The Current Turns The Clock Back To 1999
On Tuesday night, The Current will air the third episode of its four-part series dedicated to the making of Prince’s 1999 album.
New Shows On iHeartPodcast Network
The Network introduces The Baller Alert Show and First Contact. We also have this week's top four podcasts.
SiriusXM Introduces Athlete-Curated Playlists
SiriusXM and Uninterrupted are teaming up to connect music and sports in an innovative new way, bringing fans closer to the athletes they love through athlete-curated playlists available exclusively for Pandora listeners.
Congresswoman Trahan Guests On “Broadband Conversations”
FCC Commissioner Rosenworcel has released a new episode of her podcast, Broadband Conversations, featuring Massachusetts Congresswoman Lori Trahan. She entered Congress in 2018.
Heavy Winds Snap Radio Tower in Half
WAKY-FM in Elizabethtown, KY had its tower snap in half the day before Thanksgiving. Strong winds caused the 100-foot tower to break and left it dangling. Having this happen one day before a 4-day weekend certainly did not help in getting the tower replaced quickly.
Engineer John Lyons Passes
Lyons led the Association of Federal Communications Consulting Engineers for the past two years as President and served this year as Treasurer.
Radio Needs to Defy Adam Smith
(By Charlie Sislen) Anyone who took Economics 101 in college (or even high school) learned about Adam Smith’s theory of supply and demand. For those who don’t remember, it says that pricing fluctuates based on the market’s supply and demand.
Setting The Record Straight
(By Bob McCurdy) Educating clients on the media and audio landscape as it exists -- not as it's perceived to exist -- is one of our most important responsibilities. If our clients don’t know what we know, they won’t believe what we believe and invest the way we suggest.
Connection Is Everything
(By Randy Lane) Recent studies conclude that people are feeling more disconnected and socially isolated. It’s understandable that listeners and viewers are connecting to shows that are based on humor and vulnerability.
CBI Hosts Successful St. Louis Convention
(By John Morris) Over 350 students and faculty advisers made the CBI National Student Electronic Media Convention a success in which ideas were shared, friends made, and exciting new ideas were taken back to student media outlets across the country.
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