Charlie Morgan Leaves Emmis
In another big management change in New York City, Emmis announces that after a decade with the company, Charlie Morgan is leaving to work for another company. That other company has not been announced yet.
Simi Sara Moves To Mornings
Vancouver’s 980 CKNW has a new morning show beginning March 30: Mornings with Simi, hosted by longtime radio personality Simi Sara. Sara grew up in Surrey, British Columbia, and spent the first 15 years of her career in television.
Welton To Receive 2020 NAB Radio Engineering Award
The NAB will present the NAB Engineering Achievement Awards at the 2020 NAB Show in Las Vegas. Nautel Limited’s Jeff Welton will receive the radio award at the We Are Broadcasters Celebration.
Thank You Bonnie Lucas
Lucas is retiring from WHO in Des Moines after being part of the Van and Bonnie for the past 25 years. Lucas got the job after an open audition at the station back in 1992.
Kidd Kraddick Show Returns To Houston
Starting Monday Houstonians will once again be able to hear The Kidd Kraddick Morning Show thanks to a deal between YEA Networks and Radio One’s KROI, RadioNOW 92.1.
Weatherly Joins Spotify
Spotify has confirmed that longtime KROQ programmer Kevin Weatherly has joined their editorial team as Head of North American Programming. Weatherly left Entercom as SVP/Programming for Los Angeles last week. He joined KROQ in 1992.
Cox Atlanta Snags Beasley GSM
Beth Nifong has been named General Sales Manager for CMG's Atlanta stations. She'll partner with the Sales Managers at WSB, B98.5, The River, and Kiss 104.1.
Dallas Gets A New Morning Show
Listeners of Dallas-Fort Worth Country Station KPLX/99.5 The Wolf have a new morning show to start their day — The All-New Wake Up With the Wolf Show, hosted by Brian Moote and Tara.
Coupling Up In The Morning
WBAM/Montgomery, AL, has debuted the Bama Country Morning Show featuring married co-hosts JT and Leanne Thompson. The station is owned by Bluewater Broadcasting.
Rosenberg Disinvited To University Event
Sid Rosenberg, Bernie & Sid In The Morning, 77 WABC, will not be talking about the 2020 election at an upcoming event at Seton Hall University. The March 10 event will still be held, but without the co-host.
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