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SuperTalk 99.7 WTN Moves Matt Murphy to Afternoons, Adds Chad Benson After Retirement of Brian Wilson
"To be offered the opportunity to entertain and inform listeners in the same chair as greats like Phil Valentine and Brian Wilson is an absolute dream come true."
Paul Mason Can Lean on Past Experiences to Lead SuperTalk 99.7 WTN
"It's always been near and dear to my heart. I'd done it my whole career until I arrived here."
Paul Mason to Lead SuperTalk 99.7 WTN After Promotion to Talk Programming Operations Manager at Cumulus Nashville
"I’m humbled and thankful for the trust Allison Warren, Brian Phillips, and John Dimick have in me to lead Spoken Word at Cumulus Nashville.”
104.5 The Zone Keeps Rising Under Paul Mason as Nashville Continues to Grow
“It starts with the people that you have on your staff but it starts above that. It’s having great people that trust you to build your vision."
Barrett Sports Media’s Top 20 Mid Market Program Directors of 2023
“A total of 45 programmers were eligible for voting consideration in the Mid Market Program Directors category.”
6 Speakers Added To The 2024 BSM Summit Lineup
"Two of these individuals have built successful careers as on-air talent. Four remain involved in management and programming roles."
Barrett Sports Media’s Top 20 Mid Market Sports Radio Program Directors of 2022
"A total of 52 programmers were eligible for voting consideration in the Mid Market Sports Radio Program Directors category."
Meet The Market Managers: Allison Warren, Cumulus Media Nashville
"We really felt like we wanted to build a radio station and find a PD for what was around the bend. We think we accomplished that."
Barrett Sports Media’s Top 20 Mid Market Sports Radio Program Directors of 2021
"A total of 47 programmers were eligible for voting consideration in the Major Market Sports Radio Program Directors category."
104.5 The Zone Enjoys Big Gains in Nashville Winter Book
"Though change has been a part of the narrative surrounding 104.5 The Zone's programming changes, one thing hasn't changed, local listeners still love the radio station."