Raad, McCarthy Announced for WCBS Mets Coverage
Audacy has formally announced the additions of Keith Raad and Pat McCarthy to its coverage of Mets games on WCBS (880 AM) in New York. Raad will team up with Howie Rose to call the games on WCBS, while McCarthy will work as the pre-game and post-game host.
iHeart Top Publisher in January
With 814 shows the iHeartPodast network pulled in over 33 million unique listeners in January, according to Podtrac. Wondery was next, followed by NPR, The New York Times and NBC News. Here are Podtrac's top 20 for the month...
Advertisecast Adds Two Canadian Shows
Libsyn has announced two exclusive advertising partnerships between Libsyn’s AdvertiseCast and the 604 Podcast Network and The Suspendables podcast.
NEW: You Didn’t See Nothin
You Didn't See Nothin is a new limited series podcast from USG Audio and the Invisible Institute. The show follows host Yohance Lacour as he revisits a 1997 hate crime on the South Side of Chicago that introduced him to the world of investigative journalism.
Benztown Goes Live From Dubai
Benztown and P1 Media Group to Host Free Webinar This Thursday With Kris Fade, Host of The Kris Fade Show on Virgin Radio 104.4 in Dubai
Former Radio Exec Launches Podcast
Jeff Holden was identified with a Myocardial Bridge in 2021 after a heart attack that year at the age of 65. He's since committed to supporting others dealing with symptoms of their myocardial bridges through a variety of efforts including a podcast.
Hal Jay Gets a New Heart
Dallas-area morning news host Hal Jay has received a new heart and is resting comfortably, according to his wife. Last month Jay announced on his WBAP-AM morning show that he was awaiting a heart transplant.
Dex & Barbie Join WAPE in Jacksonville
Cox Media's WAPE (95.1 FM) in Jacksonville is launching The Dex & Baribie T Morning Show, hosted by Dex Mitchell and Barbie T. Whitmire, starting Monday. The new morning show will air on WAPE from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. local time.
The Traits of Great On-Air Personalities
(By Mike McVay) There is a realization of the value of on-air talent of late. It’s not like air talent hasn’t always been critical to the success of a radio station, but until the acknowledged recognition of music services as a competitor, they were for the most part undervalued.
The More You Know, the Less You Learn
(By Alec Drake) A danger zone when it comes to experience is settling into what you know and repeating what works. If we take an honest inventory of our management approach, we will find flaws in our thinking and should commit to action over procrastination.
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