matches to the station throughout the season, while all games will be available on the ESPN LA app.
WBA and MIW Pair For Second Year Of Fostering Female Leaders
The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, in collaboration with Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio, is calling for applicants for its second annual mentorship program designed to foster female leadership in the radio broadcasting industry.
Emmy Award Highlights KMJ’s 100-Year Legacy In Fresno
KMJ: 100 Years in the Valley, a documentary chronicling the century-long history of Cumulus Media's KMJ-AM in Fresno, has received a regional Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Historical/Cultural News or Long-Form Content.
Beyond AM: How Radio’s Most Powerful Propose A Unified Front
The fight to keep radio in the automobile dashboard has brought the industry together in a way seldom seen before. In a time when unity and coherent messaging are more crucial than ever for radio, how does the industry's elite ensure a better future for the industry?
WBEZ Staff Demand CEO Matt Moog’s Removal Over Layoffs
Journalists at Chicago Public Media's WBEZ are calling for the immediate removal of outgoing CEO Matt Moog after CPM cut 14 employees in April. Moog defended the CPM board's decision due to falling revenues, leading to the vote of no confidence.
Europe Shares In US Broadcasters’ Battle To Save In-Car Radio
As more than 300 executives from the automotive and broadcasting industries gathered in Prague to discuss the global future of radio in vehicles, WorldDAB President Jacqueline Bierhorst emphasized the "relentless" nature of radio and how it must be preserved.
Women to Watch: Haley Bartoletta, Cox Media Group Athens
(By Charese Frugé) Haley Bartoletta is Director of Branding and Programming for Cox Media Group's WGAU (News/Talk) and WPUP (CHR), as well as the Morning Show Host on 106.1 WNGC, Your Georgia Country, in Athens.
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Lifetime Leadership Award Honoree Harvey Nagler
The $250 Question: Inflation and Contesting
