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The Home Depot remains at the top of the Media Monitors list. CDC has moved back into the top five as has vax provider Pfizer. Here are the top five radio advertisers from last week...

The Mentoring Inspiring Women in Radio group is presenting a free webinar to highlight industry leaders that have impacted change in their companies on Thursday, December 2 at 1PM Eastern. Registration is free to all.

(By Mike McVay) The folks at Beasley Media Group, Benztown, and McVay Media have been working with the Library of American Broadcast Foundation to teach a class on podcasting to Clark Howard University in Atlanta.

(By Loyd Ford So much in sales focuses on closing. Are you a great closer? How are your closing skills?

The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation has elected Streamline Publishing President Deborah Parenti and BMI Vice President of Licensing and Industry Relations Dan Spears to its Board of Directors.

(By Randy Lane) As Jon Kabat-Zinn says, “The little things? The little moments? They aren’t little.” Saying thank you, holding the door for someone, these little moments can change the tone of your whole day.

The event of the year is in the books. Forecast 2022 in New York City (the real Forecast) was a smashing success and we have the pictures to prove it. CLICK HERE to see some of your colleagues that now know exactly where 2022 is headed for radio. 

Rob Dobi called into conservative talk station WSMN in Nashua, New Hampshire and named as many punk bands as he could before the hosts caught on. While the hosts were seriously criticizing liberals Dobi snuck in nearly a dozen bands including Blink 182, Fall Out Boys and Black Flag. Watch the hilarious call HERE.

We went behind the scenes to find out how Beasley Media Group Detroit’s WRIF-FM created its new The RIFF Rock Hall, an online experience highlighting 50 years of Detroit’s legendary rock station. Watch our interview with Ken Wasilewski and Scott Jameson on FACEBOOK or YOUTUBE.

Matty's Turkey Toss helped out the Greater Boston Food Bank. Matty In The Morning on Kiss108 brought together area high schools to compete in the fundraiser.