NAB Honors Jacobs Brothers
The National Association of Broadcasters 2022 National Radio Award will be presented to research and consulting experts Fred and Paul Jacobs. The award will be presented at NAB Show New York during the Marconi Radio Awards on October 19.
Classical Clash In L.A.
Mount Wilson FM Broadcasters has signed Dr. Laura Brodian to host classical concert programming. She will be the M-F Noon-5p.m. host on KMZT (KMOZART AM 1260/105.1 HD 4).
How Many Will Lose Their Job at Audacy?
With several on-air hosts posting to social media that they have aired their final show on the Audacy station in which they worked, another round of layoffs at one of radio's largest companies is underway.
KFI Reporter Wins Big Award
KFI-AM Los Angeles News Reporter Corbin Carson has won the NABJ “Salute to Excellence Award” for Best Documentary from the National Association of Black Journalists for his work on This Sand is My Sand: The Stolen Legacy of Bruce’s Beach.
LeGeyt to Keynote CRS
NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt will have a fireside chat with CRB Board President Kurt Johnson at CRS 2023. The chat will take place Tuesday, March 14, 2023 at The Omni Hotel in Nashville.
IBA Cash Contest Extension
The Independent Broadcasters Association is extending the registration period for member stations to participate in the IBA Fall 2022 National Cash Contest. IBA members now have until this Friday to get in on the money.
Westwood One Extends Benztown Contract
Cumulus Media’s Westwood One has extended its partnership with Benztown. Westwood One has been using Benztown's production and imaging libraries since 2011.
Podcast Focused On Serial Killer
“Le Monstre” recounts the story of Marc Dutroux, a Belgian serial killer and kidnapper. The Tenderfoot TV and iHeartMedia program brings a first-person POV to the terror in the 1980s and 90s.
New PD At KEWB-FM
Kelsey J has been named Program Director for KEWB-FM Redding, California. She previously served as Assistant PD for the Results Radio station.
WESA Morning Host Retiring
90.5 WESA, Pittsburgh’s NPR news station host Maria Scapellato will retire this fall. Scapellato has hosted Morning Edition for the past five years.
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