People in the News

The Florida Man Radio Network in Orlando has adjusted its weekday programming with three new shows across its various platforms. Lil Shawn joins The Justin Clark Show, The Dan Bongino Show has been added as has The Markley, Van Camp and Robbins Show.

Shelley Wade and Ed Lover will join 94.7 The Block (WXBK-FM) in New York. Wade will join as afternoon show host, Lover will join as evening show host.

Jen Townley has joined Dan Potter as co-host of KRMG Morning News in Tulsa. She most recently served as a news producer for FOX23 (KOKI-TV), KRMG’s sister news station.

Audacy has promoted Chris Ebbott to Vice President of Programming and Operations for its Los Angeles market. He will oversee programming and operations strategy for 93.1 Jack FM (KCBS-FM), KNX News 97.1 FM and 1070 AM, 94.7 The Wave (KTWV-FM) and CHANNEL Q.

Radio Free 102.3 KJLH FM in Los Angeles has selected Chris Malone as its new head of Programming. His most recent programming job was in Dallas.

Jay Williams is increasing his role with 104.3 The Fan (KKFN-FM) as Denver Nuggets Analyst. Williams will make regular appearances on multiple Fan shows to discuss the Nuggets, in addition to joining Rachel Vigil weekly on the newly launched video show “Coffee Break”.

TJ Michaels, PD WCPV-FM (Everything Country 101.3 The Wolf) near the NY/VT border has another job. He will add PD responsibilities for WVTK-FM (Classic Hits 92.1).

Buffalo Oldies Station WECK AM & FM will debut a new schedule Monday. Buffalo Hall of Famer Joe Chille moves to morning drive. Chille has spent more than 40 years in the market, including his most recent run as Afternoon Drive host on WECK.

Radio One Atlanta has promoted Neiko Flowers to Assistant Program Director at WPZE (Praise 102.5). He has been with the station since September of 2021.

Cory Hepola has made it official. He's running for Minnesota governor. Hepola made the announcement on Twitter. On February 8th Hepola went on Minnesota Public Radio to announce he was considering a run. That wound up being his last day on WCCO, where he hosted mornings since 2019.