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Brian Philips has been promoted to Chief Content Officer for content across all Cumulus platforms. He previously served as Executive Vice President, Content and Audience.

When Rob Walch speaks about podcasting, people listen. The Hall of Famer is always armed with believable stats and honest commentary about the industry. If you want the truth about podcasting, and your ability to make real money podcasting, you'll want to hear what Rob has to say at our second annual virtual podcasting conference.

WBAP in Dallas is launching a year-long centennial celebration today. The station signed on for the first time under the direction of famed Ft. Worth Businessman Amon G. Carter on Tuesday, May 2nd, 1922, operating at 10 Watts of Power.

Webster writes in his I Hear Things blog that he'll be leaving Edison at the end of May. He's been with the company for 18 years. Webster wants to spend more time in the podcasting space and plans to announce the details of those plans in the near future. Read his blog HERE.

(By Rick Fink) It’s a simple thing, but it has a powerful impact. “Do you have a detailed daily “To-Do” list? When you accomplish each task, do you put a checkmark by it or cross it off?

(By Loyd Ford) We’ve all heard it. “Always be closing.” But what are the real secrets to selling more? Here are 10 things to keep in mind.

Danny Bonaduce is the co-host of the morning show on iHeartMedia's KZOK in Seattle. The 62-year old announced on Twitter Friday that he'll be going on leave from the show to deal with an unspecified medical issue. Here's his post...

(Mike McVay) If you want to learn … you learn. It’s appropriate that as we approach Mother’s Day, I quote my mother, who said that to me on many an evening when I sat at the kitchen table doing my homework.

According to Reuters, Radio Liberty producer Vira Hyrych was killed in a missile attack in Kyiv. She had worked at the Radio Liberty Kyiv bureau since 2018.

It was the first big live industry gathering in over two years. NAB Las Vegas is in the books. What did some radio executives who attended the show think of the event? Here's a sampling...