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Entercom was put in an uncomfortable position by an angry employee who was using social media as a weapon to complain about his employment in an attempt to pry his way out of his deal. In the end, Entersom decided he wasn't worth all the headaches. Managers: If this happened to you, what would you do and would you hire him now?

Entercom and and Cadence13 are launching an original podcast called To War and Back, which explores the lives of three combat veterans and their journeys on the battlefield and on their return home. The full six-episode series will launch exclusively on Radio.com.  

They call him Adam 12 and now he’s headed to ROCK 92.9/Boston to take over middays. He's previously worked on-air in Beantown at WFNX-FM and WBCN-FM.

Brandon “Buster” Satterfield has been enlisted by Q102 in the City of Brotherly Love, with a start date of June 17. Satterfield joins the market from iHeartMedia’s 93.3 FLZ in Tampa, where he most recently served as the APD.

Westwood One’s morning country show has added Adrian Kulp to the team as Senior Executive Producer. Kulp will oversee digital, programming, and production of The Ty Bentli Show.

The co-host of The Tom Barnard Show on KQRS Minneapolis-St. Paul, and longtime sideline reporter for NFL games, was named Outstanding Sports Personality - Reporter at Monday's 40th Annual Sports Emmy Awards.

Late on Wednesday, Meruelo Media announced it was adding to its rapidly growing Los Angeles cluster with the purchase of KXOS-FM from 93.9 Holdings and Grupo Radio Centro.

iHeartMedia Hartford and Mike Crispino has signed a new deal that will keep the veteran sportscaster as part of the team covering UConn sports, including football and basketball.

WEEU-AM in Reading, PA, will be going dark after nearly 90 years on the air. Publishing company Reading Eagle, which owns the station and several newspapers, filed for bankruptcy after being family owned for over 150 years.

Entercom's Y-98 in St. Louis has been playing the 1982 hit song from Laura Brannigan for 24 hours. The reason is that this is the first time the St. Louis Blues are in the Stanley Cup finals since 1970. "Gloria" is the song the hockey team plays in the locker room after every win.