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1040 WHO Names Gregg Henson as Program Director
“WHO’s legacy of trusted news and strong local voices is unmatched, and I’m focused on building on that foundation and continuing to deliver relevant, impactful programming for listeners across Iowa.”
How Martha Quinn’s Combination of VJ and DJ Led to the Hall of Fame
"Everybody's got some kind of way of uplifting people, and fate has given me this as my way."
iHeartMedia Unveils Nominees for 2026 iHeartRadio Awards
The 13th annual ceremony will include live performances of some of the biggest songs and artists of 2025, as well as "surprise guests and collaborations."
How Bomani Jones Ensures ‘The Right Time’ Is Time Well Spent for His Loyal Audience
"The most important thing is does your audience believe you. Does your audience mean the things you say. It's not about being right, it's about being sincere."
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...
Big 105.9 Announces Multi-Year Extension With Paul Castronovo
"Either they really love me — or they lost a bet. Honestly, I’ve got the best job in South Florida."
B97.3 Milwaukee Adds Joe Krauss and Tony Lorino to Lineup
"Krauss held mornings at B93.3 from 2017 until the station’s sign-off in late August and now steps into the same role at B97.3."
Shattering Your Sports Media Comfort Zone Is the 2026 Resolution To Live By
"Ask yourself: If not now, then when? How about trying a resolution that could become your next destination?"
iHeartMedia Strikes Partnership With U.S. Figure Skating Ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics
"From original audio storytelling to on-site activation at the ICE House in Milan, this partnership allows us to spotlight the dedication, artistry, and athleticism of these incredible athletes."
The Passing of Pierre Robert Tops Barrett Media’s Top 5 Music Radio Stories of 2025
"Legends come and go in all industries, but the loss of Robert left a giant sized hole in the heart and soul of WMMR and the entire radio industry."