Tony Randall Named New Afternoon Drive Host on Kat Country 103
"I’m beyond excited to rejoin the Cumulus family and return to California! And I'm so grateful to Andy Winford I’m going to buy him that pony he's been wanting"
Why Radio Programmers and Their Teams Need to Be Listener Obsessed at Live Events
"The entire staff of your station needs to be listener obsessed at every event you participate in."
“Big Smoothie” Out at Syracuse’s K-Rock
"I was informed today that I am no longer employed at K-Rock and was let go"
93.3 WMMR Announces ‘Pierre Robert – A Show of Life’ Concert Event
"The event will take place Wednesday, December 17, at The Fillmore in Philadelphia and will bring together prominent rock artists, colleagues and generations of listeners who grew up with Robert’s familiar voice"
97.1 The Drive Adds Tim Virgin to Afternoon Drive
“A few months away was long enough to remind me exactly where I belong--on a legendary station in the city I love, talking about the music that raised me..."
How Radio Legends Guy Phillips, George Lindsey and Bobby Rich Adapted After the On-Air Light Went Dark
"You have way more transferable skills than you think, you are more valuable than you have been lead to believe, and find a purpose."
Syndicated Radio Show, ‘The Big Time with Whitney Allen’, to Sign Off at the End of 2025
"The last year is being framed as a celebration of the people who built it, the stations that carried it, and the listeners who made it, fittingly, BIG."
Ryan Chase Exits Mornings At 104.1 KRBE
"We're gonna miss a lot of things. Nobody plans for this. We just signed a five-year deal. I know you want us to tell you things, but we cannot"
Q106.7 Afternoon Host Gina Quattrocchi Exits, Julie Koehrer to Step In
"It's been a wild ride and we're so incredibly grateful to have had Gina by our side these last seven years."
Accomplished Rock Program Director Keith Cunningham Launches Black Box Group, Exits 95.5 KLOS in Los Angeles
"Black Box Group will rely on Cunningham’s track record of taking multi-million-dollar brands from worst to first."
