Cruise Throwin Back
SBG has announced that Chris Cruise is joining the syndication program Throwback Nation Radio. Cruise has worked mornings at 98.7 AMP Radio (WDZH-FM) in Detroit, 103.5 KISS FM (KSAS-FM) in Boise and nights at 94.1 KMPS in Seattle.
Suite Syndication For Bud & Broadway
SuiteRadio has announced that it will be syndicating the morning team of Bud Ford and Jerry Broadway. The duo hosted mornings on WIL in St. Louis for four years before the COVID cutbacks.
Newport Jazz Revival Radio
COVID canceled the Newport Jazz Festival this year, but 88.3 FM WBGOis bringing the festival to the air. Jazz Festival broadcast archives will be used to fill eight hours of programming on August 8 and 9.
Seattle Radio Legend Pat O’Day Passes
One of the most well know DJs of the 60's in Seattle, Pat O'Day has died, he was 85. O'Day is most remembered for ruling the afternoon airwaves at KJR-AM.
CMG Atlanta Care-a-Thon A Success
95.5 WSB (WSB-AM/WSBB-FM) hosted a two day radio event at the end of July to raise money for the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. The 20th annual event brought in more than 1.5 million dollars.
WBUR Offers News Fellowship
Boston's NPR News station, WBUR, is looking for applicants for a year-long, paid fellowship. The WBUR Newsroom Fellowship will provide hands-on training in every aspect of public media journalism.
KRMG Joins Chiefs Nation
102.3 KRMG is the new home of the Kansas City Chiefs Radio Network in Tulsa. The Cox Media Group station will be adding the defending Super Bowl champs broadcasts to their lineup September 10.
Senate Relief Bill Could Exclude A Lot of Radio
As we've seen so far in Q2, revenue at radio companies, big and small, have been severely impacted by the pandemic. In addition to revenue losses of 50% or higher, employees have been furloughed, fired, or had their salaries cut.
New Urban Alternative On The Way in Texas
KTSU Public Radio is launching Urban Alternative The Vibe this fall from the campus of Texas Southern University. The station will target Millennials and Gen-Z with a mix of Hip Hop, R&B and Neo-Soul. Funding for the station is from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Le Batard Apologies For Twitter Poll
ESPN's syndicated radio star Dan Le Batard has apologized for a Twitter poll that asked if it was funny that Orlando magic forward Jonathan Isaac tore his ACL after being the first NBA player to stand during the NBA season.
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