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SuiteRadio Expands Moloney’s Role

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SuiteRadio is giving Ed Moloney more responsibilities. The 24/7 format syndicator has named Moloney Affiliate Relations Director and Program Director of The Maxx format.

Chase Joins Midwest

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Lansing radio vet Nick Chase joins the Midwest Communications in Lansing where he'll oversee day-to-day operations of WWDK-FM and WQTX-FM.

Spiegel To Afternoons on The Score in Chicago

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670 The Score (WSCR-AM) in Chicago has moved Matt Spiegel to afternoons where he'll join Danny Parkins weekdays from 2-6. Speigel and Parkins worked middays together in 2017-18 before the station lineup was changed.

Chase New SummitMedia SVP

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Randy Chase has been named Senior Vice President of Programming for SummitMedia. Chase will be based in Knoxville and in addition to responsibility for overseeing all the Company’s Country music stations; he will program 100.3 The Wolf (WCYQ).

Katelyn Maida Joins KKBQ

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The New 93Q (KKBQ-FM) Houston has added Katelyn Maida to the Q Morning Zoo. She takes over for just retired co-host Kevin Kline.

WBA Awards Student Station Manager

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The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association has recognized Alex Stouf, Manager for WWSP-FM, in Stevens Point. Stouf will be recognized with the WBA Student Leadership Award at the WBA Student Seminar.

Husband Wife Duo Take Mornings

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McKenzie River Broadcasting has hired husband and wife duo Chadd and Kristi to host mornings on their Eugene, OR AC station KMGE-FM. They The replace Liz and Reilly. Liz moves to middays while (Mary) Reilly is exiting the station.

The Fan in DC Shuffles Lineup

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Washington D.C. sports media veterans Brian Mitchell and JP Finlay are the new midday show co-hosts on 106.7 The Fan (WJFK-FM). Both have NBC Sports pedigrees covering The Washington Football Team.

Uforia Launches New Show

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Univision’s Uforia has launched a new daily show on its Latino Mix Stations. Mixology features Uforia personalities Monse Medina and Marcela “DJ Vela” Velasquez.

Les Levine Passes

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Cleveland sports broadcaster Les Levine has died. According to his family he died after battling diabetes and Parkinson’s disease.

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