XTRA 1360 Recruits New Sports Talkers
The Fox Sports San Diego station’s new lineup includes the debut of Hardwick & Richards in the mornings, with former Charger Nick Hardwick and XTRA 1360 personality Judson Richards, and middays with The Mark & Rich Show, featuring radio and TV vet Mark Willard, along with former NFL lineman Rich Ohrnberger.
Patrick Returns For ‘Canes Coverage
Morgan Patrick, who hosted Carolina Hurricanes pre- and post-game shows from 1999 to 2006 is returning to the role for the new season, on 99.9 The Fan. He’ll be joined on The Stormfront by the radio voice of the Hurricanes Chuck Kaiton, and on The Aftermath by Canes TV broadcaster John Forslund.
“Mack In The Morning” To Wake Up WiLD Listeners
The Florida, Palm Beaches station will broadcast weekdays from 6 a.m.-10 a.m., effective immediately. Hosts Mack and Nina will bring a mix of pop culture and unique South Florida flavor, and the station will launch with an opportunity for listeners to Beat The Buzzer and win up to $1000 of Mack’s Money.
Big Fun As Alpha West Palm Beach Lands Awards
Two first-place awards and two third-place awards at the Florida Festival and Events Association 2016 Sunsational Awards for their Our Kids World Family Funfest, to be precise. The Funfest is a two-day event with a wide array of games and activities, including bounce houses, rock-climbing walls, a mini racetrack, a petting zoo, and pony rides.
KC Chiefs Team Up With St. Louis Stations
CBS RADIO St. Louis stations KMOX–AM and KYKY-HD3 are the latest affiliates to carry Kansas City Chiefs games for the 2016 season. The Chiefs Radio Network now has a total of 75 affiliates, one of the largest networks in the NFL, and providing Chiefs coverage across 12 Midwest states.
Rescued KPLU Is Now KNKX
As previously reported by Radio Ink, NPR affiliate was recently saved by Friends of 88.5 FM. Now, to mark its “new life,” the station has assumed new call letters: KNKX. The four letters represents “Connects” and comes after listeners were called on to submit their call-letter ideas.
Working Their Tails Off To Make It In Radio
Jack Hammer and Andre Kane love creating great content on the radio. They love entertaining, and they love putting in the hard work, day after day, doing whatever it takes to make it in this business. Hammer and Kane host a syndicated morning show called The Electric Radio Show.
Colyar Leaves The Beach For The Studio
His new gig is on The Afternoon Rush, which airs 3-7 p.m. ET. The show is anchored by the Ebony Steele and sidekick Loni Swain, and is syndicated by American Urban Radio Networks.
Monroe Signs On In Seattle
Hubbard Radio in Seattle has named Kim Monroe APD and host of the 2-6 p.m. shift at Rock 98.9 KVRQ. Monroe has worked at Rock stations WEND in Charlotte and KNDD in Seattle. She was PD at Alternative WXTM in Cleveland which later became WXRK.
Ryan Lends His Voice To Titans Coverage
Veteran sports broadcaster Mickey Ryan will join the Titans Radio broadcast team beginning Saturday, August 19, at 5 p.m. CST. Ryan will co-host pre- and post-game coverage for Tennessee’s NFL club on 104.5 The Zone and Titans Radio. He will join fellow broadcaster Mark Howard and former Titans players Blaine Bishop and Kevin Dyson on the show.















