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What Advice News/Talk Radio PDs Would Give Cumulus Counterparts Following Bankruptcy Announcement
"It feels wrong to say 'just keep your head down and do what you always do,' but I would say just keep your head down and do what you always do."
Megyn Kelly: Ben Shapiro Became a Star on My Fox News Show, Sad to See Him Attack Me Now
"I'm sorry to see Ben going in this direction."
830 WCCO Brand Manager Brad Lane Recovering After ‘Widowmaker’ Heart Attack
"The recovery will be slow, from months of cardiac rehab to a mind-boggling number of meds, as his heart function remains lower than they’d like."
What Message is News/Talk Radio Sending to Advertisers and the Community With Subpar Websites?
Advertisers are always looking for a reason to say no. Listeners are always looking for a reason to tune out. A neglected website hands them both reasons before a single word of content is ever consumed.
Dr. Daliah Wachs Traded the Exam Room for the Airwaves — and She’s Not Looking Back
The Doctor is in, and unlike Lucy Van Pelt, Dr. Daliah Wachs' advice won't cost you a nickel.
Dr. Wachs' show, which is syndicated...
WVMT Adds Stronger Simulcast on 101.3 FM
101.3 FM -- using the call letters WCPV-FM -- is licensed to nearby Essex, New York, and features a Class A, 1,000-watt signal.
Lisa Dent Sets Return Date to WGN Radio Following Medical Absence
"I can't wait to get back behind the mic and do what I love most."
AM 860 The Answer Moving to 1640 in Portland
Both 860 AM and 1640 AM will continue to air the same programming from April 1st through April 17th. Beginning on April 18th, the station will be heard exclusively on 1640 AM.
Stop Blaming Cumulus Media — Wall Street Made This Mess
The future of radio is in our hands. We didn't create this predicament, but we do have the opportunity to build that future.
Why 55KRC Morning Host Brian Thomas Didn’t Listen to His Dad and Got Into Radio
"He lived through the heyday when it used to be fun to work for a radio station. The 50s, the 60s, the 70s — and then along came corporate ownership, politically correct rules, and the whole nature of the industry changed. He'd had it up to his eyeballs by the time he retired, and I think that was his problem."