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Shawn Tempesta Launches Morning Show on Las Vegas KLUC
Shawn Tempesta is back in Las Vegas mornings. The veteran personality officially launched "The Shawn Show" today on Audacy CHR 98.5 KLUC.
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Tanner of KFBW Portland Proves Adapt or Die Works
If you spend five minutes talking to Tanner, the morning host at 105.9 The Brew, KFBW in Portland, Oregon, two things become immediately clear....
Yung Joc Signs Two-Year Extension At Streetz 94.5
Core Radio Group has locked in Yung Joc for two more years. The hip-hop personality will continue leading mornings on Streetz 94.5 WWSZ in...
Big Tigger Takes Leave From V103 Atlanta Amid Legal Troubles
Darian "Big Tigger" Morgan is stepping away from mornings at Audacy Hip Hop/R&B V103 WVEE Atlanta. His departure follows a recent arrest and a...
Audacy Gives Mikalah Gordon Dual Role Across KLUC and Channel Q
"I helped launch Channel Q back in 2018 as part of the morning show in Los Angeles, so this feels less like a new chapter and more like a homecoming,"
92 PRO FM’s Bekah Berger is Riding the Real Housewives of Rhode Island Wave
"I want to replay that moment over and over," she said. "It embodied what Rhode Island should be about — local connections and support for one another."
Morning Radio Story Arcs — The Strategy Most Shows Are Missing
"You must involve your listeners so they feel invested and will come back each day to hear what develops."
Why Your Morning Show Sounds Like Everyone Else’s
"When I heard three different shows in different parts of the country doing the same phone topic, I screamed. It's the damn morning show prep service."
How to Refresh Your Morning Show Before Management Does It for You
I hate to hit you with this truth bomb: we are all replaceable. It is show business.
Bob Kevoian’s Legacy: 3 Things Radio Talents Can Learn From The Bob & Tom Show Legend
He was, without question, a legend of the medium. And while some might think there's nothing to learn from someone who made a living laughing on the air, they'd be wrong.