Moment of Passion
(By Buzz Knight) It is well documented how passionate fans of Country Music can become fans of Country Radio stations. Certainly, there are music cycles that ebb and flow in popularity, but the genre has rabid fans.
Emotion + Behavior Change Create Buying – Not Selling
(By Loyd Ford) Every Monday I meet with my mentor. So much of our culture focuses on thinking differently. Well, Steve helps me to actually think differently about my work and life
Rich Deutsch Switches Companies in KC
Rich Deutsch has been hired by Steel City Media in Kansas City as General Sales Manager. Deutsch spent the last 24 years as GSM for Audacy Kansas City.
NABLF Leadership Training Applications
The NAB Leadership Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2023 Broadcast Leadership Training (BLT) program. The BLT program is designed to prepare senior-level broadcast executives to advance as group executives or station owners.
WSUL Raises Over $90K
Bold Gold Media’s ‘98.3 WSUL Heart-A-Thon’ raised more than $90,000 and awareness about heart disease. The money will go toward the purchase of life-saving cardiology equipment for a local hospital in Sullivan County, NY.
Monna Kashfi Leaving WAMU
Monna Kashfi, Chief Content Officer, is leaving WAMU. Jonathan Blakley will serve as the interim content director to oversee the news and programming for the Washington D.C. NPR station.
Pacific Media Group Expands Coverage
Pacific Media Group has hired Maui native Kehaulani Cerizo as a senior news writer for Maui Now, one of PMG’s three digital news platforms. Cerizo worked nearly 15 years as a news reporter, copy editor and features editor at daily newspapers on Maui and in San Diego.
Audio’s New Big Money Man
There was a time that Howard Stern was radio's biggest, most controversial voice. He created buzz nearly every day. Today, as radio has veered completely away from any controversial hosts, and Stern apologizes for his past, that controversial audio voice is now Joe Rogan.
Radio Rules The FCC is Ditching
Imagine that. A government agency lifting regulations rather than adding them. Here are the mostly technical rules The Federal Communications Commission will be ending or modifying.
Guess Who’s Turning 100
With no signs of slowing down, iHeartMedia's WOR-AM in New York City, will celebrate its 100th anniversary Tuesday, February 22nd. Here's what the station has planned to commemorate the big day.
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