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Bob Waugh, Carrie Evans Return to WRNR in Annapolis
"I have started to miss being on the air and conducting interviews with the artists I admire so much. WRNR’s return provides me with an opportunity to do both!"
Audacy Names Mitch Rosen, Ryan Castle, Molly Cruz as New Format Vice Presidents
After announcing a new leadership structure last week, Audacy has updated its list of format vice presidents for its Sports, Top 40, and Rock...
How Damon Johnson Returned to His Roots With Brother Cane
"It was like riding in a car, cruising down the Pacific Coast Highway in a convertible at about 55 miles an hour. No traffic. Easy, easy. The songs just flowed like water. Proud of myself that I had a lot of stuff to say."
What 80s Music Still Teaches Us About Programming Today
The fact is, there is more value in a spin for these titles than there is for “Cheap Sunglasses” or “Wheel in the Sky.”
How Scott ‘Lazlo’ Geiger Built His Church as an Open Book to His Radio and Personal Life
"When I get to go in the studio and close that door, that's when everything else disappears."
What Bad Bunny and the Super Bowl Halftime Show Teaches Rock Radio About Cume Building
The NFL is doing it right. Bad Bunny will be growing cume for the league on Super Bowl Sunday.
Scott Sharp Named New Morning Show Host At Z-93 Dayton
"I am beyond excited to be back on the Morning Z on the legendary Z-93."
Gavin Rossdale Leads Bush Towards a New Generation With ‘I Beat Loneliness’
" I find the sound I like, and it's more instinctive, more instinctual than a learned classical musician. So for me, this has been an incredible journey of pushing the music and trying to learn and understand more."
How Scott Rizzuto Found Success in the Gateway to the West at 105.7 The Point
"We’re just being ourselves. That’s what morning shows are, a chance to share opinions."
Human Is the New Vinyl — And Rock Radio Can’t Afford to Forget It
Outside of the fear of being replaced, what I hear most about AI from fans is a fear of being misled — and a desire for real human connections with people they can trust, not digital hangouts with randoms who might be bots.