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V-103 Grows Atlanta Morning Team

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V-103 (WVEE-FM) in Atlanta welcomes two additions to mornings. Tylerchronicles and Christina 'Ms. Basketball' Granville are the new co-hosts for The Morning Culture with Big Tigger

Farzetta Out in Philly

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Beasley's 97.5 The Fanatic sports morning host Mark Farzetta tweeted that he was let go by the company Tuesday. Crossing Board is reporting that a stationwide e-mail was sent out last evening announcing the decision and speculating that John Kincade will replace Farzetta.

Jaime Dupree Says He’s Looking For Work

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The longtime WSB reporter, who lost his voice three years ago, has been covering Capitol Hill & DC for Cox Radio for over 30 years, posted to Facebook that he's looking for work.

USMN Adds Digital Services Specialist

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RC Williams has joined the affiliate sales and marketing staff of United Stations Media Networks as a Digital Sales Specialist. Rakuten Japan, TuneIn, and Spreaker are among the companies Williams has worked for.

Rick Dayton Takes Afternoons at KDKA

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KDKA News Radio in Pittsburgh will launch KDKA Radio Afternoon News Hosted by Rick Dayton (weekdays from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.) on December 7.

Jay Bailey Launches New Marketing Firm

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Jay Bailey’s Reatro Ventures has launched a marketing firm called Greau Creative (pronounced GROW). Greau’s services include creative design, campaign strategy, media buying and...

Bud & Broadway Coming To Tulsa

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The Bud and Broadway Show is set to debut on 98.5 KVOO in Tulsa on December 7. SuiteRadio syndicates the show that is now heard in eight states.

New CMO Hire For Nielsen

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Jamie Moldafsky has joined Nielsen as Chief Marketing and Communications Officer. She comes over from Wells Fargo where she held a similar position.

New Overnight Talk For GNR

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Global News Radio, with affiliates across Canada, has signed two talk radio vets for The Shift. Shane Hewitt hosts the weekday version with Jawn Jang taking over on weekends.

Former Boston Radio Personality Dies at 67

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Paul Sferruzza, known as Tank of Boston, died peacefully in his home in Dover, NH at the age of 67, last week after a period of declining health. His radio career radio started in 1977 when he volunteered to answer the "listener line" at WBCN Radio.

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June 15, 2026

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