iHeart Launching Meghan Trainor Podcast
It's called Workin’ On It and Trainor will co-host the show with her brother Ryan Trainor. The podcast will premiere Wednesday, September 15th, distributed by the iHeartPodcast network.
WBUR Circle Round Returns
Boston NPR Station WBUR has debuted the fifth season of folktales from around the world for children. Picture and activity books for each Circle Round podcast will be available in 2022.
Home Depot On Top
The Home Depot sits at the top of the latest Media Monitors list. Search engine privacy provider DuckDuckGo makes a move into the top-five.
Middays For Woody At 92 KQRS
Robert “Woody” Nelson, has joined 92KQRS, the Cumulus Minneapolis Classic Rock Station. Along with being on the air Nelson will be the Creative Imaging Director for the station along with sister station 93X (KXXR-FM).
WDRM Adds Morning Co-host
102.1 WDRM Huntsville, AL has added Blair Davis to the WDRM Morning Show. Davis will co-host with Dingo who has hosted the show since October 2019.
Should Radio’s Ownership Caps Be Lifted?
The NAB says the answer to that question is yes. And, for years, there's been a number of radio groups the NAB represents, that have been trying to convince The FCC to change the ownership rules. They say as the rules stand now, they are detrimental to competition, localism and diversity.
Elvis Returns to Austin
Waterloo Media’s Hot AC Lucy 93-3 has added the Elvis Duran Morning Show starting today. Duran said he always knew he'd be back on the air in Austin.
The Total Radio Station
(By Mike McVay) The golden rule of programming is to provide the listener with Instant Gratification. If you’re programming a music station, then play the biggest hits the most frequently, so that every time they click on your station, they hear a favorite song.
The Name is the Game
(By Rick Fink) There is no substitute for name recognition when consumers search for a business online. Your business name IS the most powerful tool when it comes to SEO!
Your Thursday Diary Blockbuster
(By Jeff McHugh) In a non-pandemic year, movie studios plan their blockbuster film releases for certain calendar dates. For example, the newest James Bond film No Time to Die was scheduled for November 2019, delayed to November 2020, and delayed again to late October.















