News

(Mike McVay) When you think about what’s missing from radio today, many things may pop into your brain, but among that list for me is spontaneity. That’s one of the critically important elements that winning stations have and the rest of the platform does not.

The 96.3 JACKfm’s (WCJK) Bikes or Bust event was a big success. Hundreds of new bikes will benefit Toys for Tots this Christmas.

Paul Sferruzza, known as Tank of Boston, died peacefully in his home in Dover, NH at the age of 67, last week after a period of declining health. His radio career radio started in 1977 when he volunteered to answer the "listener line" at WBCN Radio.

JB Cloud, afternoon host at KBCY-FM in Abilene, has been hospitalized for more than a week. He was sick with double pneumonia, then bronchitis and now he has COVID. Cloud has been unable to work for three weeks and friends have set up a fundraising site HERE to help cover expenses.

Radio Ink is celebrating 100 years of radio with a special coffee-table issue of Radio Ink Magazine. Pages and pages of radio executives commenting on how radio has survived for 10 decades. Plus special columns from Randy Michaels, Art Vuolo, Publisher Deborah Parenti and others, and a special feature on KDKA. Get your copy HERE before they run out.

Tampon Rock is a new srcipted podcast from the iHeartMedia Podcast Network. The show follows the dating foibles of the lesbian characters – Deja and Chloe – as they luckily and unluckily navigate the Oakland love and music scene. TRAILER

Taylor Dickson has been promoted to Brand Manager/Program Director at Townsquare Media's Alt Rocker in Poughkeepsie, NY. She will also be moving from morning drive to afternoon drive.

WUNC Music, in Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, has added Alan Thompson and Susan Castle to the streaming radio station produced by NPR News/Talk WUNC-FM.

Jason Taylor joins Adams Radio Tallahassee as Operations Manager and PD of 103.1 The Wolf. Taylor replaces Casey Daniels who's returning to Indiana for personal reasons. For 16 years prior to joining Adams, Taylor was with iHeart Media in Tallahassee.

Greg & The Morning Buzz, iHeartMedia New Hampshire’s morning radio show's Lend A Helping Can radiothon and fundraiser, raised over $247,000. A dozen New Hampshire charities will use the proceeds to combat hunger and homelessness.