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How Jaybeau Jones Approaches Impacting Listeners Eight Seconds at a Time
"Your job for the audience in the car or at home blow drying their hair is to make it a little more fun between the songs. If you're talking between these songs, whether it's eight seconds or eighteen, it better be great."
Joey Brooks Announces Exit From iHeartMedia
iHeartMedia Senior Vice President of Programming Joey Brooks has announced he has departed the company's Connecticut stations.
Brooks originally joined the market in September 2019...
Kirk Minihane Taking Leave From Barstool Sports
"The hiatus marks at least the fourth time since 2018 that Minihane has paused his on-air work to address mental health issues"
WEEI, NESN Jimmy Fund Radio Telethon Sets New Record
"With the continued generosity of the Jimmy Fund community and Red Sox Nation, the annual telethon has now raised a staggering $80 million since its inception in 2002"
Radio: The Original Social Media And Community Centerpiece
Radio shared comments live on the air, broke news in real time, reviewed movies and TV shows, and introduced audiences to new music.
Andie Summer’s Listener Connection Is Based In Trust
“I have the utmost respect for my listeners. I started when I was in my mid-twenties at XTU. They raised me. I moved away from home. I would talk about things on the air."
Chuck Nowlin Is Moving To Mornings At 100.7 WZLX Boston
“The Chuck Nowlin Morning Show” will feature Nowlin alongside Danielle Murr and station Program Director Chris Tyler.
Aircheck: Charlie Tuna, KRLA Los Angeles (1986)
In 1975, Charlie Tuna was with 102.7 KIIS-FM Los Angeles when it started the AM/FM simulcast and hosted the first show on the FM.
Jim Ryan is Focused on What’s Next, and Satisfied With His Run at Audacy New York
“I think as a day-to-day program director, I've achieved everything that I've hoped, wanted, could have dreamed to achieve."
Mix 104.1 Boston’s ‘Karson & Kennedy’ Relate By Being Authentic
"The best conversations you have at parties, restaurants, or wherever you meet people are where you can go, oh, my God, me too.”