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Jamie Morris will join veteran Mark Daniels on WALK 95.5 beginning Thursday, October 20. She replaces Cindy, who, after 16 years, is looking for a personal change.

At Forecast 2017, our panel of experts will break down the myths, misconceptions, and roadblocks that keep you from the revenue-generating podcasts that can impact your digital bottom line.

CBS Radio's AC station KEZK-FM in St. Louis has signed morning host Greg Hewitt to a multi-year contract extension. Hewitt spent the last year hosting mornings, before that he was the afternoon drive host for three years.

Results Radio has hired Dan Thomas as Operations Manager for the company’s four-station Chico cluster. He replaces Robert Benjamin who left in July. Thomas will also serve as the ZRock Program Director.

Dan Dubonnet will pick up the responsibilities for Hall Communications Executive VP Bill Baldwin after his passing this month. Dubonnet has been with Hall for 31 years as manager of the Vermont cluster.

Taylor’s country music show will be an interactive affair, with artists interviewed in the studio and listener calls being heavily featured. She starts her new job Monday, October 17, with the show airing weekdays 2-7 p.m.

CBS-owned WFAN in New York is adding more games to its 2016-2017 NHL coverage. Thirty New York Islanders games are being added, in addition to WFAN being the flagship station for the New Jersey Devils.

Again! 103.7 Q Country radio morning host Chris Allinger is a huge supporter of the Food Bank’s BackPack Program™ (Tompkins County, in New York State), which helps children at risk of hunger. For the past four years Chris has walked to each town in the county, raising $100,000 in the process. This year he tried something different...

Fred and Paul Jacobs have attended CES in Las Vegas for the past 8 years. This year they are taking radio CEO's on a tour of the massive show. Paul Jacobs says, “The key is helping radio broadcasting’s leadership see how technology will shape the future of the industry, and their companies.”

That's the word from the coroner regarding the death of 31-year old Stephanie Ollinger. The Stevens-Point Journal reports the autopsy found no obvious cause of death. Ollinger died mysteriously while celebrating her wedding anniversary at a cabin when her husband found her "already gone." Ollinger worked for NRG's WYTE-FM 106.5, which airs in the Stevens Point and Wausau markets.