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Larkin Named President & CEO of RCS Worldwide
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 8:29pm CT |
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RCS Worldwide has appointed Susan Larkin as President and CEO, positioning the company to expand its role in audio creation tools, media intelligence, music analytics and television operations technology. Larkin most recently served as COO at Audacy. She previously held senior leadership roles at Cox Media Group, including Regional Vice President, where she led national radio sales teams.
Her industry involvement includes serving as a past Chair of the Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB). Larkin has also received several honors, including the 2025 BFOA Leadership Award and the 2024 Alliance for Women in Media Leadership Award.
In her new role, Larkin will focus on advancing RCS Worldwide's product development, with an emphasis on shared measurement and cloud-based systems designed to help clients operate more efficiently.
Mark Gray, CEO of Katz Media Group, said Larkin's experience leading complex organizations and her understanding of the evolving media landscape will support the company's continued growth.
Larkin said RCS Worldwide's position at the intersection of content creation, analytics and operations presents an opportunity to deliver tools that support better decision-making and business outcomes for clients.
David Yadgaroff to Retire from Audacy Philadelphia
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 11:53am CT |
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David Yadgaroff will retire as Senior Vice President and Market Manager of Audacy Philadelphia, concluding a 36-year career with the company, according to an internal note from Audacy Regional President Mark Hannon.
Yadgaroff, who began his career in programming and promotions, has led the Philadelphia cluster while building a reputation for mentorship, operational leadership and community involvement. His tenure included active participation in organizations such as Beyond Celiac, Penn State, the Police Athletic League, the Philadelphia Ad Club, the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's Corporate Council.
In a statement, Yadgaroff reflected on his career, calling it "a great privilege" to lead the stations and work alongside his team. He added that after decades in radio, he plans to step away to spend more time with family and explore new opportunities.
During his career, Yadgaroff earned multiple industry honors, including recognition as a Radio Wayne Manager of the Year finalist and a Marconi Radio Awards Manager of the Year finalist. In late 2025, he was inducted into the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia Hall of Fame.
Hannon described Yadgaroff's career as leaving a "lasting legacy of mentorship, community enrichment, and operational excellence," noting the impact of his leadership across both the Philadelphia market and the broader organization.
Yadgaroff will remain with Audacy through the end of May to assist with the transition of leadership and ongoing market operations.
WSSR Chicago Flips to ''Classic Pop'' as The 9-6-7
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 12:00pm CT |
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Connoisseur Media Chicago flips WSSR 96.7 to a new format branded as "The 9-6-7: Chicagoland's Classic Pop," while retaining its WSSR call letters. The new format centers on a high-energy, nostalgia-driven playlist featuring CHR hits from the 1990s and 2000s. The station's music mix includes artists such as Backstreet Boys, Mariah Carey, Eminem, No Doubt, Britney Spears, Usher, Beyonce, Alanis Morissette, Dr. Dre and New Radicals.
The move follows what the company describes as success with a similar format in Dayton. "After the success we've had in Dayton with Z93, we decided the next station that makes sense for the brand-new classic pop format is WSSR," said Keith Dakin, SVP of Programming. He added that the format aligns with morning host Eddie V's background, calling it "a match made in heaven."
WSSR, previously branded as Star 96.7, had been a fixture in the Chicago market since 2004, cycling between AC and Hot AC formats, most recently operating as a Hot AC outlet.
Operations Manager Gordon Mays said the new direction is designed to tap into shared listener memories. "We all grew up and cruised these Chicagoland suburbs with this music as the soundtrack. It was everywhere," he said. "It's been so fun building something we know will feel instantly familiar."
Ahead of the launch, the station stunted over the weekend with an "on hold" format, looping elevator-style music and directing listeners to tune in for the official debut.
The existing on-air lineup remains unchanged under the new format, including Eddie V & Friends in mornings, Jillian Bass in middays, Hannah B in afternoon drive and Erik Zachary at night.
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Gracie Awards Honor Women Across Media Platforms
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 9:00am CT |
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The Alliance for Women in Media Foundation (AWMF) has announced the winners of the 51st Annual Gracie Awards, recognizing women across radio, television, streaming, audio and digital media.
Among this year's honorees are Abby Phillip, Oprah Winfrey, Monica Lewinsky, Rhea Seehorn, Sarah Snook and Tina Knowles, along with programs including Dancing with the Stars, Yellowjackets and Chappell Roan with Kelleigh Bannen of Today's Country. The awards celebrate contributions that amplify women's voices and storytelling across platforms.
The Gracie Awards Gala will take place May 19 at the Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills, honoring national winners. Local, radio and student award recipients will be recognized June 16 at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City.
In radio, national honorees include Jodi Koontz (Murphy, Sam & Jodi) for Host/Personality, Nina Hajian (The Jubal Show) for Co-Host, and Deborah Rodriguez (CBS News Radio Top of the Hour) for News Anchor. Programs such as The Anna & Raven Show (Connoisseur Media) and Radio Health Journal (American Urban Radio Networks) were also recognized.
Additional winners include WBUR's On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti for public affairs, NPR's investigative and news features including Catholic Nuns, Missing Babies, Mass Grave - Reckoning with Ireland's Past, and WNYC's Radiolab for its interview feature "Galaxy Quenching."
The Grand Award for Documentary was presented to Hulu's Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything, highlighting the legacy of the pioneering broadcast journalist.
AWMF President Becky Brooks said the honorees reflect the power of women's storytelling across media, noting their impact on audiences and the broader cultural conversation.
The Gracie Awards are supported by sponsors including CNN, Hallmark Media, iHeart/Premiere, Katz Media Group and NCTA: The Internet & Television Association. The complete list of this year's winners and event details may also be found at allwomeninmedia.org.
David Tyler Signs with Hoss Management Group
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 3:10pm CT |
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Veteran voice talent David Tyler has signed with Hoss Management Group for representation in radio imaging and voiceover, marking a new chapter in his more than 35-year broadcasting career.
Hoss Management Group is known for representing contemporary radio imaging voices, and Tyler brings an extensive portfolio spanning radio stations, television networks, and global brands. His work includes radio imaging, TV promotion, and commercial voiceover, with a style characterized by authority, energy, and authenticity.
Tyler said the move aligns with his long-held approach to the craft, emphasizing connection over production alone. His philosophy centers on delivering clear, resonant messaging, reflected in his mantra: "Stop communicating and start connecting."
Hoss Management Group founder John "Hoss" Hossenlopp said Tyler's experience and creative insight make him a strong addition to the roster, citing his ability to craft messaging that connects with audiences.
The agreement expands Tyler's presence in the global voiceover and radio imaging market as he continues working with broadcasters and brands worldwide.
Radio Ads Build Brand Awareness in Joplin Study
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 2:57pm CT |
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A new blog post from Cumulus Media | Westwood One's Audio Active Group highlights how long-term AM/FM radio advertising helped a local Missouri business significantly boost brand awareness and growth.
The post centers on Bug-A-Way Pest Control in Joplin, MO, a company that had operated for more than two decades but struggled with name recognition. Owner Doug Hansen realized the issue during a local marketing event when attendees were unable to recall his company among pest control providers.
In response, Hansen and his team shifted their advertising strategy away from print and television, focusing instead on consistent radio campaigns featuring memorable, entertaining ads and a distinctive jingle.
According to a January 2026 study conducted by Quantilope among 150 Joplin consumers, the approach delivered measurable results. Bug-A-Way achieved 20% unaided brand awareness, surpassing some national competitors and ranking second overall in the category. The company also showed strong performance across key brand metrics, including ad recall (28%) and favorability (25%).
The research also underscores a broader challenge for local businesses: population turnover. New residents are less familiar with local brands, reinforcing the need for ongoing advertising. Among Joplin residents of 10 years or more, 61% were aware of Bug-A-Way, compared to 46% among newer residents.
The blog emphasizes that most advertising today focuses on short-term sales conversion, targeting the small percentage of consumers actively in the market. However, the findings highlight the importance of "creating future demand" by building brand familiarity with a broader audience over time.
Industry experts cited in the post note that effective marketing requires balancing both strategies-converting existing demand while also ensuring a brand is "easy to mind and easy to find" when consumers eventually enter the market.
The Bug-A-Way case study suggests that sustained investment in broad-reach media like AM/FM radio can play a key role in long-term brand building, particularly for local businesses competing against larger national brands.
Read the entire blog post here.
Hot Mics Expands to Four Days on TuneIn
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 8:34pm CT |
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"Hot Mics with Billy Bush" is expanding its schedule on TuneIn, moving to four live episodes per week and shifting to an earlier time slot. Beginning immediately, the talk show will air Mondays through Thursdays at 12pm ET/9am PT, adding an additional weekly episode as audience demand grows. The program, which launched in January 2025, will continue to stream live on TuneIn.
Hosted by Billy Bush, the show features commentary on sports, politics, entertainment, technology and pop culture, along with interviews featuring high-profile guests and newsmakers. The expanded schedule is designed to deliver more frequent episodes and broaden the show's reach.
"Hot Mics" has built a steady audience since its debut, with past guests including Charlie Sheen, Josh Duhamel, Kara Swisher, Will Arnett and Gayle King.
iHeartMedia Renews ''Las Culturistas'' Podcast Deal
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 12:05pm CT |
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iHeartMedia and Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Podcast Network have renewed their exclusive podcast partnership with Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers in a new multiyear agreement, extending the run of their hit show, "Las Culturistas."
The renewal comes as the pop culture podcast marks its 10th anniversary. To celebrate the milestone, the duo released a special episode featuring actress Nicole Kidman.
Since launching in March 2016, "Las Culturistas" has grown into a prominent podcast in the entertainment and comedy space, featuring a wide range of high-profile guests from across film, music and television. Yang and Rogers joined iHeart and Big Money Players in 2020, helping expand the show's reach.
The podcast has earned multiple industry honors, including Podcast of the Year at the iHeartRadio Podcast Awards in 2023 and 2025, as well as recognition from the GLAAD Media Awards, the Ambies and the Signal Awards. Earlier this year, the hosts also received the Stephen F. Kolzak Award from GLAAD for their contributions to LGBTQ visibility and advocacy.
In a joint statement, Yang and Rogers said they were pleased to continue the partnership, while Big Money Players co-founder Will Ferrell praised the duo for building a show that resonates with a growing audience through humor and inclusivity.
The weekly podcast features recurring segments such as "I Don't Think So, Honey" and explores cultural trends and defining moments with celebrity guests. Past guests have included Mariah Carey, Michelle Obama, Lady Gaga and Reese Witherspoon.
Beyond the podcast, the duo has expanded the brand with the "Las Culturistas Culture Awards," which aired on Bravo and Peacock in 2025 and is set to return. They also host "Two Guys, Five Rings," an iHeartPodcasts series tied to NBCUniversal covering cultural highlights from the Olympic Games.
"Las Culturistas" is available on the iHeartRadio app and major podcast platforms.
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reVolver, Senders Launch ''Preachers Row'' Platform
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 3:03pm CT |
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reVolver Podcasts has partnered with Senders Streaming, a subsidiary of Senders NFLMG, to launch Preachers Row, a new faith-based digital audio platform offering sermons, devotionals and inspirational programming to a global audience.
The collaboration combines Senders Streaming's focus on faith and family content with reVolver's distribution, marketing and monetization infrastructure. The companies say the platform is designed to provide ministries with a turnkey solution to expand their reach across major podcast platforms.
Joe Courrege, founder of Senders Streaming and NFLMG, said the initiative aligns with the company's goal of delivering faith-based messages to audiences wherever they consume content. He noted the partnership will allow ministries to distribute programming in both English and Spanish to a broad, on-demand audience.
reVolver Podcasts President Jack Hobbs pointed to continued growth in faith-oriented digital audio, adding that the partnership will offer ministries scalable distribution, advertising opportunities and marketing support.
Preachers Row will debut with content from a range of churches and faith leaders, including Apostle Guillermo Maldonado, "‰xito en la Familia" with Luis and Kristen Rom¡n, Pastor Patty Valenzuela, Reverend Rich Vera and Dr. Hernan Castano, among others.
One of the flagship programs, Lo sobrenatural ahora con el Apostol Guillermo Maldonado, will deliver Spanish-language content focused on biblical teaching and personal testimonies, with an emphasis on reaching Spanish-speaking audiences worldwide.
Additional ministries and programming are expected to be added as the platform expands.
LABF Names 2026 Giants of Broadcasting Honorees
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 4:41pm CT |
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The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation (LABF) has unveiled the honorees for its 2026 Giants of Broadcasting & Electronic Arts Awards, recognizing a group of industry leaders for lifetime achievement. The annual luncheon and awards ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday, November 17, from 11:30am to 2pm at Gotham Hall in New York City.
ABC News Nightline co-anchor Juju Chang, a 2023 Giant honoree, will serve as emcee for the event.
The 2026 class of Giants includes Debra OConnell, chairman of ABC News Group and Disney Entertainment Networks at The Walt Disney Company; David Donovan, president and executive director of the New York State Broadcasters Association; Skip Finley, broadcast owner, operator and author; Jaime Jarrin, the longtime Spanish-language voice of the Los Angeles Dodgers and a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame; veteran broadcaster Deborah Norville; CBS News Sunday Morning anchor Jane Pauley; Salem Media Group CEO David "Dave" Santrella; and veteran sportscaster Suzyn Waldman.
In addition, the Museum of Broadcast and Communications will receive the fourth annual LABF Excellence in Broadcast Preservation Award, recognizing its work in preserving and promoting broadcast history. Previous recipients of the award include Steven Portnoy, Hearst Television and historian David Gleason.
LABF Co-Chairs Deborah Parenti and Dave "Chachi" Denes said the awards honor individuals whose contributions have shaped the evolution of the broadcasting industry and continue to influence its future.
Since its inception in 2003, the Giants of Broadcasting awards have recognized more than 270 leaders across radio and television. Proceeds from the luncheon support the preservation and expansion of the Library of American Broadcasting's collection at the University of Maryland, one of the largest archives dedicated to the history of broadcasting.
Geo Global Tech Validated in India FM Study
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 3:41pm CT |
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Geo Global says its MaxxCasting and ZoneCasting technologies have been validated following an independent study conducted by India's public broadcaster, Prasar Bharati.
The testing, carried out by Prasar Bharati's Research Department at All India Radio's FM facility in Bengaluru, found the technologies improved coverage and enabled seamless listening across a Single Frequency Network (SFN). The study involved field measurements using standard receivers, with engineers conducting tests both on foot and in vehicles across multiple coverage areas.
According to the report, synchronized booster transmitters expanded signal reach and allowed smooth transitions between primary and booster signals, even in dense urban environments and areas with difficult terrain. In MaxxCasting mode, listeners experienced no noticeable disruption in audio quality when moving between coverage zones.
The study also evaluated Geo Global's ZoneCasting capabilities, which allow for geographically targeted content delivery. Engineers found that transitions between different content zones were minimal, with the report noting a transition distance of approximately 15 meters and no significant degradation in audio quality.
Field data included measurements across multiple radial routes from the transmitter, confirming consistent reception quality and improved field strength when booster transmitters were deployed. In some cases, coverage was extended by roughly 10 kilometers beyond the primary signal range.
The report concluded that Geo Global's performance claims were "fully substantiated," citing enhanced coverage, reliable signal synchronization and seamless listener experience throughout the tested regions.
Geo Global Managing Partner Dev Viswanath said the results position the company for broader deployment, including potential rollout across hundreds of government and commercial radio stations in India. CEO Chris Devine added that the findings reflect the company's technical development efforts and support from its investment partners.
Amplified Voices Launches ''Essential Ebro'' Series
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 23, 2026 | 2:52pm CT |
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Amplified Voices, the digital and streaming platform powered by Superadio Networks, has entered into a new content partnership with Dad Life, LLC to launch The Essential Ebro Laura Rosenberg, a daily FAST TV and podcast series built around highlights from the Ebro Laura Rosenberg show.
Hosted by Ebro Darden, Laura Stylez and Peter Rosenberg, the series will feature curated segments, commentary and discussions focused on music, entertainment and lifestyle topics. The daily format is designed to deliver consistent content for on-demand audiences.
Under the agreement, the program will be distributed across Amplified Voices' platforms, including its FAST/AVOD channel, podcast network, digital outlets and YouTube. The video series will also stream via the Amplified Voices TV app, available on Amazon Fire TV, Google TV, Roku and Apple TV.
Superadio Networks President Eric Faison said the partnership aligns with the company's strategy to expand culturally relevant programming across multiple platforms, citing the hosts' established presence and audience reach.
Amplified Voices will hold exclusive distribution rights to the series, which officially launched March 2.
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CBS News Radio to Shut Down After Nearly 100 Years
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 20, 2026 | 12:11pm CT |
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CBS News will shut down its long-running radio news service, CBS News Radio, on May 22, ending a nearly century-old operation as part of broader cuts within the division.
The decision was announced Friday in a memo from CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and president Tom Cibrowski, who said the move follows shifts in radio programming strategies and ongoing economic challenges. The closure will result in the elimination of all positions within the CBS News Radio unit, with an estimated 60 to 70 staff members affected.
CBS News Radio currently provides content to approximately 700 affiliated stations nationwide, including major outlets such as WBBM in Chicago, KNX in Los Angeles, KCBS in San Francisco and KMOX in St. Louis. Hubbard Radio's WTOP in Washington, DC, also relies on the service for its top-of-the-hour newscasts.
In the memo, Weiss and Cibrowski said, "While this was a necessary decision, it was not an easy one," citing "a shift in radio station programming strategies, coupled with challenging economic realities" as key factors behind the shutdown. The company said it is providing advance notice to affiliates to allow time for transition planning.
v CBS News Radio traces its roots to 1927 and played a foundational role in the development of the CBS network. The service featured historic reporting, including Edward R. Murrow's World War II broadcasts from London, and remains known for its flagship program, World News Roundup, the longest-running newscast in the country.
CBS sold its owned radio stations to Entercom in 2017 but continued operating its national news service. The upcoming shutdown will bring an end to that legacy just short of its 100th anniversary.
"We are committed to supporting these valued colleagues with care and respect as we wind down operations," Weiss and Cibrowski said in the memo, thanking staff for their contributions to covering major news events over the decades.
Barnard Reveals Alzheimer's Diagnosis on Podcast
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 20, 2026 | 11:00pm CT |
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Longtime Minneapolis radio personality Tom Barnard has revealed that he's been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, sharing the news during a recent episode of "The Tom Barnard Podcast."
Barnard, best known for his 37-year run as host of the KQRS Morning Show, discussed the diagnosis while joined by family members. "I was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, which is not generally good news," he said, adding that he believes his condition has shown some improvement through ongoing treatments. While he did not specify the nature of those treatments, Barnard said they have made him feel better, though he acknowledged there is currently no cure for the disease.
He also noted that his experience with treatment has led to an invitation to speak about it publicly, including a planned appearance at Mar-a-Lago.
Family members said concerns about Barnard's health began following his departure from KQRS-FM in December 2022. His wife and podcast co-host, Kathryn Brandt, described a period of depression and mounting stress, including financial issues, during which the family noticed changes in his memory and overall well-being.
Barnard's career in radio made him one of the most recognizable voices in the Twin Cities, with his morning show at KQRS ranking among the top-rated in the country during the 1990s. After leaving terrestrial radio, he transitioned to podcasting in 2023 with Hubbard Radio.
Earlier, Barnard announced plans to step away from daily hosting duties on his podcast in November, 2026, with his children, Andy and Alex Barnard, expected to take over. Despite scaling back, he has said he does not plan to fully retire.
Maryland Media One Launches Seaboard Networks
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 20, 2026 | 12:32pm CT |
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Maryland Media One has launched Seaboard Networks, a new radio programming and syndication company offering 24/7 turnkey formats and syndicated content to stations across the country.
The company will focus on developing and distributing both music-driven and spoken-word programming, targeting stations seeking affordable, ready-to-air solutions for broadcast and streaming platforms.
Seaboard Networks will be led by Maryland Media One CEO Steve Clendenin, alongside Marketing Solutions Consultant and syndicated host Bob Stei. Clendenin said the venture is designed to address shifts in the radio programming landscape by providing stations with flexible, easy-to-implement content options.
Among its initial offerings is the Outdoor Radio Network, a full-time format centered on hunting, fishing, conservation, and outdoor lifestyle programming. The format combines talk segments, features, and lifestyle content aimed at outdoor enthusiasts.
The network will also distribute original entertainment programming, including music specialty shows. As part of the launch, Stei's "The Grunge Garage" will expand to a two-hour weekly program under Seaboard Networks, while a new show, "The Britpop Show," will debut focusing on British alternative music from the 1990s.
Stei said the company plans a hands-on approach to syndication, offering support services such as consulting, airchecks, public relations assistance, and production elements.
Seaboard Networks will provide stations with multiple affiliation options, including full-time formats, specialty programming, and syndicated shows designed for both traditional radio and digital distribution.
Veteran Radio Voice Jock Blaney Dies
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 20, 2026 | 12:25pm CT |
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Frank "Jock" Blaney, a longtime radio broadcaster, producer and voice artist whose career spanned decades in Wyoming and beyond, has passed away, according to reports circulating among radio industry colleagues.
Blaney began his career shortly after high school in Sheridan, WY, working at KROE before moving to KIML in Gillette. Early in his career, he pursued additional technical training in Los Angeles, where he also received a scholarship to study voice acting under legendary performer Mel Blanc. That experience helped shape a distinctive on-air style built on character voices, humor and production creativity.
He became best known for his work at KATI in Casper, where he served as an on-air announcer, Production Director and later Program Director from 1974 to 1978. During that time, Blaney earned industry recognition for his commercial production work, including a CLIO Award nomination for a political campaign spot. He later won additional CLIO honors and international broadcast awards for his production work.
Following his tenure at KATI, Blaney worked at KTWO Radio, focusing on production while continuing on-air duties. He later joined KTRS, expanding into FM broadcasting, and eventually moved to Seattle to work in a major market before launching his own advertising agency.
In later years, Blaney built a successful career in voice-over work, contributing to commercials, documentaries, television programming and video games. His credits included work for national brands and long-running programs such as "America's Test Kitchen."
Throughout his career, Blaney was widely regarded for his versatility and production expertise, often described by colleagues as "a man of a hundred voices" and a standout creative force in radio.
Details regarding his age and cause of death were not immediately available.
Murphy, Sam & Jodi Win 9th LAB Morning Show Honor
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 20, 2026 | 3:34pm CT |
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Premiere Networks-syndicated "Murphy, Sam & Jodi" has earned a 2026 Prestige Award from the Louisiana Association of Broadcasters (LAB) in the "Best Morning Show Large Market" category, marking the program's ninth consecutive win in that category.
In addition to the top morning show honor, the program also received awards for "Best Use of Digital Media" and "Best Radio Team."
"We can't stop smiling!" said co-host Jodi in a statement on behalf of the show. "This recognition gives us butterflies because the LAB has been with our small but mighty team since the beginning. Thank you for celebrating the work we love doing!"
The LAB's Prestige Awards recognize excellence among Louisiana radio and television broadcasters.
"Murphy, Sam & Jodi" airs on nearly 90 affiliates nationwide and features hosts Murphy, Jodi and Sam. The Baton Rouge-based show, produced by Media 3 Entertainment, has been a team since 1997 and entered national syndication in 2003. The program joined Premiere Networks' national lineup in January, 2026.
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