Kathy With a K Joins KPOI
105.9 FM The Wave, Honolulu has added long-time island radio personality 'Kathy with a K' to the line-up. She has been part of the Hawaii entertainment scene for nearly three-decades.
Cumulus Adds Two New SVP’s
Doug Cohn (left) and Bruce Gilbert (right), have been named to newly created positions across Music & Entertainment and Sports. Cohn has been named Senior Vice President, Music & Entertainment, Content and Audience. Gilbert has been named Senior Vice President Sports, Content and Audience.
New Morning Drive Program From FSR
Fox Sports Radio is offering '2 Pros and a Cup of Joe'. LaVar Arrington, Brady Quinn and Jonas Knox take over the network’s 6 to 9 a.m. ET weekday timeslot.
New UK Chart Host
The UK Chart, an internationally syndicated 2-hour weekly radio show, has signed Tom Watts as host. The program counts down the Top 30 songs compiled by RadioMonitor determined by airplay across the UK.
Rick Returns To Boise
Iliad Media Group announced the return of Rick Morton and his Hey Morton morning show on KWYD-FM in Boise. Morton spent part of his early career in the Treasure Valley market hosting the Wild Wake Up Show. The show is now syndicated out of San Diego.
Russ Parr Lands On WHBT
'The Russ Parr Morning Show', has been added to the the line-up at iHeart's 92.1 The Beat, Moyock NC/Norfolk VA. The show is based at WMMJ/WDCJ, Washington D.C.
WLS Adds Travel Show
890 WLS-AM is adding 'Let's Go with Catie Keogh' to its Sunday evening line-up. The one hour show will be hosted by travel expert Catie Keogh.
Boise Radio Vet KJ Mac Honored
KJ Mac has been awarded a lifetime achievement award from the Idaho State Broadcasters Association. Mac has been the voice of 101.5 Kool FM since 2016.
HoF Honors For KJEL’s Stubblefield
KJEL 103.7 FM Sports Director Kevin Stubblefield will be inducted into The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in October. Stubblefield has been with the Lebanon, Missouri Alpha Media station for 25 years.
Jefferson Ward WZBA GM Retiring
Jefferson Ward, WZBA-FM Baltimore GM will retire after 45 years in the business. The Times-Shamrock Communications station is now looking for a replacement.















