Bay Area Hall Of Famers
The California Historical Radio Society and the Bay Area Radio Museum have honored the members of the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame’s Class of 2022. The BARHOF Class of 2022 were inducted during a special ceremony at the Basque Cultural Center in South San Francisco.
Alpha Louisville Adds Woody Show
WGHL-FM is bringing 'The Woody Show' to Louisville. The show will premiere on Alpha Media's ALT 105.1 September 19.
NPR Alters Alt.Latino
Anamaria Sayre will be join Felix Contreras as cohost on 'Alt.Latino from NPR Music. They will focus on exploring history and cultural context through music in a conversational way, including feature stories and personal experiences of Latinx artists.
New Salem CEO Sets His Management Team
Salem Media Group has made several changes to the leadership structure of their Broadcast Media division which go into effect at the start of 2023. Allen Power will assume the role as President, Broadcast Media.
High School Station Gets New Boss
The East Valley Institute of Technology in Phoenix has announced that Michael Mallace is the new General Manager at High School radio station KVIT-FM. Mallace is a former EVIT Advisory Board President for the EVIT Radio/Audio Production program.
Another NPR Board Term For Savage
WEKU Director and General Manager Mike Savage has been reelected to serve a second and final three-year term to the board of Directors for National Public Radio. He has managed Richmond, Kentucky based WEKU for four-Years.
NHPR Names Permanent ATC Host
New Hampshire Public Radio has named Julia Furukawa as the new, permanent All Things Considered Host. She has hosted the program on an interim basis since May.
Eddie Haskell Back In Albuquerque
Eddie Haskell takes over as Midday host for KRST-FM in Albuquerque. This is the return of Haskell to 92.3 KRST Country; he was part of the station from 2004-2013.
K. Foxx Takes On Miami Middays
K. Foxx has been named mid-day host on WEDR-FM in Miami. K. Foxx most recently co-hosted mornings on WRNB-FM in Philadelphia.
Former ABA Board President Passes
Houston Pearce began his broadcasting career in 1959 with a one kw day timer in Butler, AL. Houston was a leader in Alabama and Mississippi broadcasting since his initial introduction to radio.
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