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Hubbard Radio Announces Creation of Gamut Podcast Network
“It's exciting to see us take the next step in our podcast evolution.”
Social Studies: Elly Rowe, WTOP
When you think about platforms like TikTok, YouTube, or Instagram, those platforms really prioritize that video content, and it jump-starts the algorithm in a way that allows more visibility to all of our content.
‘The Country Top 40 with Fitz’ Marks Five Years With Fitz At The Mic
“It is an absolute dream every single weekend when I get to play the hits,” said Fitz. “When I walk into Bob’s studio, it feels like Christmas."
105.7 The Point’s ‘The Rizzuto Show’ Thrives By Being Themselves
“One of the best things about our show is that we don’t play characters,” says Rizzuto. “We’re all ourselves on the air."
WTOP Dedicates Main Air Studio to Honor the Late Jim Farley
Jim Farley worked at the station from 1996 until his 2013 retirement.
Kap and J.Hood, Mitch Rosen, Danny Zederman, Brandon Spano, Kevin Cassidy, Keith Williams and John Goforth To Speak at the 2025 BSM Summit
"The goal of this event is to bring sports media folks together to share ideas and information, examine issues, build relationships, and celebrate success."
Former WTOP News Anchor/Reporter, Westwood One Host Evan Haning Dies
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Former 101 ESPN Morning Host Randy Karraker Speaks For First Time Following Departure
"They have to find ways in the industry to cut costs. And I was an unfortunate victim, but I completely understand."
Do Young People Still Want to Work in Radio?
"It is REALLY hard to find young talent that has a passion for behind the scenes radio roles, and a willingness to make very little money and grind."
Federal News Network Morning Host Tom Temin Sets Retirement Date, Replacement Sought
“Tom’s contributions over the past 17 years are immeasurable and have impacted so many in the community. His shoes will be impossible to replace and difficult to fill.”