Amanda Jo Joins Mornings in Hartford
Amanda Jo, middays on WWYZ-FM in Hartford, is moving to the morning show. She will join Damon Scott on iHeartMedia's "Country 92.5 Morning Show" August 15.
Texas Hall of Fame Class Annonced
Twenty Texas broadcasters have been added to the Class of 2022 to be inducted into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame at the Texas Museum of Broadcasting and Communications in Kilgore, Texas on November 5, 2022.
Street Changes Daypart In Atlanta
Greg Street at WVEE-FM in Atlanta is moving to afternoons. Street has been with Audacy's V-103 since 1995.
It’s Buffalo Mornings For Daniels
Cumulus Media has hired Laura Daniels to host mornings on Buffalo’s Classic Hits 104.1/WHTT-FM. A native Western New Yorker, Daniels was morning host for WMSX-FM in Buffalo from 2012-2017.
WNYC Accountability Editor
Stephen Brown will be joining the WNYC Newsroom as Accountability Editor. Brown has been at the New York Daily News for nearly a decade, most recently serving as the metro editor, managing local news coverage.
Jeff Haber Heads West
Jeff Haber is the new Program Director for KKMG-FM Colorado Springs. Haber joins Cumulus Media from Cox Media Group's WBLI-FM Long Island, where he was PD.
Jenn & Bus Leaving WYOY-FM
"Jenn & Bus" (Jenn Ryan and Kevin Barnhart) have decided to exit Top 40 WYOY-FM, Jackson, MS. Ryan has shifted career paths into the world of non-profits.
Wink Goes TV Crazy
This weekend THE HISTORY OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL, will showcase 100 TV theme songs, taken directly from the original television soundtracks. In addition, the stars of many of those shows will join host Wink Martindale with behind-the-scenes comments.
Kelly Sutton’s Show Has a new Flagship
The legendary WSM in Nashville will now air Y’all Access with Kelly Sutton, the three-hour syndicated country music magazine. The station will air the program Saturday afternoons beginning at 2pm CT, with an additional airing in overnights.
The Great Vin Scully is Dead
He painted pictures of poetry with is voice. Legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully has died at the age of 94. During Tuesday night's L.A. Dodgers game, play-by-play man Joe Davis, who succeeded Scully in 2017, said: "We lost the greatest ever to do it. Vin Scully was and is and always will be the Dodgers. His voice will always be the voice of baseball." MORE HERE
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