Trey Morgan In Philly
Trey Morgan has joined BIG 98.1 (WOGL-FM) in Philadelphia. Morgan brings his experience in five of the ten biggest radio markets to afternoon drive starting July 1.
Bonnevile Sales Manager Trying Crime Fiction
Joe Cariffe, National Sales Manager for Bonneville in San Francisco, is a writer in his spare time. His first crime fiction book is coming out later this Summer.
Gould Joins SummitMedia Omaha.
Brad Gould has been hired to run SummitMedia's 5-station Omaha cluster; AM 590 ESPN (KXSP), Channel 94.1(KQCH), Classic Rock 105.9 (KKCD), Star 104.5 (KSRZ) and Z-92 (KEZO).
Happy 4th Michael Knox
Country music producer Michael Knox is celebrating the fourth anniversary of his syndicated weekend show KNOX COUNTRY 360. To celebrate, Knox and co-host Shalacy Griffin will be hosting a special July 4th anniversary show featuring their favorite moments from the past four years.
CMG Promotes Donohue
Cox Media Group has named Colleen Donohue Integrated Sales Manager for its Long Island cluster. Donohue has been with CMG on Long Island for the past 8 years and last served as Digital Sales Director.
From COO TO CEO
The Board of Directors of KEXP-FM in Seattle selected Ethan Raup as the organization's next President and CEO. Succeeding long-time CEO Tom Mara, Raup is elevated to CEO after serving as COO since 2016. The selection process took more than six months.
NPR Announces New VP of Programming
Yolanda Sangweni is the new Vice President of Programming and New Content Development for NPR. She came to NPR in 2020 from Luminary, where she was the Director of Programming and Editorial.
Baka Boyz Back In Bakersfield
"The Baka Boyz" have joined Forge 103.9 (KBDS-FM) in Bakersfield. The daily Afternoon Drive show is the result of a partnership of Compass Media Networks and Oceanic Tradewinds.
KDKA-FM Adds To Morning Show
NFL veteran Dorin Dickerson is moving to mornings on 93.7 The Fan (KDKA-FM) in Pittsburgh. Dickerson will join “The Fan Morning Show” alongside co-hosts Colin Dunlap and Chris Mack, weekdays beginning August 1.
Moore is Their Man
The Maine Association of Broadcasters has hired veteran broadcaster Tim Moore as its new President/CEO. MAB Board of Directors Chairman David Abel made the announcement Monday which follows the unexpected passing of long-time President/CEO Suzanne Goucher earlier this year.
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