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Candace Dold Named New Morning Show Co-Host On 93.1 WPOC
"Growing up in Maryland, WPOC was part of my daily life. Joining Michael J in the mornings is an incredible opportunity, and I’m excited to connect with listeners in a new way."
Inside CRS 2026: What Country Radio’s Leaders Learned In Nashville
"The ask was simple: Tell us about your 2026 Country Radio experience. Also what suggestions would you offer the 2027 CRS Agenda Committee?"
CRS 26 Hits All The Right Notes in Nashville
"Because there's so much to unpack, I've split my feedback into four categories: Performances, Sessions, Meetings, and Misses."
2026 Country Radio Hall of Fame Honorees Unveiled
"This year’s class features three honorees in the On-Air Personality category — Chris Carr, Michael J and Rick Jackson — along with four inductees in the Radio category: Marci Braun, Phil Hunt, Bruce Logan and John Marks."
The Industry According To….RJ Curtis, CRS
"Radio is the original street team for country artists and music."
Why I’m Returning to the Country Radio Seminar in Nashville
"Country radio and the country music industry operate like a family more than a collection of competing businesses."
Paisley Dunn-Banks Announces Departure From Froggy 101.7/104.9
"Following a recent trip to Nashville for the Country Radio Seminar, she plans to return to Colorado, where she intends to begin a new chapter working in the fitness industry."
CRS 2026 Announces AI, Talent Development, Sales Training Workshop
"Workshop Alley is scheduled for Friday, March 20, from 9 a.m. to noon and will feature three distinct learning tracks covering artificial intelligence, on-air performance and sales strategy."
CRS 2026 to Honor Jelly Roll With Artist Humanitarian Award, Expand Focus on Growth, Inclusion, and Mentorship
"The award, established in 1990, has recognized many of the format’s biggest stars."
The Industry According To…Scott Borchetta, Big Machine Label Groups
"I think that Rock has suffered greatly over the last 30 years because there hasn’t been a real rock scene since Seattle in the ‘90’s."