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Freakonomics Radio will celebrate its 500th episode on April 20. The 500th episode kicks off a new four-part series on the state of higher education.

Cane Peterson is joining Press Communications owned classic rocker "The Boss," WWZY/WBHX in Monmouth Ocean. He'll host nights and weekends. Cane has been heard in the market for over 20 years on several other stations most recently with Audacy.

Former KZIA Morning Show Host & Music Director, Ric Swann has died. He worked in the Cedar Rapids, Iowa market since 1988 and was co-host of "Schulte & Swann" on KZIA.

Jordan Smith is the new Marketing Director for Educational Media Foundation, parent ministry of K-LOVE and Air1 radio networks. She served most recently as marketing manager at Compassion International, a non-profit organization that has partnered with K-LOVE and Air1 to help fight poverty.

Talk Radio 570 KVI is moving The Dana Show to an earlier slot, an adding The Rita Cosby Show in its place. Cosby inherits the 9-11 p.m. slot with Loesch moving to 6-9 p.m.

KFI-AM 640 in Los Angeles has launched the second season of “Unsolved with Steve Gregory”. The iHeart true crime podcast series investigates a missing person's case in Compton, California.

Beasley Media Group has promoted Daniel Mann to Digital Strategist at WJBR FM (MIX 99.5) in Wilmington. He most recently served as an AE at the station. In his he will work closely with WJBR Account Executives in planning and executing digital sales.

Well known Cleveland media personality Jimmy Malone is joining Newsradio WTAM 1100. 'The Jimmy Malone Show' debuts April 12, taking over the 9-10 a.m. slot vacated by Geraldo Rivera.

Citizens for the Republic, a conservative political action committee, is calling on Cumulus owned WMAL to reinstate former morning co-host Amber Athey. She was fired after a tweet about Vice President Kamala Harris' outfit during the State of The Union.

St. James took over mornings at the Cumulus owned station from Mancow in November of 2020. Ray Stevens will be filling in until a permanent replacement is hired. Robert Feder was first to report the story.