Columbia’s Q93-5 Welcomes Brooke & Jubal
The morning show of Brooke & Jubal has tacked on another affiliate. Alpha Media's WARQ-FM in Columbia will carry the program starting Monday. Current morning host Croghan will move to afternoon drive.
Martindale Takes Evenings On KKGO L.A.
Christine Martindale will fill the shift at Mount Wilson's Go Country 105 in L.A. being vacated by Paul Freeman, who's retiring.
Former NASH Magazine Publisher Gets AE Gig
Cumulus Media in Nashville has hired former NASH Country Weekly publisher Jeff Meltesen as an AE. He will focus on selling for HASH-FM (WKDF) and NASH ICON (WSM-FM).
Iowa Radio Icon Dies At 93
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids has the details about Dottie Ray, who informed eastern Iowans for 15 minutes each day on KXIC 800 AM radio for 55 years. (Picture courtesy The Gazette in Cedar Rapids.)
Westwood Renews Michael Savage
What we know is it's a multi-year renewal with Michael Savage, no other details were released.
Beasley Celebrating The Life of Dave McKay
On Thursday, Beasley's WQYK in Tampa will celebrate the life of Dave McKay, the station's morning man who died unexpectedly last week.
Williams To Run Indy For Emmis
Chuck Williams has been named Market Manager for Emmis in Indianapolis. He takes over for Charlie Morgan who was named interim Emmis-New York Market Manager in January. Williams had been the Market Manager for Radio One in Indianapolis for the past 11 years.
Malone Packs His Bags For Kansas City
Matt Malone is taking the APD position and afternoon drive slot at Cumulus' X105.1 in Kansas City. Malone moves to KC from KURQ-FM in San Luis Obispo, CA, where he held similar positions.
Daugherty Moving to Augusta.
Chris Daugherty has been named Assistant Program Director and Music Director at Beasley's HD983 in Augusta. He'll also host afternoon drive.
Levine to Program KKGO
Michael Levine is promoted to PD at the Los Angeles radio station where he has worked since 2004. He began as Director of Marketing for KKGO FM. He's been helping with programming since 2007. Saul Levine's Mount Wilson owns KKGO.
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