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Barrett Media’s Top 20 Alternative Radio Program Directors of 2025
"A total of fifty six (56) Alternative radio program directors appeared on ballots turned in by our voters."
96.5 KOIT Rebrands as ‘Alysa 96.5’ to Honor Olympic Gold Medalist Alysa Liu
“Alysa Liu has made the entire Bay Area proud.”
Wichita Radio Legend Greg “The Hitman” Williams Dies Following Cancer Battle
"Listeners knew him for his energy and authenticity. Colleagues knew him for his love of radio."
Why Bubba the Love Sponge Believes Owning Your Content Is the Immediate Future for Radio Talent
"All these terrestrial radio hosts that haven’t carved out a digital space, they're f****d. They don't own anything. They don't own their name, image, or likeness. I’ve owned all my content since I was on the Power Pig (WFLZ) in 1992."
eSports Radio Launches in New Venture From Too Tall Media and Creative Animal International
“Research on this project began in 2024 and with a potential cume of over 200 million, we feel the time is right to target and super serve this audience."
If Music Radio Wants Listener Loyalty, Give Them a Story to Follow
If you’re on the air and have built a relationship with your audience, are you telling your story? The more listeners know about you and the cast of your show, the more points of relatability they will have with you.
Throwback 2K with Chris Cruise to Enter Weekday Syndication
"So you’re telling me we’re now going to be playing throwbacks from the 2000s during the week too? That’s so fetch.”
CRS 2026 to Honor Jelly Roll With Artist Humanitarian Award, Expand Focus on Growth, Inclusion, and Mentorship
"The award, established in 1990, has recognized many of the format’s biggest stars."
Radio Not Playing Bad Bunny is Bad Programming
"I don’t believe programmers are ignorant. I don’t believe they’re arrogant. But I do think some are trapped inside systems built for a different era."
How Radio Can Correct a Broken Music Discovery Experience
"Radio can serve as the music listener’s escape while also allowing for entertaining discourse and conversation. These methods can ultimately lead to radio becoming a destination for music discovery."