Farias Takes Up Market President Position
Jessica Farias joins the Colorado Springs market from iHeartMedia Denver, where she most recently served as Region Vice President of Sales.
Ganoudis To Manage Curtis Media Cluster
Industry veteran Chris Ganoudis has been named General Manager of News/Talk WPTF 680 AM, WPTK 850 AM/104.7 FM, and Triangle Traffic Network,in Raleigh NC. Ganoudis was most recently General Manager of JVC Broadcasting stations in Orlando, FL.
Sharan Promoted To PD For Bonneville Denver
Sports Radio 104.3 The Fan (KKFN-FM) and ESPN Denver 1600 (KEPN-AM) have appointed Raj Sharan to the PD role for both stations.
Higgins Hired For Senior Role At Summit
Kathy Higgins steps in as President SummitMedia Omaha, where she will lead stations KEZO-FM, KKCD-FM, KQCH-FM, KSRZ-FM, and KXSP-AM. Higgins has 17 years experience in radio.
Cadillac Jack Picks Up A New Passenger
Corey Dylan is the new on-air sidekick to Kicks 101.5/WKHX-FM Atlanta’s morning radio host Cadillac Jack. The duo join forces on the new Caddy & Corey morning show which airs weekdays, 5 a.m.-10 a.m.
Chuck Edwards Passes At 49
Alpha Media, Biloxi-Gulfport, is mourning the loss of colleague Chuck Edwards who passed away at the age of 49. Edwards began his career on the Mississippi Gulf Coast at Surf 107-1. He later moved on to WCPR to do mornings with Robert James.
Thomas Fills PD Gap For New Virginia Station
It looks like Fredericksburg, Virginia, station Live 99.3’s hunt for their perfect Program Director is over. Ricky Thomas has joined the cluster.
Cortez Retro Show Picked Up By SBG
Sun Broadcast Group have entered into partnership with the syndicated Retro Pop Reunion and host Joe Cortez. Each week, Cortez plays the biggest hits of the 80s and 90s.
Dromgoole Leaving The Garden
John Dromgoole is retiring as host of Gardening Naturally after 38 years. The show began airing in 1981 on NewsRadio KLBJ/Austin, TX, and has since become the longest-running organic gardening talk show in the U.S.
Talk Show Host Killed By Train
Conservative talker Michael “Doc” Thompson died Tuesday after he was struck by a train while jogging in Texas. Thompson hosted Doc Thompson’s Daily MoJo 5.0 radio talk show, which he launched last year. Before that he was at Glenn Beck’s TheBlaze radio.
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