Salem Radio Network Renews With Larry Elder
Salem Radio Network is extending its agreement with top national radio host Larry Elder through 2022. The network picked up The Larry Elder Show in 2016 and syndicated him nationwide.
Colon A Welcome Addition To WDAS Talent Roster
R&B station WDAS/Philadelphia has named Adimu Colon the new host of The Quiet Storm, weekday nights. Colon joins the WDAS from Washington, DC.
Anka Honored by BMI At Vegas Dinner Event
Legendary singer/songwriter Paul Anka was honored at the 71st Annual BMI/NAB Dinner held Tuesday night in Las Vegas. Anka received the BMI Board of Directors Award for his impact on contemporary music.
Bruns Happy Staying In Memphis
WXMX-FM/Memphis has locked down the services of Danni Bruns with a new multi-year deal. Bruns will be Operations Manager of Cumulus Memphis’ four-station cluster as well as PD and afternoon drive co-host of the Rock-formatted WXMX.
ASCAP Recruits Razzano To Be SVP Admin Services
The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers has appointed Ed Razzano to the position of Senior Vice President, Administration Services. Razzano has more than 20 years’ experience with music rights.
Ragusa Does A U-Turn
Tammy Ragusa has returned to Premiere Networks as a writer and producer for the company’s Country radio prep team, having previously been at Premiere 2006-2012. She will be based Nashville.
Newman Takes Up Senior Account Executive Role
Sun & Fun Media and its affiliated next-generation radio syndication company Key Networks have appointed seasoned media executive Jennifer Newman as Senior Account Executive for both companies.
Morin A Coup For New Hampshire Station
New Hampshire radio legend Mike Morin will co-host a new morning show on Binnie Media’s 106.3/99.1 Frank FM/Manchester, NH. Morin will be teamed up with Lori D for Morin In the Morning with Lori D.
Promotion Time For Malovetz
Christine Malovetz has been elevated to Assistant Program Director of ALT 92.3 (WNYL-FM) in New York. She will continue to host the station’s midday drive show.
Radio Founder & University Administrator Driemeier Dead
St. Louis Public Radio is reporting that its founder and longtime University of Missouri-St. Louis administrator Donald Driemeier was 80. A cause of death has not been announced.
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