People in the News

Melissa DeRosa, the former aide to former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, has found a new job on radio. She will join 77 WABC to host a weekly Sunday talk show after being a regular contributor. No start date has been set.

Audacy has announced leadership promotions for 670 The Score (WSCR-AM) in Chicago. Mitch Rosen has been promoted to the station's Vice President and Brand Manager, while Ryan Porth has been promoted to Program Manager, reporting to Rosen.

Hubbard Washington D.C.'s National Security Correspondent JJ Green will serve as the commencement speaker for Champlain College Online's undergraduate and master's students. Green will also be awarded a Doctorate of Humane Letters, honoris causa.

Cumulus Media Appleton-Oshkosh has announced the appointment of Operations Manager Jay Philpott for their five stations. He will also serve as PD and afternoon host for Classic Hits station 103.9 WVBO. Philpott returns to Wisconsin from Cumulus' Minneapolis cluster.

NPR's Miranda Kennedy is joining Vox as the executive producer for a very specific project. Why? Here's a hint: Kennedy played a crucial role in launching and shaping the sound and format of NPR's hugely successful daily news podcast Up First.

Frank Ski, from Cox Media Group Atlanta's Kiss 104.1 (WARL), announced the 20th annual Celebrity Wine Tasting and Auction on June 3rd for The Frank Ski Foundation. Funds raised will contribute to the Foundation's June Planet Green Science Trip, along with local educational outreach.

Charlotte sports hosts Joe Ovies and Joe Giglio, who were recently and unexpectedly let go from their Capitol Broadcasting Company radio show The OG, aren't waiting for an offer from another station. The duo is taking their show to Ovies & Giglio.

Arizona Broadcasters Hall of Famer and acclaimed programmer Bobby Rich is calling it a career after more than five decades in radio. Rich announced his retirement on Wednesday, stepping away from his latest gig as morning co-host at 101.7 The Drive (KDRI) in Tucson.

As small businesses face inflation, supply chain issues, and labor problems in recent years, syndicated radio host Dave Ramsey has organized a free livestream for business leaders. "America's Labor Crisis Live: The Real Reason People Are Giving Up on Work" tackles the "great resignation."

1010 WINS' longtime news anchor Lee Harris is joining a cable news network as Director of Integrated Operations. In his new position, Harris will oversee the development and distribution of the network's audio content. Harris has been a morning anchor at 1010 WINS station since 1995.