Auto World Host Retiring
Bob Long (pictured), host of the long running Auto World broadcast, has retired due to illness. Long is passing the torch to automotive expert and long time friend Mark Evans.
New GM/Chief Engineer WIHS-FM
Steve Tuzeneu is the new GM/Chief Engineer for WIHS 104.9 FMChristian radio. He starts his new job with the Middletown, CT station July 15.
Drew Murphy Joins APMG Board
Drew Murphy is the newest member of the American Public Media Group Board of Trustees. Murphy is Sr. VP, Strategy and Corporate Development, Edison International.
Report: Driver That Killed Host Very Drunk
Back on June 14, Ray Watkins was charged with killing Entercom Wichita host Don Hall (pictured) in a drunk driving crash. A police affidavit shows that Watkins had a blood-alcohol level more than three times the legal limit.
Will Cain Joining FNC
Former ESPN radio host and commentator Will Cain will co-host FOX & Friends Weekend starting August 15. Cain will join co-hosts Jedediah Bila and Pete Hegseth for the Saturday and Sunday morning shows.
New PD For WJBR
Eric “EJ” Johnson has been named Program Director at WJBR-FM in Wilmington, Delaware. The radio vet moves from PD at, 97.5 The Fanatic in Philadelphia.
Cain Says Goodbye to ESPN Audience
It's been reported for months that Will Cain would be leaving his regular ESPN gig to join Fox News. On Friday Cain said goodbye to his sports audience, noting on Twitter that Friday was his final day with ESPN after five years. All he mentions in the tweet is a new opportunity.
Arnie Ginsburg Dead at 93
Art Vuolo tells us the news came down on Friday from longtime friend John Garabedian, that Arnie "Woo Woo" Ginsburg passed away at the age of 93. He died at the home of his life partner Carlos Alberto Vega in the Boston suburb of Framingham.
New Job For Chris Jones, iHM Atlanta
Chris Jones has been named SVP of Sales for the iHeartMedia Atlanta market. Jones, who has lived in Atlanta for 38 years, most recently served as the General Sales Manager for the cluster.
Report: Golic Odd Man Out
Andrew Marchand of The New York Post is reporting that long-time ESPN morning man Mike Golic's future is in doubt when the network shakes up that time-slot. It's been widely reported that Keyshan Johnson will be part of a new morning show
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