Brock & Salk Back In Seattle
'Brock & Salk' will return to the Seattle Sports airwaves with their mix of insider access and expert analysis. 'Brock & Salk' previously aired on Seattle Sports from April 2009 – September 2019, and transitioned to a weekly podcast shortly thereafter.
WBGO Adds JazzTimes Exec
Lee Mergner will join WBGO Newark Public Radio as Editorial Content Producer. For more than 30 years, Mergner served as an editor and publisher of JazzTimes. Mergner has also acted as organizer/producer for several jazz industry conferences.
Brauchler Replaces Boyles in Denver
Salem Media Group has announced that George Brauchler has been named weekday morning host at KNUS-AM in Denver. Brauchler replaces Peter Boyles who retired earlier this year.
37-Year WBGO Host Dead at 75
Michael Bourne, longtime radio host for WBGO in Newark, died on Sunday. Bourne was on the air at WBGO from 1984 to 2022. He retired earlier this year.
WKSC Chicago Changes
KeKe Hampton and Jason Brown will be new morning show contributors for “The Fred Show” on 103.5 KISS FM (WKSC-FM). iHeart is also bringing Josh Martinez in as a new Night Host.
Mark Driscoll Dead at 72
At 7:30 Monday morning, while in Hospice care in West Palm Beach, radio host, programmer and voice-over talent Mark Driscoll passed away. Driscoll is picted here with Bill and Rosanie Hennes eating at Houston's in Pompano.
AdLarge Promotes Marulli
AdLarge announced Alexa Marulli has been promoted to Director of Sales & Partnerships. Alexa started her career with AdLarge right out of college.
Kizart Gets Committee Appointment
Sherman Kizart, Founder of Kizart Media Partners has been appointed to the Advisory Committee of Broadband Expansion and Accessibility of Mississippi. The committee will be working work with BEAM to develop the Mississippi Digital Skills and Accessibility Plan.
Booker Takes Over as GM at DPM
Noncommercial news outlet Delaware Public Media is celebrating its 10th year with a new General Manager. Pete Booker will take the helm as GM as of September 6th.
Long-Time CMG Engineer Retires
Cox Media Group Houston has announced that Texas Radio Hall of Famer, Senior CMG Engineer, Andy Hudack is retiring after nearly 5 decades.
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