Urich Gets Mornings At KCMO

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Long-time Kansas City radio personality Kelly Urich has been recruited to anchor mornings on Classic Hits station 94.9 KCMO-FM. Kelly Urich Mornings debuts on Tuesday, December 26, and will air weekdays 6-10 a.m.

Kallao Joins NPR-Distributed Show In Philly

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WXPN of the University of Pennsylvania has brought in Stephen Kallao as contributing host for the NPR-distributed daily music program World Café. In this role, Kallao will assist in producing the program’s radio and digital special features and conduct interviews with a wide variety of musicians.

Amazon Stays Hot On Radio

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It dropped down a couple of notches on the Media Monitors weekly chart, however Amazon still aired 36,387 commercials on radio stations across America last week. That was strong enough to place third on the list.

Entercom Returns WBMX Calls To Chicago

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The new call letters for Entercom's WBMX-FM (HOT AC) are now WWBX-FM. Entercom says after twenty six years as WBMX-FM the station will return the call letters back to its original station in Chicago. WJMK-FM (104.3), a Classic Hip Hop station in Chicago Entercom picked up in the CBS merger, will take over the WBMX call letters. The format at WWBX-FM in Boston will stay the same.

iHeart Returns LITE To Chicago

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iHeartMedia Chicago is bringing back heritage station brand 93.9 LITE FM, when the station ends Christmas music after the holidays. The company is dumping the MYFM moniker, which it switched to in 2013. The format will stay the same (The Best Variety of the 80s, 90s and Now). Kristina Kage, Robin Rock, and Mick Lee will continue to host the station’s programming.

Entercom Flips Country To Soft Rock In Seattle

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The changes keep rolling out from Entercom's HQ in Philadelphia. On Monday, the company launched "The New 94.1 The Sound," a Soft Rock format replacing Country format KMPS-FM. As part of the change, host Deanna Lee will be moving over to 100.7 The Wolf, Entercom's country station in Seattle. It does not appear any other employees have been asked to stay.

Hubbard Jumps Into The Seattle Country Battle

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As quickly as Entercom flipped out of the Country format in Seattle, Hubbard jumped in. Hubbard has flipped its Rock format to "New Country 98.9 FM," using the slugline: “Nobody Plays More New Country.”
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If You Like “Planet Money,” You’ll Love This!

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It’s a spin-off! NPR is launching The Indicator from Planet Money, a new podcast that brings insight and context to the worlds of business and economics. The Indicator takes the signature Planet Money storytelling approach and delivers it faster, in shorter podcasts, more frequently.

NAB Boss Cheers Lawmakers

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Included in tax reform legislation passed by the Senate was the preservation of advertising deductibility for businesses. NAB CEO Gordon Smith expressed his happiness for that decision. “NAB commends the Senate on passage of comprehensive legislation to modernize the U.S. tax code. Importantly, this bill preserves the full and immediate deductibility of business advertising, which serves as a key driver of economic activity and job creation."

Westwood One Looks Back On 2017

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The company’s news division is producing two long-form year-in-review programs: The Year in Review – The Big Stories, anchored by First Light host Evan Haning; and The Year in Review – People, Sports and Entertainment, anchored by America in the Morning host John Trout.

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