People in the News

Long-time WBBB-FM midday host and APD Alli Morgan has announced she's leaving the Curtis Media Group as of September 12 to pursue other opportunities. Morgan spent the last eight years with CMG in various roles, including middays, Social Media Director, and APD.

Shawn Quinn’s new morning show debuts on X105.1 (KCJK-FM) on September 6. Quinn joins X105.1 from a GenX.FM in Hagerstown, MD, where he was Director of Programming and morning host.

Detroit’s 97.1 The Ticket (WXYT-FM) has moved Jamie Samuelsen to mornings where he’ll join Mike Stone and Sara Fouracre to form The Jamie and Stoney Show beginning Tuesday, September 6.

ESPN and SEC Network play-by-play broadcaster Brent Musburger has been selected to be the ninth recipient of the Vin Scully Lifetime Achievement Award in Sports Broadcasting from Fordham University's WFUV Radio.

New York City radio reporter and anchor Glenn Schuck has been announced as the keynote speaker for the 5th annual National Student Electronic Media Convention on Saturday, October 22, in Philadelphia. Schuck has been a broadcaster for more than 30 years and currently works at 1010 WINS. The New Jersey native will share his insights on the media’s coverage of the 2016 Presidential campaigns and the evolving role of journalists in the rapidly changing media landscape.

Nigel Burton is joining the team at Portland’s Rip City Sports Radio 620, alongside Rip City Morning Show host Dan Sheldon. Rip City Mornings with Dan and Nigel will air weekdays from 6-9:00 a.m.

WOGL is CBS Radio's Greatest Hits station in Philadelphia where Nicky G lands the Music Director's job. He's been with WOGL since 2012 as weekday fill-in and weekend host.

Curtis Media Group has appointed veteran programmer Tim Maranville as Director of Programming for WBBB-FM in Raleigh-Durham. Maranville has worked in San Francisco, Phoenix, and Denver and also served as VP of Programming for CBS Radio in San Francisco.

Community Broadcasters is moving Lance Hale up the chain of command. He's been promoted to Director of Rock Programming for the company's entire group of radio stations.

St. Louis conservative talker Stacy Washington has filmed a pro-Second Amendment interview with the National Rifle Association. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the footage will be used in an upcoming NRA documentary.