People in the News

The Co-Anchor of the KCBS Radio Morning News, Susan Leigh Taylor is retiring. She has been behind the morning mic at the all news station since 1997.

Autumn Joi and John Monds are joining 96.3 WHUR. Both have logged airtime in the DC radio market.

A past video of Country 102.5 (WKLB-FM) morning co-host Ayla Brown’s National Anthem performance will be featured during an upcoming Boston Celtics game in Orlando. The NBA is playing a revised schedule in Orlando starting July 30.

Doreen Kolb, known to her friends and radio listeners as “Doots”, has died. Kolb, along with her daughter Darlene Vega host Back in the Day With Doots and Dar, on Rez Radio 91.3 (KPRI).

Jeanine Pirro, Bernie Kerik and Walter Sterling have found spots on weekends on TALKRADIO 77 WABC. The programs will also be simulcast on WLIR-FM 107.9.

Ski told his fans via Twitter that it was his decision to move on. He tweeted he has a big announcement coming. This was Ski's second stint hosting mornings at WVEE. His first run was from 1998-2012, before returning in February of 2018. Ski also spent two years at WHUR-FM in D.C.

Big Tigger (pictured) will move from afternoon drive to take over mornings at WVEE-FM. The station has also hired Kenny Burns as afternoon show host.

Freddie Coleman, co-host of Freddie and Fitzsimmons, on ESPN Radio has a contract extension. The multi-year extension continues his relationship with the network that started nearly 20 years ago.

Former Afternoon co-host, David Bellavia, will be taking over mornings on WBEN. The former U.S. Army Staff Sergeant will take over August 3 for Sandy Beach who announced his retirement last week.

91.9 WFPK morning host Duke Meyer has announced his semi-retirement. Meyer, who has been on-air at WFPK since 2002, has logged 50 years in the business.