Ramsey Network Launches Daily Podcast
The Ramsey Call of the Day short-form podcast launches today, featuring the entire Ramsey Network roster of stars. The goal is to help people with their money and their lives during unprecedented times.
Which Stations Are Signing Off in 2020?
(By Jeff McHugh) In 2014, I wrote about Gordon Borell of Borell Associates making the prediction that half of all AM/FM stations would go dark by 2024. In 2020 we learned that stations going silent are at an all-time high.
Coaching Talent: A Message To Program Directors
(By Mike McVay) Coaching talent can make a big difference in a station’s ratings. Unfortunately, too many PD's either spend too little time coaching an on-air personality or they overcoach and attempt to control every element of a show. You’re not directing a movie.
Jack Myers Set For RAB Video Series
The RAB Business Unusual initiative has tapped MediaVillage founder Jack Myers for its next live-video series presentation. How to Grow Radio Revenues-Cultural, Economic and Marketing Solutions is set for August 5.
Foodie Podcast Hits Houston
I’m Sorry for What I Said When I Was Hangry! is coming to Sports Radio 650 (KIKK-AM) in Houston. The program teams up Mix 96.5 (KHMX-FM) morning personality Jessie Watt and Houston foodie Danielle Dubois.
Broadcast Team Set For KC Chiefs
Entering his 27th season, veteran broadcaster Mitch Holtus is heading up the 2020 broadcast team for the Kansas City Chiefs. 106.5 The Wolf (WDAF-FM) is the new flagship station of the 70 station network.
New GSM At WGN
WGN Radio has promoted Steve Tarpley to General Sales Manager. Most recently he served as Local Sales Manager and has been National Sales Manager. He joined the station as an Account Executive in 2010.
Your Star Host Just Crossed The Line. Now What?
Nick Cannon is dealing with the consequences of what he said on a podcast last month. So far he's lost TV work with ViacomCBS and his syndicated radio show is on pause. What would you do if your superstar morning show host crossed the line? Here's some advice...
Cannon Decides To Take Some Time Off
Cannon will be off radio for a "period of reflection" according to his syndication network, Skyview. That includes Power 106 in L.A. Cannon was recently fired from his ViacomCBS TV job for comments considered anti-Semetic.
Meruelo Responds to Cannon Incident
One of the country's most popular Hip Hop stations, Power 106 in L.A., is currently without a morning show host after Nick Cannon announced he was stepping back, for an unknown period of time. Cannon has been under fire for anti-Semetic remarks he made on his podcast last month.
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