"I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work alongside such a talented group of people and for everything we were able to accomplish together."
"My wife and I moved back to Pittsburgh two years ago after having been away for 32 years. It’s our hometown, and our families live here. It’s a chance to spend more time with my wife."
"In radio, the reality is it's actually still reaching about 90% of Americans. Of course, industries evolve and you look for ways to operate more efficiently and effectively. For us, that is the reason that our podcast division is able to reach so many people. "
"I’ve had an amazing life because of radio, and have done things I could only dream of because of it. For that I am eternally grateful. But this job is not fun anymore. The pay is still low, and I’ve seen more people cry at work the past two years than I’ve seen in the previous thirty."
Wolford, previously the host of the PM drive on “94 Country” WKKJ, is set to debut her afternoon show, “The Drive Home,” on Total Media’s “Hank FM 100.9” WXIZ Waverly, OH, starting November 25.
The nearly six-hour trip exposed us to some 100 different radio stations along our journey. As a casual experiment and a bit of low-key research, we built impromptu Subaru radio-scanned playlists by sampling stations across each region.
iHeart’s CEO Bob Pittman commented on the company’s Q3 earnings call to Barrington Research’s Jim Goss: “There’s not a slot for everybody.” Let that sink in.
iHeartMedia Nationwide layoffs continue with a growing list of downsized employees. News/Talk took the biggest hit on Friday, but music radio wasn’t spared.
"I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work alongside such a talented group of people and for everything we were able to accomplish together."
"My wife and I moved back to Pittsburgh two years ago after having been away for 32 years. It’s our hometown, and our families live here. It’s a chance to spend more time with my wife."