New Morning Co-Host For Channel Q
AJ Gibson takes up the role for the Radio.com station and the LGBTQ+ Talk Radio Network. Gibson will join Mikalah Gordon on The Morning Beat.
NBA To Induct Todd-N-Tyler
The Nebraska Broadcasters Association will welcome Todd Brandt and Mike Tyler (Todd-N-Tyler) into the NBA Hall of Fame on August 11 in Lincoln, during the 86th Annual NBA Convention.
Bradley Back At WFDF In Detroit
Wayne Bradley, managing partner at American Urban Strategies, returns to WFDF (910 AM Superstation) with Early Morning Political News with Wayne Bradley.
Big Win For Michigan Station
WHTS-FM/Grand Rapids (105.3 HOT FM) has been honored by the Michigan Association of Broadcasters for its morning radio program The Gray and Green Show.
Townsquare Hires Landy For WKXW
Townsquare Media New Jersey has hired Julie Landy as Vice President for Consumer Engagement for New Jersey 101.5 WKXW-FM and its digital solutions platform.
Kaufman Staying Put As WFTL Shuffles Schedule
Hubbard Radio West Palm Beach’s News/Talk 850 WFTL has launched a new programming lineup. And Joyce Kaufman has been talked out of retirement.
Switching Up Middays In Atlanta
Juandolyn Stokes is the new midday show host for News & Talk 1380 (WAOK-AM) in Atlanta. Her show is On Point with Juandolyn Stokes.
Veteran Buffalo Personality Returns
WGRF overnight and evening personality Cindy Chan will be joining the lineup at WECK. Chan’s radio career began in November 1979 and carried through to January of 2001 as an evening and overnight personality at WGRF 97 Rock in Buffalo.
Long Island Duo Moves To WPTY
The Steve and Leeana morning show will debut on WPTY Party 105.3, Long Island, on February 10. The duo has been waking up Long Island for years and now will be doing it on the JVC-owned station.
Ben & Skin Move To KEGL In Dallas
Next Monday (Feb. 10) will see the Ben & Skin Show begin airing afternoons on 97.1 The Eagle (KEGL) Dallas/Fort Worth, having moved over from 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM).
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