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NRG Media has hired D-Wayne Taylor as the new PD for RED 94.5. in Lincoln, Nebraska. Taylor replaces Tiago Rey, who left NRG to work for Univision in Houston in their creative services department.

The Museum of Broadcast Communications announced on Monday that KFI-AM host Bill Handel, who also hosts a nationally syndicated program called Handel On The Law, will be MC the Radio Hall of Fame induction ceremony November 1st in Chicago. Handel is a 2017 Hall Inductee.  

Comedian and social justice advocate Amanda Seales becomes a syndicated radio host On November 7th. Seales will be syndicated by Urban One's Reach Media and launch on WRNB-FM in Philadelphia.

The Best Football Show is a daily podcast covering the NFL and college football. The 15-minute daily show will be hosted by SportsRadio WIP-FM Eagles reporter and host of the Go Birds podcast Eliot Shorr-Parks.

Borrell Associates CEO Gordon Borrell joins Forecast 2023 for an exclusive conversation with four top radio and TV executives at Forecast November 16. Our panelists are iHeart Multi-Platform CEO Greg Ashlock, Beasley CEO Caroline Beasley, Standard Media CEO Deb McDermott and Heasrt TV President Jordan Wertlieb.

Rome Radio Partners won seven “GABBY” Awards from the Georgia Association of Broadcasters. The awards are presented to Radio and Television stations across the state of Georgia for excellence in broadcasting and service to the Community.

The National Radio Talent System, a division of the Radio Advertising Bureau, is adding another Radio Talent Institute to their roster in 2023.

WGN Radio will air “WGN Radio Theatre Spook-tacular with Carl Amari” on Monday from 7pm to 1am. Here are the shows the station will feature...

Beasley Media Group is partnering with Wreaths Across America as part of the company’s 4th quarter Community of Caring initiative. The national non-profit organization is dedicated to "remembering our fallen U.S. veterans, honoring those who serve, and teaching the next generation the value of freedom."

The 3-day Radiothon hosted by the Community Broadcasters' cluster in South Carolina raised over $120,000 to benefit McLeod Children’s Hospital and the Children’s Miracle Network. Community Broadcasters owns 16 stations in Florence, Sumter, and Orangeburg.