WBT Day In Charlotte
In recognition of WBT’s 100th Anniversary the City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County have proclaimed “WBT Day” on April 10, 2022. To mark the anniversary, the nighttime Charlotte skyline will sport the station’s colors of red, white and “WBT Blue.”
Story Of Danish Jazz
WRTI-FM is helping launch an English version of an award-winning Danish podcast, 'Dangerous Tones-The Story of Danish Jazz'. 'Dangerous Sounds' is the result of a partnership with the public radio station of Temple University, and JazzDanmark, the national Danish organization for jazz.
New SportsMap Show
SportsMap Radio has announced that Journey Through Life and Sports will debut on April 22nd at 7pm ET. The show is a round-table interview show about the lives of sports and entertainment professionals.
ALT 92.3 Adds Elliot Segal
Audacy New York City has added Elliot Segal to the weekday programming lineup for ALT 92.3 (WNYL-FM). 'Elliot in the Morning' is also heard on ALT 96.5 (KRBZ-FM) Kansas City and ALT 102.1 (WRXL-FM) Richmond.
Tino Cochino In Riverside
99.1 KGGI-FM is bringing the 'The Tino Cochino Radio Morning Show,' to the "Inland Empire" metro area of California. Cochino hosts the show with his crew; Serina Pere, DJ Nicasio and producer Matt.
Would You Have Fired Amber Athey
Was it racist or a harmless tweet about an outfit? That's now being debated across the country after Cumulus owned WMAL fired conservative talker Amber Athey after her 15 word tweet in March.
Bold Gold Switcheroo at WSUL
Bold Gold Media's Mainstream A/C WSUL-FM Monticello, New York has made a lineup change, including the swap of PD/Afternoon Driver Chase Daniels to mornings with Promotions Coordinator/Morning Host Jenn moving to the afternoon.
SummitMedia Welcomes Rowe and Maze
SummitMedia has named Mike Rowe Morning Drive personality and Johnny Maze afternoon personality for Classic Rocker WSFR-FM in Louisville.
Bonneville Helping The Fallen
Bonneville's KIRO-FM in Seattle has created a Fallen Officer Memorial Fund and online auction benefitting the families of the two uniformed officers killed in the line of duty in Washington State.
Pot Ads on The Radio? Not so Fast
Broadcast Attorney David Oxenford wants to remind broadcasters that just because the US House of Representatives passed the MORE Act, which would take marijuana off the felony distribution list, radio stations should think twice about taking any marijuana advertising. Here's Why...
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