Woody Show In Pittsburgh
“The Woody Show” will join 105.9 The X (WXDX-FM) in Pittsburgh. The show debuts January 4, 2022.
Townsquare Aids Tornado Victims
Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa and Northport, Alabama Mayor Bobby Herndon partnered up to raise funds and collect supplies to help the victims of the tornadoes that tore through Kentucky. Five U-Haul trailers were filled with supplies that were delivered to the disaster areas.
Long-Time Pamal GM Retiring
After 43 years in radio, Pamal Media Kingston, New York Station Manager Don Verity is retiring. A life-long Hudson Valley resident, Verity started on the air on WEOK in 1979 and transitioned into sales and marketing at WPDH in 1980.
Three Into WBT HoF
John Stokes, Bob Lacey, and Jim Szoke will be inducted into the WBT Radio Hall of Fame. The ceremony is set for the station’s 100th Anniversary ceremony on April 9, 2022.
(SPONSORED) CMN Hospitals Thanks Media Partners
No one ever expects to need a children’s hospital, yet every day, thousands of kids enter a children’s hospital, many of them fighting for their lives. CMN Hospitals and Radiothon events make it easy for anyone to join our cause.
More Than A Ton Of Food
Praise 93.3 WTSK The Truth in Tuscaloosa is feeding the hungry this holiday season. The gospel station collected more than 800 pounds of food before Thanksgiving and has now collected more than 1,200 pounds of food in its Christmas food drive.
IBA New Board Members
The Independent Broadcasters Association has elected four new members its Board of Directors. The new board members will serve for a three-year term. And, Here they are...
WCCM Unveils All Female Line-Up
LatinX 103.7 FM-WCCM Boston is offering an all-female programming line-up. The Costa Media station says they are the first station in the market to be led by female-only talent in all their prime-time slots.
The CEO Transition
It's been an honor and a privilege working with broadcasters over the past 12 years. Those are the words of retiring NAB CEO Gordon Smith in this video message to broadcasters as he passes the torch to incoming CEO Curtis Legeyt. Smith said, "My heart will always be as a broadcaster.
WCCO Host Has Lung Cancer
Minneapolis radio journalist Kim Jones found out she has stage-1 lung cancer when her chest was X-rayed following a car accident in November. Jones is headed to the Mayo Clinic next to determine the next course of action. CBS-TV in Minnesota has the details about how Jones told her audience about her diagnosis HERE
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