ESPN Cleveland Line-Up Adjustments
850 ESPN Cleveland is creating a new, special hour of The Really Big Show beginning Monday, March 1. RBS Next will see afternoon host Emmett Golden joining RBS hosts Tony Rizzo and Aaron Goldhammer for an hour a day.
Clark Howard Honored
Clark Howard is the recipient of this year’s Andrew Ashwood Award. The syndicated consumer guru will be presented the award at Talk Show Boot Camp Twelvethat will happen virtually, March 18 and 19.
Jubal Scores Atlanta Market
iHeart adds The Jubal Show to mornings on Power 96.1 in Atlanta. Jubal replacing PK in the Morning. The nationally syndicated show is co-hosted by Jubal Fresh, his wife Alex Fresh and English Evan.
Chaz & AJ Raise $88K To Help Homeless
Connoisseur Connecticut’s morning duo Chaz and AJ (WPLR and WFOX), helped raise over $88,400 in cash for Jimmy Koplik’s ‘Coats For A Cause.’ All the money raised will go towards purchasing EMPWR coats for Bridgeport’s homeless.
The Professor Comes To Denver
John Clayton “The Professor” is joining Sports Radio 104.3 The Fan (KKFN-FM). The Pro Football Hall of Famers will become the Senior Broncos Writer for DenverFan.com and appear regularly on the air.
Rachel Ryan Moves To Dallas
Rachel Ryan is the new midday host on 96.3/KSCS-FM in Dallas. Ryan joins the line-up from Cumulus sister station WWWQ Q99.7 in Atlanta.
Mornings For Mike Hsu
The Pike 100 FM (WWFX-FM) in Worcester, MA has moved Mike Hsu to morning drive. Hsu, who joined the station in 2020, was most recently heard evenings.
Lewis And Wagman Team-Up
Lori Lewis Media and Rob Wagman’s Straight Path Media + Marketing are partnering on a new marketing endeavor. Starting March 1 Wagman will be offering Lewis’s digital and social media marketing to his clients.
Q104.3 Keeping Kerr
Q104.3 (WAXQ) NYC has extended the contract for morning show host Jim Kerr. The agreement with the iHeartMedia Classic Rock station runs through 2026.
George Francis Passes
Longtime broadcaster George Francis has died. Francis sold radio in Charlotte, sold jingles for TM Studio, managed WAKY/WVEZ in Louisville, WTAM/WDOK in Cleveland and WMAG in Greensboro. He went on to own KRMD/KEEL in Shreveport and WMYI in Greenville, SC.
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