The Fan in DC Shuffles Lineup
Washington D.C. sports media veterans Brian Mitchell and JP Finlay are the new midday show co-hosts on 106.7 The Fan (WJFK-FM). Both have NBC Sports pedigrees covering The Washington Football Team.
Former President Hosting Podcast
Former President Bill Clinton is hosting Why Am I Telling You This? With Bill Clinton. The program is a collaboration of iHeartMedia and the Clinton Foundation.
Curated Soundtracks For The Big Game
Some of pro football’s biggest stars will unveil their soundtracks on Pandora and SiriusXM. The celebration of footballs biggest weekend is part of the launch of All Pro Mode on Uninterrupted Radio.
Uforia Launches New Show
Univision’s Uforia has launched a new daily show on its Latino Mix Stations. Mixology features Uforia personalities Monse Medina and Marcela “DJ Vela” Velasquez.
Les Levine Passes
Cleveland sports broadcaster Les Levine has died. According to his family he died after battling diabetes and Parkinson’s disease.
Is Radio Out of This COVID Nightmare?
Ben Downs is the VP & General Manager of Bryan Broadcasting in College Station, Texas. The company owns 11 stations, including two-time Marconi Award winner and three-time Crystal Award winner KNDE-FM. We checked in with the boss to get his take on how 2021 is shaping up now that people are receiving the vaccine, including Downs himself.
iHeart Strikes Deal With NHL Team
Some Columbus Blue Jackets games will be heard on iHeartMedia's Alternative Rocker in Columbus. The station will carry games when WBNS/97.1 The Fan, owned by RadioOhio, does not carry the games.
Radio Cancels Morgan Wallen
iHeartMedia, Entercom, Beasley and Alpha have all come out publicly to denounce Morgan Wallen. It's likely listeners will not hear one of Wallen's songs on any radio station in America until further notice. It was a swift fall from grace for one of today's most popluar country artists.
Do FM Radio Hosts Matter?
NuVoodoo Media Services is out with its new Ratings Prospects Study XVII. The study found that 10 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, radio hosts on FM still matter.
ESPN Says Podcasts Set Record in 2020
The sports network says podcast downloads grew 28% in 2020 to nearly 500,000,000, a record for the network. The strongest month was September with 50.1 million downloads (up 45% from 2019).














