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Woody Show Coming to Harrisburg

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ALT Rock 99.3 turns mornings over to The Woody Show, August 3. The show has been in national syndication since 2017.

Charleston Radio Legend Charlie Cooper Passes

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Charlie Cooper spent only a few short years on WKAZ-AM in the 70s, but he is being remembered as legendary by friends and colleagues. Cooper,74, died this week after a battle with cancer.

Cousin Brucie Ending SiriusXM Show

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One of the most familiar voices on the radio is ending his run on SiriusXM tomorrow night. Cousin Brucie announced to his 60,000 Facebook followers that Saturday night will be his final show on SiriusXM, where the 84-year old has spent the last 15 years.

Carroll Joins Salem Music Network

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Amanda Carroll has joined Salem Media Group’s Music Network in Nashville. Salem Music Network will produce Carroll’s five-hour show for daily syndication beginning Monday.

Frank Ski Returns To WHUR

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The Frank Ski Show with Nina Brown takes over afternoons August 3 on 96.3 WHUR. It's been a bit of a shuttle back-and-forth from WVEE in Atlanta to WHUR in DC for Ski.

New Voice For ESPN Audio

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Voice-over artist and host Cayman Kelly is set to work with ESPN Audio in August. Kelly will be heard on the network’s programming including updates, promotions, digital podcasts and live event content.

Entercom Messing With AMP In LA

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Starting August 3 The Morning Mess comes to 97.1 AMP (KAMP-FM). A special LA edition of the show from Live 101.5 (KALV-FM) in Phoenix will hit morning drive.

Herman Cain Dies

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Businessman, talk show host and former GOP Presidential candidate Herman Cain has died. Reports indicate the 74 year old died after a month long battle with the Coronavirus.

Sileo Back To Talk Sports

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Dan Sileo announced on Twitter that he has a new deal with USA Radio Networks and will be syndicated into Dallas, Miami and Minneapolis starting Monday. Sileo's last three stops were San Diego, Phoenix and Twitch TV.

Popular Host Loses Young Daughter in Crash

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Ace, co-host of the syndicated Ace & TJ Morning Show, lost his 21-year old daughter in a car crash Wednesday morning. Investigators say the incident took place just after midnight in Mooresville, North Carolina.

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