Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

Citadel Media Ups Mike Love to Senior PD/Urban


Citadel Media promotes Mike Love to Senior Director of Programming and Distribution for its Urban platform. In his new role, he will lead content development and affiliate relations efforts for the radio network's full portfolio of Urban products, which includes "The Michael Baisden Show," "The Brian McKnight Show," "Big Boy's Neighborhood" and "Afternoons with Doug & DeDe."

"Mike is a talented industry veteran and I'm excited about the possibilities as he takes the helm for our Urban team," said Senior VP/Programming and Distribution Carl Anderson. "He will now have responsibility for growing the affiliate base for all of our Urban shows and I look forward to the successes he will build for each of those programs and their advertisers."

Love, a 30-year industry vet, began his career as an on-air personality for WDBR-FM/Springfield, IL. Love's management experience includes running Urban stations in New York, Philadelphia, and St. Louis. Prior to joining Citadel Media, he served as Program Director and midday host for WWDM-FM/Columbia, SC.

"I'm grateful for the confidence and trust the company's leadership team has shown in me," said Love. "Working with Michael Baisden has been such a wonderful experience and I'm anxious to collaborate with the full complement of our on-air personalities, which are collectively among the best in the industry."

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

Vince Richards Exiting Audacy Dallas After Eight Years
Vince Richards
Vince Richards
Audacy Dallas Operations Manager and Rock Format VP Vince Richards will depart the company at the end of the month after eight years with the broadcaster. The news was announced in a staff memo from Bob Mackay, SVP and Market Manager for Audacy Dallas. During his tenure, Richards oversaw operations and More

MediaCo Expands Hot 97, WBLS in Four Cities
WQHT and WBLS/New York
WQHT and WBLS/New York
MediaCo/New York is launching simulcasts of Hip Hop WQHT (Hot 97) and Urban AC WBLS to new audiences through Dot 2 audio in Los Angeles, Riverside, Dallas, and Houston. Beginning December 1, listeners in these markets will have around-the-clock access to its Hip Hop, R&B, and Urban programming featuring More

K103 Portland Returns as "The Christmas Station"
KKCW (K103) in Portland OR
KKCW (K103) in Portland OR
iHeartMedia Portland has officially kicked off the holiday season, announcing that AC KKCW-FM (K103) is once again transforming into Portland's Christmas Station. Beginning at 9:30am on November 7, K103 filled the airwaves with non-stop holiday favorites from artists such as Mariah More
Advertisement

Kitty Kinnin Retires, Capping 40-Year Raleigh Career
Kitty Kinnin
Kitty Kinnin
Curtis Media Group's Adult Hits WBBB (96.1 BBB)/Raleigh is saying goodbye to a local favorite as midday host Kitty Kinnin retires following her show today, wrapping up a remarkable 40-year broadcasting career. Kinnin joined WBBB in 2015, where she has hosted both afternoons and middays. A native of More

WGTS 91.9 Launches Food Drive Amid Federal Shutdown
The WGTS team ready to collect food at the La Plata Town Hall
The WGTS team ready to collect food at the La Plata Town Hall
WGTS 91.9 in Washington, DC, has launched an ongoing food drive to help listeners and local families struggling to put food on the table during the federal government shutdown. The Christian outlet is partnering with area food pantries facing increased demand as the shutdown More

Bustos Raises $143K for St. Jude Children's Hospital
Bustos Media Raises $143K for St. Jude Children's Hospital
Bustos Media Raises $143K for St. Jude Children's Hospital
Bustos Media raised $143,067 during its annual radiothon benefiting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, marking the 11th consecutive year the company has topped the $100,000 mark in donations. "This was a great display of generosity by our audience during this difficult period More

Return to Menu

Advertisement

Subscribe to our Newsletter
Radio news and headlines delivered right to your e-mail box -- and it's free.

Advertisement

Advertisement