Ian Kelly Moving Up In Spokane
The Morgan Murphy Media Radio Group in Spokane, WA has promoted Ian Kelly to Program Director of KEZE-FM, Music Director and Afternoon Drive personality of KZZU-FM. Kelly has been with the group since 2006.
Roberts Promoted by Cumulus
Cumulus has promoted Ken Roberts to Market Manager for its Washington, D.C. market. Roberts moves up from his role as VP of Sales. Roberts replaces Jake McCann who's returning home to Philadelphia to lead The HOW Group, a real estate investment group.
Bravery Network Launched In Ft. Myers
Beasley Media Group has kicked off a public affairs Sunday morning show on its Ft. Myers stations. Bravery Network is hosted by B103.9 Morning Show Personality and Army veteran Jason 'Big Mama' Jones.
Bakersfield Radio Host Passes
Inga Barks, former morning host at News/Talk KERN Radio, has died. She worked for 15 years on the American General Media station before stepping away from the mic in 2010.
LABF Taps 2020 Board Of Directors
Heidi Raphael, Chief Communications Officer, Beasley Media Group, has been named Co-chair of the Library of American Broadcasting Foundation. She will join Hubbard Radio CEO Ginny Morris as co-chair of the organization.
Troberman Elected to NABLF Board
Gayle Troberman has joined the NAB Leadership Foundation Board of Directors. She is one of seven newly elected members. Troberman is the EVP/CMO of iHeartMedia's 859 radio stations and iHeartRadio.
Joe Goetz Named MD Of Classical MPR
Minnesota Public Radio has announced Joe Goetz is the new Music Director for Classical MPR. Goetz joins MPR from WFIU, Indiana University in Bloomington; where he has been MD since 2014.
Golic Hosting Live Trivia Game
Mike Golic is set to host a college sports fan trivia game. The Fan Exam premiers November 10.
Bob & Sheri Co-Host Cooks Up A Book
Sheri Lynch of the nationally syndicated radio show Bob & Sheri is publishing another book, Cooking with Cats: Favorite Recipes of Crazy Cat People and the Felines We Feast With, comes out November 16.
Entercom Host Says He’s Leaving in June
Long-time WTIC Hartford morning show co-host Joe D’Ambrosio (right) announced on the air that he's leaving when his contract expires because he's not allowed to speak his mind. D’Ambrosio's rant took place during an argument over politics with a caller where he said he's not allowed to have his opinions known. The Hartford Courant has the details.
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