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1240 KDGO, 1390 KENN to Launch Simulcast in September
"We’re excited to bring the best of both stations to the entire Four Corners area.”
Why News/Talk Radio Can’t Avoid the Real ‘Bread and Butter’ Issues
Don’t let the whirlwind pace of “news” distract you from the topics directly affecting your audience.
Curtis Sliwa to Receive News/Talk Radio Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2025 BNM Summit
"Curtis will accept the award during the Premiere Networks awards ceremony inside the Ailey Theater at the BNM Summit on Thursday September 4th between 11:30am-12:30pm."
Radio Pros: Stop Saving Your Industry Pep Talks for National Radio Day
The only thing that will sink radio as a viable platform for high-quality content distribution and engaging advertising opportunities is the industry itself.
KNSS Morning Hosts Steve McIntosh and Ted Woodward to Hit 7,000th Show Milestone
KNSS morning show hosts Steve McIntosh and Ted Woodward have reason to celebrate. The duo will hit their 7,000th show together later this month.
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Focus on the Family Founder Dr. James Dobson Dies
At its height, Dobson's radio show was heard on 1,200 radio stations around the country.
93.9 The Eagle Shuffles Lineup to Include Local Afternoon Show with Mike Murphy
The new program on 93.9 The Eagle will be an expansion of local shows heard on the station.
Why the Spirit of National Radio Day Needs to Be Carried Forward Every Day
It sparks nostalgia, it encourages pride, and it lets us celebrate the work we do. But if the celebration stops there, we’re wasting a chance to keep radio top of mind in the conversations that matter.
National Radio Day Celebrated By News/Talk Format
National Radio Day has been celebrated since the 1990s, but began to gain more traction with the rise of social media in the early 2010s.
‘All Things Considered’ Host Ari Shapiro to Leave NPR Next Month
"The work of public radio is more important today than it has ever been. I intend to continue supporting it, and I hope you will too. Thank you for listening.”