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Meet The Leaders: Kevin LeGrett, iHeartMedia
“What we've had to do is we have to make sure people understand that we can enter through several doors where our competitors can’t.”
Lineup Set For iHeartMedia’s ALTer EGO 2025
The lineup includes Cage The Elephant, Fontaines D.C., Glass Animals, Incubus, St. Vincent, The Head And The Heart, The Lumineers, The Offspring, and a special performance by Damiano David.
iHeartRadio Broadway To Present ’30 Years of Disney’
iHeartRadio Broadway is set to present a special hour-long event honoring "30 Years of Disney" on Broadway in November.
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."
‘Take This Personally’ With Morgan Huelsman’ Launches Today
“It’s something I wish I would have had while going through my toughest seasons. If this podcast is able to help just one person feel less alone in this world, then I will have done my job.”
Timberwolves & Lynx Take Radio Broadcasts to KFAN
"This is an exciting time for our organization as we launch a multi-faceted distribution partnership with one of the largest media platforms in the country."
Scott Voorhees Hasn’t Had a Conventional Road to Leading 1110 KFAB
"I said, ‘Honey, we are never leaving this house unless KFAB in Omaha ever called. We would have a decision to make.’ Gary Sadlemyer called me essentially out of the blue the next day."
The Only Path Forward For News Radio is Strong Personalities
Radio’s competitive advantage remains its people. And when it comes to personality, no format owns that right now more so than News/Talk
KFI-AM 640 Debuts Podcast Series on Rise of Antisemitism
The podcast description says the limited series will examine "where Antisemitism originated and why it continues to grow."
Bob Pittman: iHeartMedia Won’t Be Shutting Down Broadcast Stations
"90% of Americans listen to iHeart broadcast radio stations every month. To put that in context, the biggest TV network reaches less than 40% of Americans and the big streaming music services reach less than 30%."