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iHeartMedia, the leading audio company in America and the No. 1 podcast publisher globally according to Podtrac, today unveiled new consumer research, fielded through Critical Mass Media, examining Gen Z's relationship with audio and the surprising resilience of broadcast radio among younger audiences. The study reveals that Gen Z's desire for community and belonging is driving a surprising…
I left Morning Show Boot Camp in Cleveland feeling good about radio. Two people in particular were responsible for that: The first was consultant and author Valerie Geller . Her message was so simple that it seems ridiculous that it needs to be said: focus on the listener, be interesting, be fun and don’t waste people’s time. Yet there are still so many personalities and shows that cannot keep a…
Florida International University is selling their student-run " 88.1 The Roar " WRGP Homestead FL to Hope Media Group for $152,500.
Radio has spent a lot of time talking about how to compete with podcasts, streaming services, and every other place people can find audio. But I think one of our biggest advantages has been sitting right in front of us the whole time.
Ahead of the sale of CHR " Kiss 95.1 " WNKS, Beasley Media Group Charlotte VP/Market Manager Mac Edwards will step down on September 4 after 35 years with the company.
The "Tanner, Laura & Casey" morning show based at iHeartMedia Classic Rock " 105.9 The Brew " KFBW Vancouver WA/Portland OR has been added in five markets as part of a broader rollout.
After joining Cox Media Group's " Your Georgia Country " 106.1 WNGC Arcade/Athens GA at the start of this year, Alyssa DiTomasso has departed the station's morning show.
After just shy of one year in mornings at Audacy's " Star 94 " WSTR Smyrna/Atlanta GA, Kevin Avery and Taylor Scott have exited the station.
Cumulus Media is selling two more FMs to Radio Training Network.
“This feels like the first day of school,” said KCJK (Hits 105) Kansas City morning man Tyler Frye, referring to the former 107.3 The Vibe’s first day simulcasting on the frequency that will become its new home.
