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Entercom Sacramento says it recruited Corey Hyde from Pandora to fill its open GSM position.

Entercom's Cadence13 has signed a deal with Cosgrove/Meurer Productions, the creators and producers of Unsolved Mysteries, for a weekly podcast based on the long-running television show.

The former Salem radio host will host a television show on EpochTV four times per week. The Epoch Times reported Elder would be hosting the show for The Epoch Media Group. Elder left radio back in April.

Radio One in Washington, D.C. has announced the reunion of Tony Perkins and Donnie Simpson. Effective January 16, The Donnie Simpson Show featuring Simpson and Perkins, can be heard on MAJIC 102.3 and 92.7 FM Monday through Friday from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Miami Dolphins broadcasts are returning to iHeartMedia stations in the Miami market. The deal marks the return of Miami Dolphins broadcasts to iHeartMedia since 2015. The games were previously heard on Audacy's WQAM (560 AM) through a deal that ended with the current football season.

Veteran Indianapolis radio host Laura Steele has joined Classic Hits station 104.5 WJJK as host, nights. Steele was formerly on-air at WFBQ, where she was midday personality for the last 15 years.

As of August 1, Gow Media will change the sports brand it's aligned with from Yahoo! Sports Radio to SB Nation, in a new partnership with Vox Media, which owns the SB Nation brand.

He is the man responsible for the Aflac Duck, as well as Progressive's Flo and Dr. Rick. He is heralded as one of the most disruptive CMOs of all time. Now, in a rare appearance, legendary marketer Jeff Charney will lead the conversation at Forecast 2024.

CBC’s new original podcasts span true crime, pop culture, politics, health/science and more. The Fall 2021 lineup includes an investigative trilogy exploring different strands of extremism in North America and around the world.

No matter how much tenure you have, when your employer believes you've crossed the line with what you say, you must pay the price. That's what Cumulus is doing with 34-year KMJ Fresno host Ray Appleton, who, as we reported Friday said on the air, “certain news editors should be hanged." Cumulus has suspended Appleton.