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“The Breakfast Club” Now International

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Canadian content syndication group Orbyt Media and Premiere Networks have entered into a new, expanded agreement to distribute popular Urban Contemporary morning show The Breakfast Club north of the border.

Making Things Rosy In Raleigh

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Top 40 station Pulse FM 96.6 & 102.5 in Raleigh, NC, has recruited Mel Rose to take over midday duties. Rose will also run promotions for Pulse FM and Hot AC sister Star 92.9.

Video Gamer Campbell Joins CheckpointXP

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James Campbell has been named the new host of Beasley’s nationally syndicated show CheckpointXP. Each week, CheckpointXP will feature news that impacts gamers and fans alike, plus share various top-of mind stories from the world of esports and gaming pop culture.

Gun Talk Turns 25

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The original nationally-syndicated talk show about guns and shooting sports is celebrating 25 years on the air. The program airs live on Sundays from 2PM-5PM Eastern, and runs on more than 270 stations every week.

Alex Jones Arrested

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KXAN TV in Austin is reporting that radio host Alex Jones was arrested for driving while intoxicated early Tuesday morning.

Fortman To Wake Up The Bay On KOIT

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Joey Fortman has been tapped as morning show host and Digital Media Specialist for the Bay Area’s KOIT-FM/San Francisco (96.5 KOIT).

Robby & Rochelle Make Michigan Move

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The Robby and Rochelle show is moving to weekday mornings at MacDonald Garber Broadcasting’s heritage CHR WKHQ/Traverse City, MI. The show, hosted by Robby Bridges and Rochelle Gagnon, and was previously heard at WDVD/Detroit and WSHK/Portsmouth, NH. 

Caruba To Co-Host Mornings In “Paradise”

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Kimmie Caruba is joining KDDB-FM/Waipahu, Hawaii, (102.7 Da Bomb) as morning show co-host with Keola Lui-Kwan on The Keola Show.

Lee Abrams Relaunches Consultancy

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Abrams is calling the consultancy MediaVisions and he says the focus will be a new radio format. "Complete reimagination of video content, news and information."

Chicago Radio Great Clark Weber Dies

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Weber, one of the last remaining WLS originals, died at the age of 89 last weekend from cancer. After years at WLS, Weber worked at WIND and WMAQ. (Picture courtesy Art Vuolo.)

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