Chicago Joins WayFM
Way Media adds Chris Chicago as late-night/overnight host to the WayFM network. Chicago most recently served as PD and Afternoon Host at Christian Pop/Hip-Hop NGEN in Houston.
VPR’s Van Hoeson Steps Down Before Merger
Vermont Public Radio Senior Vice President John Van Hoesen retired Monday, days before the station merges with Vermont PBS. Van Hoesen joined VPR in 2001 as news director.
Martin To Mornings
After 33 years on sister station KRXQ-FM in Sacramento, Pat Martin is moving to mornings on KSEG-FM. KSEG afternoon host Chris McCoy is retiring and Justin Case, who had been hosting mornings since station veteran Charlie Thomas retired in January will transition to afternoons
Brown Leaving New South
Nikki Brown is leaving her PD position with New South Radio in Jackson, MS for an opportunity outside the radio industry. That means GM Bob Lawrence is on the lookout for a new PD and on air host for Top-40 station WYOY-FM
WMMX Kim Faris Ready To Retire
After 43 years behind the mic Kim Faris will retire July 16. Faris is a broadcast icon in Dayton OH, where she has most recently been the midday host on Mix 107.7.
DeAndre Debuts On Chicago Inspiration
'The DeAndre Patterson Show' has been added to iHeartMedia Chicago's Inspiration 1390 (WGRB). He will host the Music of Power & Praise afternoon slot.
Canadian Talker Gets New Host
Global News Radio 770 CHQR has hired well-known Calgary media personality Ted Henley host The Drive (weekdays 3 to 6 p.m.). Henley officially takes over as permanent host Monday.
Beharrell Takes Over Nights at Boston Rocker
Beasley Media Group has signed YEA Networks nationally-syndicated The Greg Beharrell Show to air weeknights (7pm-12 Midnight) on ROCK 92.9/WBOS-FM beginning July 5.
Charlotte Welcomes Donnie Simpson
Radio One's Donnie Simpson Weekend Show will launch in Charlotte on June 27. The two-Hour Urban Adult Contemporary show will air on WOSF 105.3 RNB.
Stuttering John Case Tossed
On Thursday a lawsuit former Howard Stern cast member John Melendez filed against SiriusXM was dismissed without prejudice, by U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty in Manhattan, which means it cannot be brought again.















