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The KOSI Teddy Bear Patrol is underway in Denver. The Bonneville International station is teaming up with the Stinker Stores chain to collect new teddy bears to be given to children by Police, Firefighters and EMS organizations.

(By Mike McVay) The current print issue of Radio Ink includes The 40 Most Powerful in Radio. One of the feature stories in that issue is one that I authored. It’s an interview piece with four programmers who had held positions at the top of the programming success ladder for many years.

(By Loyd Ford)This won’t take long. Today’s article is all questions. But they’re great questions. Just a few brief thoughts about turning your attention to our critical powers at radio.

Finalists for the 2022 NAB Marconi Radio Awards will be announced live during a special virtual program today at 1:00 p.m. EST. The winners will be announced in person on October 19th at the NAB Show in New York City.

(By Michael Doyle) For years I’ve heard the same refrain from people in the Radio business about being an undervalued medium. They blame advertisers locally and nationally for not seeing the value in Radio.

(By Marc Greenspan) Do you have a well-planned strategy for going after political dollars this year? Do you know who your prospects are and how to reach them?

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds declared Thursday, July 14 to be  “KXEL Radio 80th Anniversary Day” in the state. The station is owned by NRG Media.

WLZL-FM in Washington, DC has raised 246,720 for St Jude's Children bringing the total raised by the station over the years to $2.1 million dollars to cure Childhood Cancer. The $247K was raised during a one-day radiothon.

KMBY-AM/FM in Monterey is 87 years old. The station, owned and operated by Hanford Youth Services, has set a community birthday party celebration for July 23.

It sure would be nice if all the major radio companies got behind a national branding campaign, to not only fight back the marketing beating SiriusXM is giving the industry, but to stand up for itself in the court of public opinion. PSA's about the power of radio at 3AM just don't cut it.