Sileo Makes Phoenix His Next Stop
Fox Sports 910 in Phoenix will debut The Dan Sileo Show on Tuesday. The Sports Talk show will feature Cardinals football coverage and “Stump Sileo,” a daily segment where listeners have the opportunity to challenge Sileo to a game of six degrees of separation.
Laughlin Brings Forward Retirement
Scott Laughlin, longtime morning personality on News/Talk AM 1230 WJBC in Bloomington/Normal, IL, is retiring from radio. Laughlin announced his retirement on-air to WJBC listeners, Thursday morning.
“El Chamo” To Entertain Miami’s Latin Community
Miami’s TÚ 94.9, Joven Como Tú, announced today that Rodolfo “El Chamo” Soules will host afternoon drive, starting Monday.
Kanan Show Will Wake Up Indy
WNDX-FM (on 93.9X) in Indianapolis will have a new morning show as of September 3: The Abe Kanan Show.
Entercom Station Nabs A Steeler
Pittsburgh Steelers running back James Conner will join 93.7 The Fan (KDKA-FM) — the radio home of the Pittsburgh Pirates and University of Pittsburgh Panthers — throughout the 2019 National Football League season.
Safar Named Managing Director At KCMP
Minnesota Public Radio AAA station KCMP-FM/Twin Cities has appointed David Safar to lead the station as Managing Director, a new role that will oversee the long-term strategy, product development, and planning of the station.
“We Freed Finster!”
Sean Finster will be back behind the microphone on 101.9 WLDR-FM/Traverse City, MI, on Monday. His new show, Finster in the Morning, will feature his erstwhile co-host Abbey Courtney.
Changing Of The Guard For CPR Board
Colorado Public Radio recently welcomed five new members to its Board of Directors. Joining the team are Rachel Romer Carlson, Ned Harding, Balan Nair, Wag Schorr, and Michelle Sobel.
iHeart Phoenix Moves Oehler To Mornings
Fox Sports 910 in Phoenix is moving “The Drive” with Jody Oehler from afternoons to mornings, beginning Tuesday. Oehler replaces The Dan Patrick Show, which iHeart is picking up from Fox Sports Radio. No word yet on who will host afternoon drive.
Former WDVE Host Jack Malloy Dies
Malloy hosted overnights for most of his 36 years on the Pittsburgh rock station. He retired in 2013. Malloy's daughter said her father's final wish was to have a milkshake, an orange Fanta, and to hear AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck” one last time.
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