The Woman Behind Burning Man
In the latest episode of Math & Magic: Stories from the Frontiers of Marketing, hosted by Bob Pittman, Chairman and CEO of iHeartMedia, Pittman sat down with Marian Goodell, founding Board Member and CEO of Burning Man.
A “Spark” For Boston Radio
The first all-digital radio station in Boston is set to launch in April. Danielle Johnson has been knocking on doors of commercial terrestrial radio stations in Boston for years with no success, so she decided to take matters into her own hands.
Storyteller’s Gala Celebrates Radio’s Centenary
New York Festivals Radio Awards kicks off their inaugural Storytellers Gala on Tuesday, April 21, at the annual NAB Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Woods Takes On New Diversity Role
NPR’s Keith Woods has been promoted from his current position of Vice President of Newsroom Training and Diversity to the newly created position of Chief Diversity Officer.
Radio Is A Savage Business
That's what longtime San Diego host AJ Machado said after he and his co-host Sara Perry were let go by Entercom this week. The story was reported by Channel 7 in San Diego and on Machado and Perry's Facebook pages.
Host Takes Calls About Fired Competitors
It doesn't look like what happened in Des Moines is going to happen in Indianapolis. Despite a Change.org campaign that has about 6,000 signatures on it, Indy sports talkers Query and Schultz are still off the air.
Katz Promotes Ramos
Katz Media Group has promoted Rick Ramos to SVP of Multicultural Partnerships. Ramos will now oversee the creation of multicultural audio marketing campaigns. He will continue to lead advocacy efforts for multicultural advertising.
The Future of Radio
Kent Sterling was a talk show host for five years, and have managed for 15, including PD gigs at 1070 the Fan and WIBC in Indianapolis and 101 ESPN in St. Louis. After being downsized out less than a year ago, Sterling wrote a book.
Delphi Murder Mystery Comes To Podcast
The mystery surrounding the brutal and baffling Delphi murders grabbed the attention of the nation. So Down The Hill: The Delphi Murders is sure to have a readymade audience.
Podcast Looks At American Poverty
In episode two of More Than Enough -- The Nation’s four-part podcast mini-series exploring the concept of Universal Basic Income is looked at. Our current poverty alleviation programs just aren’t working the way they should. Is there a better way?
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Lifetime Leadership Award Honoree Harvey Nagler
The $250 Question: Inflation and Contesting
