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Armstrong & Getty Added to Five New Nationwide Affiliates
Armstrong & Getty have announced the show has been added to five new stations, including brands in Phoenix and Las Vegas, during the month...
Meet The Podcasters: Will Pearson, iHeartPodcasts
"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. "
How Ben Ferguson Found Contentment Amid Growing List of Projects for iHeartMedia
"If this is it, I feel good about what I did and that's a weird place, but also a really free, fun place.”
iHeartMedia And Rick Dees To Launch Two Streaming Channels
“I’m excited to have these stations online for even more listeners to enjoy,” said Rick Dees.
Rob Miller Named ‘New 102.7’ New York Brand Manager
Miller succeeds Jim Ryan, who is stepping down as Senior Vice President of Programming of Audacy New York and Brand Manager of NEW 102.7 FM and WCBS-FM 101.1.
The Savannah Bananas Are Proof of How Reinvention and a Fans First Approach Can Change the Game
"If I gave you ten years to build a brand that would change the game and your industry and business, could you do it? How would you do it?"
Brian LaLima Exits ‘The Sean Salisbury Show’ On SportsTalk 790
SportsTalk 790 morning show co-host Brian LaLima will be stepping down from his role with The Sean Salisbury Show, effective today. The show announced...
iHeartMedia EVP Maynard Surrounds Himself With People Who Think Radio’s Best Days Are Still Ahead
"Surround yourself with people that believe our best days are ahead – can’t tell you how game-changing it’s been for me"
Sarah Spain Wins 2025 Social Impact Award at iHeartPodcast Awards
“An Icon Award usually goes to someone that’s kind of old, but I won’t take offense to that,”
In The Wake Of Audacy Layoffs, Where Does Radio Go From Here?
The layoffs by radio giant Audacy last week weren't a real stunner as we’ve normalized big radio layoffs for decades.