MPR Veteran Curtis Named Director Of Programming
Minnesota Public Radio News has named Stephanie Curtis Director of Programming. A veteran of the MPR newsroom, Curtis currently serves as Senior Producer of Audience Development and Engagement, a role she’s held since 2016.
WIAD Taps Roth’s Experience
Chris Roth is the new PD for Entercom Classic Hits station 94.7 The Drive (WIAD-FM) in Washington, DC. Roth is a radio veteran who has spent most of his 20-year career in the DC metro area.
Indianapolis Move For Lewis
Steven Lewis is leaving iHeartMedia-Cincinnati, where he was the Assistant Director of Custom/National Programming since December 2017, to take up a dual role with Cumulus Indianapolis’ Active Rock radio station WNDX-FM/93.9X.
Delilah Honored By American Forces Radio
Premiere Networks-syndicated personality Delilah was presented with the AFN Challenge Coin by Curt Eckstein and Tom Arnholt of American Forces Radio, September 26, at the 2019 Radio Show in Dallas.
Lineup Changes At KFAQ/Tulsa
Oklahoma’s Griffin Communications made the announcement, with the changes taking effect Oct. 1. Here's the full schedule...
Langston Says He Was Dead For Over Three Minutes
Los Angeles Angels broadcaster Mark Langston was back at the stadium Sunday, nine days after he was revived following a medical emergency in the radio booth.
Kramer Awarded Leadership Gracie
Entercom’s COO Weezie Kramer was named a recipient of a 2019 Gracies Leadership Award, presented by the Alliance for Women in Media. Kramer, along with six other executives, will be honored at the Gracies Leadership Awards in New York November 21.
Barrera Houston Bound
Tessa Barrera is joining The Rod Ryan Morning Show as co-host on Houston Rock and Alternative station 94.5 The Buzz. Barrera joins hosts Rod Ryan, Alex Middleton, and Executive Producer Jose “The Chile” Santos.
It’s “Flu Season” At KTCX-FM
Joe “Flu Season” Lewis is the new afternoon host and Programming Assistant for the Beaumont, TX, Urban Mainstream station. Flu Season comes to Cumulus’ Magic 102.5/KTCX-FM from Cumulus Macon, GA
After 46 Years Marty Brennaman Calls His Final Game.
He was the voice of the Cincinnati Reds for nearly five decades. On Thursday night he called his final game on the radio. Before the game, fans were given a transistor radio so they could listen to Brennaman’s final broadcast. WCPO has all the details.
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