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Jon Stone Launches BIA Records With Artist-First Vision
"As an artist myself, I know what it's like to have your art not be supported in the way that you believe it should be."
How Katie Neal Built Katie & Company Into a 4-Million Listener Show
"What the listeners walk away with is unmatched. Yet to have a disappointed person. It's truly a money-can't-buy experience."
Inside CRS 2026: What Country Radio’s Leaders Learned In Nashville
"The ask was simple: Tell us about your 2026 Country Radio experience. Also what suggestions would you offer the 2027 CRS Agenda Committee?"
CRS 2026 Announces AI, Talent Development, Sales Training Workshop
"Workshop Alley is scheduled for Friday, March 20, from 9 a.m. to noon and will feature three distinct learning tracks covering artificial intelligence, on-air performance and sales strategy."
Big Loud Records Tabs Stacy Blythe, Jordan Pettit as Co-Presidents
"Big Loud has always prioritized bold ideas and an artist-first approach, and our focus will be on strengthening collaboration across the company as we continue to grow."
Meet The Music Directors: Codie Allen, 106.5 The Wolf Kansas City
"From a music director's point of view, is go just immerse yourself. Go out there and have fun and sing and play and do all of that."
Countdown To Summer: Moose 96.3 JACK-FM Nashville
“It's also a good thing to kind of just celebrate summer, because what's better than being outdoors at a summer concert? Cold beer, free tickets. Come on."
US 96 Jackson’s Hannah Lane To Guest Host Grand Ole Opry
Your Country US 96 Jackson, MS morning co-host Hannah Lane will be the October 3 Grand Ole Opry guest announcer.
Bryan ‘B-Dub’ Washington Set To Embark On B-Dub’s Longest Ride
The ride will begin in Washington’s home base of Portland and include stops in Salt Lake City, Denver, Nashville, Chicago and Minneapolis.
Backstage Country’s Elaina Smith: Ask For Forgiveness, Not Permission
“I may have gotten in a little trouble in the beginning, but it was one of those ‘ask for forgiveness, not permission’ situations that actually turned out great,” she says.