Julie Guy Stays In South FLA
Julie Guy and Entercom have agreed to a multiyear contract extension. Guy will continue as morning show host of Julie Guy & Tamara Gon 101.5 LITE FM (WLYF-FM) in Miami.
MPR Focuses On Education
The next Minnesota Public Radio News In Focus event will take a look at education. The series is designed to bring awareness, dialogue and potential solutions to Minnesota’s persistent racial disparities.
The Late Jamie Samuelsen Honored
97.1 The Ticket (WXYT-FM) in Detroit is honoring morning show host Jamie Samuelsen who died August 1 after a battle with cancer. The Entercom station will honor the station veteran by renaming the studio he used "The Samuelsen Studio."
Entercom Partners With University
Clark Atlanta University and Entercom have entered into a strategic partnership to benefit Mass Media Arts Students. The partnership will give students access to top representatives in programming, sales, administration, and on-air talent.
Cumulus Hires Heritage In Memphis
Chad Heritage is the new PD for Country radio station WGKX-FM/KIX 106 and for Adult Contemporary station WKIM-FM (98.9 The Bridge) in Memphis. Heritage joins Cumulus Memphis from iHeartMedia, Little Rock.
New Morning Team Coming To Jackson
Y101.7 (WYOY) is bringing Jenn and Bus to town. Jenn Ryan and Kevin 'Bus' Birdhouse previously were teamed up in 2017 at Magic City Broadcasting in Panama City.
MJ Morning Show Revamped
Q105 (WRBQ), Tampa Bay is bringing back Froggy and Fester to rejoin the MJ Morning Show. Roxanne Wilder will also be part of the crew.
Key, Clear Team Up
Syndication company Key Neworks signs a deal with the newly launched Clear Media Network to manage all network advertising sales and network advertiser inventory operations for the new 24/7 music radio network.
The Supreme Court And The Election
5-4 is running a special series on the Supreme Court’s role in the upcoming presidential election. Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett is the topic of the first episode.
COVID-19 Continues To Kill Jobs
COVID-19 continues to take its toll on companies, big and small, across the United States. From mom-and-pop restaurants that have had to limit capacity for months, to Disney which announced it was laying off 28,000 employees this morning. Radio is no different.
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