VSiN Adds New Host
Stormy Buonantony has joined VSiN as the new host of 'My Guys in the Desert'. Buonantony covers college football for ESPN and has been rinkside reporter for the NHL Vegas Golden Knights on AT&T SportsNet.
Streamline Publishing Promotes Parenti
Deborah Parenti is the new President of the Radio, TV & Podcasting Division of Streamline Publishing. Streamline media industry titles include Radio Ink, Radio + Television Business Report and Podcast Business Journal.
Alpha Media-Jackson Gets a New Manager
Ricky Mitchell has been named Market Manager of Alpha's Jackson, MS cluster. Mitchell previously worked with Alpha as Market Manager in Gulfport-Biloxi. He's back with the company after a stint at El Dorado Broadcasters in Yuma, AZ
Bell is Back Again
Wendy Bell has 9 lives on the radio. Her latest hosting position is with WRTA-FM in Altoona. The Conservative talker will host the 9A to Noon slot. The station is owned by Lightner Communications. Bell also worked at KDKA and WJAS in Pittsburgh.
WDAY Debuts New Morning Program
WDAY AM 970/FM 93.1 in Fargo, ND kicks off 'Bonnie & Friends' September 16. Bonnie Amistadi and talk radio veteran Steve Hallstrom will co-host the program.
Hannity Turns 20
Premiere Networks announced on Thursday that this week marks the 20th anniversary of “The Sean Hannity Show” in national syndication. Hannity is heard on over 650 stations, he has two Marconi's in his trophy case and he's in the Radio Hall of Fame.
Philly Radio Icon Big Daddy Graham Passes
SportsRadio 94WIP Philadelphia is remembering 'Big Daddy Graham'. Born Edward Gudonis he spent more than 20 years hosting his daily program.
Brian Pollina Joins G Networks
Brian Pollina is the new Director of Network Sales for G Networks. Pollina most recently was VP Digital Assets and Midwest Sales for United Stations Radio Network.
New PD At WHTF Tallahassee
Jason Murphy has joined Adams Radio in Tallahassee as the new Program Director of Hot 104.9 (WHTF-FM). Murphy will also hold down the 2-6 PM slot when he starts September 15.
New York Jazz Legend Passes
WKCR in New York City has announced the death of Phil Schaap, who passed away Tuesday at the age of 70 after a battle with cancer. Schaap worked at the Columbia University Jazz station for over 50 years.
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