‘Brief’ Run Raises Funds

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Majic 95.1 (WAJI-FM) Fort Wayne morning show co-host Andy Beckman led the way to raise funds to help grieving children. 'The Andy in the Morning Underwear Run' proceeds benefit Erin's House for Grieving Children.

Norfolk’s WPTE Helping Kids

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The 20th Annual 94.9 The Point Radiothon was a success; raising money for pediatric care in Norfolk. Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters will benefit from the more than $220,000 raised.

The Wolf Bites Medical Debt

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Millions in medical debt for those in need in Oregon and Washington has been eliminated by an effort by 99.5 The Wolf (KWJJ-FM). 'Nick and Kristen’s Medical Debt Payoff.' The event, in partnership with RIP Medical Debt, erased more than $3.5 million in medical debt.

Simulcast Benefits St. Jude

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"One Night Only", was simulcast on 101.7 The Bull in Boston; 95.3 The Bull in Portsmouth and Kix 100.9 in Springfield. The special raised over $51,000.

Listen In On Santa’s Workshop

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North Pole Live is a new Alexa skill ready for the holiday season. North Pole Live was created by Reel2Media audio production company.

Holiday Pandora Channels

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Pandora is offering more than 60 holiday themed channels this season. The offerings span genres, moods and decades, plus there are a number of holiday artist takeover modes.

WTIC’s Ray Dunaway Retiring

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Ray Dunaway has been heard on 1080 WTIC News Talk (WTIC-AM) for nearly three decades. His last day on the air will be December 24.

Saga Meal Drive Turns in Huge Results

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Over 840,000 meals will be served thanks to donations made from listeners to Saga's WAFX-FM and WNOR-FM in Hampton Roads during their 25th annual 3-day Mayflower Marathon Food Drive.

Broadcasting Is Embracing The New Normal

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(By Steve Newberry) Forecast 2022 was a great event. Seeing friends in person, gathering to hear industry influencers, and sharing ideas with colleagues felt wonderful! It was a slice of normalcy to the broadcast community that we’ve all missed since March of 2020.

Capturing Institutional Dollars

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(By Charlie Sislen) The broadcasting industry, like many others, has had an extremely difficult 20 months. The quick collapse of retail spending, restaurant patronage, and event attendance in 2020 slowed the revenue spigot. While that money is slowly returning, it’s important to remember the opportunities that COVID brought with it.

Our Print Magazine: Radio Ink

November 9, 2026

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The Forecast Issue
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