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Radio Loses Another

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KADI-FM morning man Rod Kittleman passed away on December 28 at the age of 58 due to complications of kidney failure. KADI-FM is in Springfield, MO. The station did a Memorial Show for Rod that you can listen to HERE.

SB Nation Radio Making Changes For 2019

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SB Nation Radio is set to make a number of lineup changes to start off the new year. CEO David Gow details what those changes are...

Forecast Is Sunny In Ohio

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iHeartMedia Akron/Canton has flipped its Variety/Adults Hits format to Light Rock SUNNY 101.7. To get things rolling, the station will feature 5,000 songs in a row with no commercials. The new lineup of personalities will be announced soon. 

Feder: Mancow Is Back

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Chicago media writer Robert Feder is reporting that Erich Mancow Muller will begin hosting mornings on WLS 890-AM starting January 3.

Taliaferro Celebration Set

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A celebration of life has been scheduled for January 12 for former KGO San Francisco talker Ray Taliaferro. Earlier this month Taliaferro was found dead in a wooded area in Paducah, Kentucky. He went missing in November.

Former WHP Host Dies

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Bob Durgin's radio career spanned 50 years. His final stop was WHP580 in Harrisburg hosting afternoons.

iHeart Delaware Welcomes Gonzalez As SVP Sales

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Steve Gonzalez has been named iHeart’s Senior Vice President of Sales for Wilmington, Delaware. He replaces Martha Masters, who is leaving the position.

Beasley Boston Duo Staying Put

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WBZ The Sports Hub morning team Fred Toucher and Rich Shertenlieb have signed a new multi-year deal with Beasley Media Group to stay on to host mornings at the sports station.

Four Decades And Done For Earl Gross

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“Cousin Earl,” as he is affectionately known to many listeners, began his Williston, ND, radio career with original KEYZ station Owner/Manager Chuck Scofield in 1970. He has worked in the same building at 410 6th Street East for 44 years.  

Former White House Aide Joins Entercom Board

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Entercom’s Board of Directors has a new member. Susan K. Neely takes up her place after serving as the President and Chief Executive Officer of the American Council of Life Insurers.

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