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Nashville Public Radio CEO Steve Swenson to Retire
Before joining Nashville Public Radio, Swenson served as a News Director, Program Director, and Senior Vice President/General Manager for nearly four decades at stations like 1010 WINS, WCBS 880, and WTOP.
New Jersey 101.5 Morning Host Bill Spadea to Exit to Focus on State Governor’s Race
After Spadea's exit, the station's News Director -- Eric Scott -- will step into the timeslot on an interim basis.
Brian Long Named Program Director of KFI-AM 640, AM 570 LA Sports
The move marks a return to both iHeartMedia and Los Angeles for Long.
3 Ways News/Talk Radio Programmers Can Create Masterful Promos
Every news/talk station is a living, breathing, entity. You must demonstrate that fact every hour of each day.
The Interview: Bob Sirott on WGN Radio
Just because I didn't expect this outcome doesn't mean it was bad. And I always say "Different isn't bad. It's just different."
For KFI 640 Morning Host Bill Handel, The Wildfires are LA’s 9/11
2025 marks Handel's 40th year in morning drive at the station. And he believes the wildfires could be a transformative moment in the city's history.
How News/Talk Radio Covered the Presidential Inauguration of Donald Trump
The radio coverage of the inauguration marks the 100-year anniversary of the first time the Oath of Office was heard live on AM/FM radio.
Paul Gallo, Longtime SuperTalk Mississippi Host, Dies
"Paul Gallo’s voice may be silent, but his stories, his legacy, and his vision will forever echo across the state he loved so dearly."
News/Talk Radio Leaders Share How to Handle Transition and the First 100 Days as Donald Trump Returns to the White House
"The nature of any PD is going to be to tinker, and to adjust and make, make changes,. And I think the really good ones stop and say, 'Let me make a good assessment.'"
The Lesson Radio Can Learn from the Latest CES Event in Las Vegas
Most of what you see and hear at CES isn’t at all what the future will be like, or it’s an overblown, overstated version of what’s coming next.