Atlanta V-103 Changes Up Mornings
Audacy is rebranding its V-103 (WVEE-FM) morning show. The Morning Culture with Big Tigger is now The Big Tigger Morning Show.
Sarah Glover Joins MPR News
Sarah Glover has joined Minnesota Public Radio as the newsroom’s Managing Editor. She comes over from NBC TV where she was manager of Social Media Strategy.
New Morning Show In KC
The Morning Wake Up With Sean Tyler and Tasha Mack is the new morning show on 107.3 KC’s R&B and Hip Hop/KMJK-FM. Both hosts have KC radio roots.
New Conservative Talker In Atlanta
Dickey Broadcasting Company has debuted XTRA 106.3 (WFOM-FM) in Atlanta. The company is branding the station as "Atlanta’s Most Conservative News & Talk Station".
NAB Bringing Radio Together Today
Join the NAB for its first interactive Radio Community networking event today from 3:30-4pm (Eastern). The networking session follows a session hosted by Xperi at 3PM at the NAB's online Amplify event.
Using The Phones
(By Jay Stevens) Good listener/talent interaction with "the phones" is content that adds energy and engagement. But in recent times there seems to be a lack of callers on non talk radio outside of morning drive.
Your Geographic Bonus
(By Charlie Sislen) Each one of your listeners is a consumer. They are buying products and services. For most radio stations, the buying power of their listeners does not stop at the borders of the metro.
Radio Heroes
(By Mike McVay) It’s been a little over a year since the world acknowledged that the Coronavirus had reached pandemic status. It was a time when radio activated it’s messaging and many in media harnessed their distribution platforms to help those in need.
The Influence Principle
(By Loyd Ford) Have you noticed how everyone in social media appears to want to ‘go viral?’ Yet, so much noise on social media follows principles that are the opposite of being influential.
What A Character
(By Randy Lane) Remarkable characters are central to the success of every great radio show, podcast, and television show. Content-based shows typically achieve success quicker, yet they tend to decline in the long run due to the lack of human connection with listeners.















