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UFC President Dana White Expects “Super Bowl” Type Viewership for UFC Freedom 250 Event

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"For UFC fans all over the world, this is a very unique experience for everybody."

iHeartMedia 95.5 The Bull Las Vegas Reshuffles Dayparts After Sammi Tempesta Joins Middays

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"Her workload across two stations bears watching."

Phil Boyce to Receive the Gold Standard in Programming Award at the 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit

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"If the honor were based on past accomplishments, Phil Boyce could win this award annually. But it's the work he's done in 2025-2026 that demonstrates how much of a force he remains today."

The Industry According to: Jill Weindorf, Concord Label Group

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"Overall, radio helps contextualize the artist. It creates cultural awareness, drives more curated exposure, and can help build community."

Erica Shea Joins ‘The Slacker Show’ At Alice 105.9 Denver

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She joins from Top 40 97.1 ZHT Salt Lake City, where she was part of the iHeartMedia layoffs this past November.

Slacker Signs New Deal With Alice 105.9 Denver

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Slacker, host of “The Slacker Show” afternoons on Alice 105.9 KALC Denver has signed a three-year extension with Audacy.

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iHeartMedia 95.5 The Bull Las Vegas Reshuffles Dayparts After Sammi Tempesta Joins Middays

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"Her workload across two stations bears watching."

Phil Boyce to Receive the Gold Standard in Programming Award at the 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit

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"If the honor were based on past accomplishments, Phil Boyce could win this award annually. But it's the work he's done in 2025-2026 that demonstrates how much of a force he remains today."

The Industry According to: Jill Weindorf, Concord Label Group

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"Overall, radio helps contextualize the artist. It creates cultural awareness, drives more curated exposure, and can help build community."

The Biggest UFC Event in History Could Be Its Biggest Missed Opportunity

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"Whether people love it, hate it, or are simply curious about it, they're going to be talking about it. That's exactly why CBS should want it on broadcast television."