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1130 WISN Names Dan O’Donnell to Replace Mark Belling in Afternoons at iHeartMedia Milwaukee Station
"What's great about this is all of these people are familiar to our listeners."
Luigi Mangione, Alleged Assassin of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, Has Ties to WCBM 680 in Baltimore
The station is owned by the estate of Nicholas Mangione, who purchased the station in 1988. He is the great-grandfather of the alleged shooter.
News Talk Radio Hosts and Sports Talent Have a Tendency to Murder Pronouns
If you are the Program Director seeking to maximize the footprint of your station’s locally originated programming, start listening for pronoun abuse. It is a thing.
The Interview: The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show
Clay Travis and Buck Sexton aren't known for their interviews. So how did they handle a delicate conversation with the mother of an Israeli hostage?
How Mike Gallagher and Hugh Hewitt Filled In On A Cruise Filled with Dennis Prager Listeners
"I told Hugh we're going to be lucky if the Prager fans don't throw rotten tomatoes at us and make us walk the plank. They didn't. They were wonderful, kind, and understanding."
Salem Radio Network Moves Hugh Hewitt to Afternoons, Adds Chris Stigall for Mornings After Exit of Sebastian Gorka
“While we are sorry to lose a great host in Dr. Gorka, we are delighted to provide these opportunities to Hugh and Chris.”
WBAP Morning Hosts Steve Lamb, Nicole Osei No Longer with Station After Cumulus Media Cuts
Ernie Brown, Hal Jay, Carla Marion, Brad Barton, and Monty Cook remain on the WBAP morning lineup.
Former WGN Radio Vice President/General Manager Dan Fabian Dies
Dan Fabian served in the role for the venerable news/talk station from 1986 until his retirement in 1996.
930 WBEN Anchor/Reporter Allan Harris Passes Away
"An amazing broadcaster, co-worker, and friend. His voice and presence will be greatly missed."
Former WHAM 1180 Host/Owner Jack Palvino Dies
A 30-year trustee of the New York State Broadcasters Association, Palvino was elected to the NYSBA Hall of Fame in 2015.