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Matt Scarano Named Beasley Detroit VP/Market Manager
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 10:09am CT |
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Beasley Media Group has named Matt Scarano Vice President and Market Manager of its Detroit operations, effective January 14. In the role, Scarano will oversee Beasley's Detroit station brands -- WRIF, WCSX, WDMK-FM, and WMGC-FM. Scarano brings more than two decades of senior leadership experience in radio and media operations. Most recently, he served as Region President for iHeartMedia in Chicago.
Previously, Scarano held senior leadership roles with Clear Channel Media + Entertainment, including Market President and Director of Sales positions in Atlanta and Chicago. Earlier in his career, he served in sales and operational leadership roles with ABC Radio/The Walt Disney Company, Big League Broadcasting, Cox Broadcasting, Jacor Broadcasting, and WZGC-FM in Atlanta.
"Matt is a proven, results-driven leader with a deep understanding of today's evolving media landscape," said Brian Beasley, Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President of Beasley Media Group. "His operational expertise, sales leadership, and commitment to community make him an outstanding choice to lead our Detroit market."
"I'm honored to join Beasley Media Group and lead the Detroit team," Scarano said. "Beasley's commitment to local communities, innovation, and strong partnerships aligns perfectly with my values."
Patti Taylor, who has been serving as Vice President and Market Manager in Detroit, will transition into the role of Vice President of Sales for the cluster, where she will focus on revenue growth and client partnerships.
Audacy Brings 670 The Score to FM With 104.3 Simulcast
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 2:05pm CT |
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Audacy has announced the launch of "104.3 The Score," an FM simulcast of Sports WSCR-AM (670 The Score), bringing the station's programming to FM listeners in Chicago for the first time beginning February 2. The move displaces Classic Hip Hop WBMX-FM (104.3 Jams), while The Score will continue to broadcast on 670 AM alongside the new FM signal.
The FM simulcast will carry The Score's full lineup of Sports Talk, commentary, analysis, and play-by-play, including flagship radio coverage of the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bulls. The station will launch with Circa Sports Illinois as its presenting partner.
"Chicago fans are the best in the world, and they deserve coverage that matches their passion," said Kevin Cassidy, Senior Vice President and Market Manager for Audacy Chicago. He added that the FM simulcast will expand The Score's reach and allow more listeners to connect with the station's sports coverage.
The lineup on 104.3 The Score will feature Mully & Haugh from 5:30-10am, Rahimi, Harris & Grote from 10am-2pm, and Spiegel & Holmes from 2-6pm CT.
Salem Promotes Carolyn Cassidy to VP, Regional GM
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 2:22pm CT |
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Salem Media Group has promoted Carolyn Cassidy to Vice President & Regional General Manager, expanding her role on the company's Senior Leadership Team. In her new post, Cassidy will continue to oversee Salem's operations in Columbus, Tampa, Orlando, and Miami.
Cassidy has been with Salem for several years, beginning her leadership tenure in Columbus, where she focused on team development, community engagement, and business growth. Her responsibilities later expanded to include Tampa, followed by Orlando, and most recently Miami.
"Carolyn has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership, market insight, and a deep commitment to Salem's mission," said Allen Power, President of Broadcast Media for Salem. He cited her ability to manage multiple large and diverse markets as a key factor in the promotion.
Salem Senior Vice President Jeff Reisman said Cassidy's multi-market experience positions her to contribute to the company's continued growth and operational focus.
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Radio Reaches Two-Thirds of Financially Optimistic Adults
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 10:19am CT |
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New research from The Media Audit suggests radio remains a powerful channel for reaching consumers most likely to keep spending after the holidays, a period that typically challenges retailers.
According to the study, 31.8% of U.S. adults age 18 and older describe themselves as financially optimistic, saying they expect to be better off financially within the next six months. These consumers are more inclined than the general population to continue discretionary spending during the January-February slowdown.
The Media Audit Vice President Nick Miller said radio reaches 65.8% of financially optimistic consumers on an average day. He added that this group listens for an average of two hours and 23 minutes daily, about seven minutes more than the overall adult radio audience.
Radio's reach increases further among heavier listeners. While 29% of light radio listeners -- those who tune in for less than an hour a day -- are financially optimistic, that figure climbs to 34.5% among listeners who spend more than three hours a day with radio.
Miller noted that financially optimistic consumers also display distinct purchasing behavior. Compared to the broader market, they are roughly 50% more likely to be considering major purchases such as automobiles, furniture, solar installations, and cosmetic procedures. They are also more open to using credit and financing options.
Typical post-holiday spending among this group includes spring travel bookings, gym memberships, and purchases of home goods, electronics, and fitness equipment -- categories that align closely with first-quarter promotional activity.
The Financial Analyst newsletter added that financially optimistic consumers tend to be especially responsive to promotional campaigns, making them an attractive target for both retailers and local advertisers.
Miller said the findings point to radio's value in a difficult retail environment, noting that its strong reach among financially optimistic consumers, combined with their preference for higher-margin products and services, offers advertisers an opportunity to stretch marketing dollars during the first quarter.
Audiospace Wins Deal to Build 240 U.S. Radio Platforms
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 11:54pm CT |
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Swiss digital radio technology provider Audiospace, a product of Brands Are Live AG, has secured a major U.S. contract following a competitive pitch, winning the mandate to develop 240 digital radio platforms.
The deal is part of a broader collaboration with Connoisseur Media, led by CEO Jeff Warshaw. Connoisseur has significantly expanded its footprint this year through the acquisition of Alpha Media, adding more than 200 stations across over 40 U.S. markets, along with five San Francisco stations from Bonneville Group.
Warshaw said the partnership aligns with Connoisseur Media's focus on serving local audiences with strong digital offerings alongside local programming, noting that Audiospace's platforms support both listener engagement and advertiser revenue opportunities.
Audiospace CEO Jan Muller said the agreement reflects the growing importance of mobile and digital consumption in radio, calling the Connoisseur collaboration a significant responsibility and growth opportunity for the company.
The first Connoisseur Media websites and apps launched in early December, with additional rollouts planned in the coming weeks.
The U.S. win builds on Audiospace's recent growth, including the launch of 66 apps in 2025 for Seven Mountains Media. With existing partnerships, the company now powers more than 400 apps and websites for over 220 U.S. radio stations.
Internationally, Audiospace continues to expand in Europe, with strong growth in Germany and operations spanning Australia, Mexico, Spain, Italy, Lithuania, Austria, and Switzerland. In its home market, broadcasters including Media One Group, My105, and Radio Top rely on the platform.
AdLarge Acquires Inlet Media Assets, Names CTO
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, January 15, 2026 | 0:01am CT |
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AdLarge has acquired the assets of Inlet Media, a technology platform it has used for nearly two years to support onboarding, distribution, and monetization of audio and video content. The deal further integrates the platform into AdLarge and the fwd. network, advancing their technology-first approach to podcasting, video, and content marketing.
As part of the acquisition, Inlet Media co-founder Patrick Cedrowski has been appointed Chief Technology Officer of AdLarge and the fwd. network, marking the organization's first CTO role. Inlet co-founder Brian Egan has been promoted to Vice President and Head of Product, where he will oversee product strategy and execution across the company's creator and advertiser technology platforms.
The Inlet platform is already embedded within AdLarge and the fwd. network's infrastructure, supporting video and multimedia content alongside existing podcast workflows. Company executives say bringing the technology in-house will allow for tighter integration, faster development, and expanded revenue opportunities, while improving operational efficiency for creators and advertisers.
Cedrowski said the move enables the organization to accelerate innovation and build a more connected, data-driven ecosystem. Egan added that the acquisition makes Inlet's technology a core component of AdLarge and the fwd. network, aligning product development more closely with creator and advertiser needs.
AdLarge CEO Cathy Csukas called the acquisition a milestone for both organizations, citing the addition of technical and product leadership as demand grows for integrated, performance-focused solutions across audio, video, and emerging media formats.
NAB Supports House Push to Update FCC Ownership Rules
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 2:38pm CT |
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The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) is backing a renewed call from House leaders for the Federal Communications Commission to modernize broadcast ownership regulations, including lifting the national television ownership cap.
In a statement, National Association of Broadcasters President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt thanked House Energy and Commerce Committee leaders Brett Guthrie and Richard Hudson for urging the FCC to revisit long-standing ownership limits.
LeGeyt said updating the rules would help local television stations compete more effectively, invest in innovation, and continue providing community-focused news and information. He added that NAB looks forward to working with Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr and the agency on potential reforms.
The latest appeal for ownership changes was raised during an FCC oversight hearing before the House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. Supporters of reform say the current rules no longer reflect today's highly competitive media landscape.
Calls for modernization have come from a broad coalition that includes broadcast companies, members of both the House and Senate, and various advocacy and community groups. Proponents argue that revising the ownership framework would help level the playing field as broadcasters compete with large digital platforms for audiences and advertising dollars.
Bryan Reeder Promoted to GM at HEH Communications
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 2:16pm CT |
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HEH Communications has promoted Bryan Reeder to General Manager of its Southeast Texas radio outlets. Reeder joined HEH Communications in 2015 as Operations Manager for its stations serving Huntsville, Willis, and Conroe. Prior to his promotion, he co-hosted the "Wake-Up Morning Show" on KSAM-FM and oversaw programming, marketing, and promotions for KSAM-FM, sister station KHVL, and KHVL's FM affiliates, "The Lake 94.1 & 104.9."
A seventh-generation Texan and Bastrop native, Reeder has emphasized community service as a central mission of local radio. He holds a degree in Business Management from Governor's University Texas and earned a master's degree in Management and Leadership in 2021.
Managing Member Sanders Hickey said the company looks forward to Reeder's continued leadership and growth, while fellow Managing Member Eddie Esserman noted the value of promoting from within and expressed confidence in the team's future under Reeder's direction.
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Gracie Awards Extend Entry Deadline to January 29
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 10:03am CT |
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The Alliance for Women in Media Foundation (AWMF) has extended the submission deadline for the 51st Gracie Awards, giving entrants additional time to submit their work. The extended deadline is January 29, while the regular deadline -- without an additional fee -- remains January 22 at 11:59pm ET.
Presented by AWMF, the Gracie Awards have recognized programming and individual excellence by women across television, streaming, radio, audio, and digital media for more than five decades. Submissions are open across all platforms, with a full list of categories, including new additions for 2026, available on the Gracies website.
"As we build on the momentum of last year's 50th anniversary celebration, extending the submission deadline allows more time to ensure that outstanding work from across the industry is recognized and considered," said Becky Brooks, President of AWMF.
Each entry supports the AWM Foundation, with the Gracie Awards serving as the organization's largest annual fundraiser. National winners will be honored at the Gracies Gala on May 19 at the Beverly Wilshire, while local and student winners will be recognized at the Gracies Luncheon on June 16 at Cipriani 42nd.
Eligibility for the 2026 Gracie Awards covers programming aired between January 1 and December 31, 2025. Entry details and submission information are available here.
Audiobook Listening Hits Record High in Share of Ear
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 2:35pm CT |
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Audiobook listening in the U.S. has reached its highest level on record, according to year-end 2025 data from Edison Research's Share of Ear study. The research shows that 8% of Americans age 13 and older now spend at least some portion of their daily audio time with audiobooks, up from just 3% in 2016. That represents a 167% increase in audiobook reach over the nine-year period.
While audiobooks remain a smaller share compared to other audio platforms, Edison notes that usage has grown steadily. Researchers say the increase may be tied to expanded access through major streaming platforms and subscription services, though no single factor has been identified as the definitive driver of growth.
Edison Research has worked in partnership with the Audio Publishers Association for several years to better understand audiobook listening habits. Data from the Audio Publishers Association's 2025 Consumer Survey shows that 51% of Americans age 18 and older-about 134 million people-have listened to an audiobook at least once.
Interest is also rising among those who have not yet tried audiobooks. The survey found that 38% of spoken-word audio listeners who have never listened to an audiobook say they are interested in doing so, up from 32% in 2024, suggesting continued growth potential for the format.
Audacy, Next Net Partner to Launch AI Discoverability Tool
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 10:27am CT |
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Next Net has announced a strategic partnership with Audacy to launch NextNet AI, a new AI-powered search and discoverability solution aimed at helping local and regional businesses remain visible as consumer search behavior shifts toward AI-driven experiences.
The new offering is designed to address the growing challenge facing smaller advertisers as discovery increasingly moves toward AI assistants, agentic search, and recommendation-based systems. While large national brands often have the resources to adapt to these changes, many local and regional businesses risk losing visibility in both traditional and AI-powered search environments.
Through the partnership, enterprise-grade AI discoverability capabilities from Next Net will be made available to small and mid-sized businesses nationwide. The solution will be bundled into Audacy's digital and media offerings and distributed through its network of more than 550 media and marketing consultants, leveraging the company's local market relationships.
Mark Mansfield, SVP and Head of Partnerships & Strategic Growth at Next Net, said the partnership is intended to "level the playing field" during a period of rapid transition in how consumers find information. He noted that combining Audacy's local reach with Next Net's AI infrastructure allows capabilities once reserved for large brands to become accessible to local advertisers.
Jenny Sutton, SVP of Digital at Audacy, said the collaboration is designed to simplify AI-driven marketing for local advertisers by integrating AI discoverability into strategies they already use, without adding technical complexity for business owners.
Unlike traditional SEO-focused tools, NextNet AI is built to align with the underlying structure of large language models and agentic systems. The platform optimizes websites and digital assets at the domain level, enabling improved visibility across traditional search, AI recommendations, local discovery, content distribution, and digital PR.
Next Net's platform is powered by NVIDIA technologies, which the company says allow it to scale processing efficiently. NVIDIA is not a direct partner to Audacy in the initiative.
The new AI Discoverability offering is now available through Audacy's local and regional sales teams nationwide.
Premiere Launches ''Married to the Music'' Podcast
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, January 14, 2026 | 2:41pm CT |
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Premiere Networks has announced the launch of a new weekly podcast, "Married to the Music," hosted by Nashville-based iHeartMedia and Premiere Networks producer and country music reporter Hanley Riggs.
Timed for Valentine's Day, the podcast will debut Friday, February 13, and be distributed by iHeartPodcasts. New episodes will be released Thursdays on the iHeartRadio app and across major podcast platforms.
Married to the Music takes listeners behind the scenes of the country music industry through the voices of artists' spouses and partners. The series explores topics including relationships, parenthood, identity, and balancing personal ambitions while supporting a partner's career in music.
The debut episode features Sara Brice, who discusses her relationship with her husband, country artist Lee Brice, along with her own work as a songwriter and the challenges of raising a family amid touring and studio life.
Upcoming guests include Meghan Patrick, Kristen Brust, Hally Williams Cooper, Hannah Ellis and Nick Wayne, Chloe Crawford (soon to be Profitt), Peyton Niemann, and others.
Riggs said the idea for the podcast grew out of her experiences working with artists at iHeart and Premiere Networks, noting a desire to spotlight the perspectives of spouses who are often creators and entrepreneurs themselves.
Julie Talbott, President of Premiere Networks, said the podcast highlights the often-unseen contributions of women who help shape the country music industry, offering fans a more personal connection to the artists they follow.
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Court Blocks Nielsen Tying Policy in Cumulus Suit
| RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, January 13, 2026 | 3:56pm CT |
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A federal judge in New York has issued a preliminary injunction barring The Nielsen Company from enforcing policies that tie national radio ratings data to the purchase of local market ratings, handing an early win to Cumulus Media New Holdings in a closely watched antitrust dispute.
In a January 8 ruling, U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas found that Cumulus showed a likelihood of success on the merits of its claim that Nielsen's "Network Policy" violates Section 2 of the Sherman Act. The court concluded the policy likely constitutes unlawful tying by conditioning access to Nielsen's nationwide radio ratings product on the purchase of local market data, and that Cumulus and its national network, Westwood One, face irreparable harm without relief.
The injunction prevents Nielsen from enforcing the Network Policy during the litigation and from charging what the court deemed a "commercially unreasonable" rate for its standalone Nationwide report. The judge said a price equal to or lower than the highest 2026 rate Nielsen charges any broadcaster for Nationwide is presumptively reasonable. Cumulus was ordered to post a $100,000 bond.
Cumulus argued that Nielsen's policies effectively force large broadcast groups that operate both local stations and national networks to buy local Nielsen data to obtain usable national ratings -- data considered essential for selling national advertising. The court agreed that Nielsen holds monopoly power in national radio ratings and substantial market power in local ratings, and that the policies likely foreclose competition, particularly against Eastlan Ratings, Nielsen's primary local-market competitor.
The court also cited evidence that Nielsen's related "Subscriber First Policy," which limits the visibility of stations that do not subscribe to Nielsen's local services, has already caused Eastlan to lose customers and discouraged broadcasters from switching providers.
Nielsen has pushed back forcefully. In a January 9 filing seeking a stay pending appeal, the company warned the injunction could "significantly and irreparably" harm its audio business and potentially force it to retire its Nationwide radio ratings product altogether. In a declaration, Nielsen Audio Managing Director Rich Tunkel said blocking the Network Policy would hinder Nielsen's ability to recover the costs of collecting local data that underpin the national report, disrupting pricing and negotiations across its customer base.
Nielsen argues the court improperly inserted itself into pricing decisions and mischaracterized negotiations as coercive, calling the order "commercially unworkable." The company also contends the injunction is overly vague, particularly around what constitutes a "commercially unreasonable" rate.
As of January 12, enforcement of the injunction is temporarily paused until January 16, after Judge Vargas granted a short administrative delay to allow Nielsen to seek relief from the Second Circuit. Absent further action, the injunction will take effect again while the case proceeds.
The lawsuit, Cumulus Media New Holdings, Inc. v. The Nielsen Company (US) LLC, No. 1:25-cv-08581-JAV, has broad implications for the radio advertising ecosystem, where Nielsen's national ratings remain the dominant currency for buying and selling network radio advertising.
Radio Mercury Awards Open 2026 Call for Entries
| RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, January 13, 2026 | 2:16pm CT |
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The Radio Mercury Awards has opened its Call for Entry for the 2026 competition, marking the 35th annual edition of the awards program dedicated exclusively to radio and audio creative. The competition will honor work across 17 categories, along with a Best of Show distinction.
Long regarded as a benchmark for excellence in radio advertising, the Radio Mercury Awards continues that tradition this year with several updated categories reflecting the evolving audio landscape. New and revised categories include Single Placed Spot: Podcast, Use of Directing & Performance (Single Spot), Use of Radio/Audio Technology (Single Work), and Student-Produced Script.
These additions join established categories such as Multi-Platform Campaign, Use of Songs or Music (Single Spot), and Use of Humor (Single Spot), offering opportunities for professionals and students alike to showcase recent audio creative.
The Call for Entry deadline is Monday, April 6. Finalists will be announced in early May, with winners revealed during a live awards ceremony on Wednesday, June 3 at SONY Hall in New York City.
Radio Customs Expands Into FM Syndication, National Sales
| RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, January 13, 2026 | 3:04pm CT |
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Radio Customs, the media company behind Shaquille O'Neal's Hip Hop outlet Shaq Fu Radio, is expanding into FM affiliate syndication and national advertising sales through a new partnership with Jeff Weber Media Group.
As part of the move, Radio Customs has signed Bubba the Love Sponge and sports talk veterans Miller & Moulton for affiliate representation, digital monetization, and integrated sales. Radio Customs and Jeff Weber Media Group will jointly manage affiliate outreach and advertising sales for both properties.
The partnership marks Radio Customs' formal entry into FM syndication following growth across its digital platforms, including The Podcast Playground, its national podcast network producing and distributing more than 40 original shows. The network features talent such as seven-time NBA champion Robert Horry, Jackie "The Jokeman" Martling, Al B. Sure!, and Krayzie Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony.
Jeff Weber brings decades of broadcast leadership to the venture, with senior management experience in markets including Baltimore, Indianapolis, Albany, and Charleston, as well as time as a station owner. As COO and later President of Blue Star Media Group, Weber helped expand Business TalkRadio Network to more than 1,000 affiliates nationwide.
"By partnering with Jeff Weber Media Group and bringing Bubba the Love Sponge and Miller & Moulton into the family, we're entering the FM space with real momentum," said Gentry Thomas, Founder and CEO of Radio Customs.
Jeff Weber said the expansion reflects the direction of the audio industry, citing Radio Customs' mix of streaming, podcasts, original music, and now FM syndication as the next phase of its growth.
MediaCo Announces Senior Leadership Promotions
| RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, January 13, 2026 | 6:00pm CT |
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MediaCo Holding Inc. has announced a series of leadership promotions across its sales, marketing, research, and revenue operations. The moves elevate several executives to senior vice president roles, reflecting MediaCo's focus on strengthening its sales execution, data strategy, and market positioning.
"These leaders have each made a meaningful impact on our business, our culture, and the teams they support every day," said Brian Fisher, Chief Revenue Officer of MediaCo Holding Inc.. Fisher added that the promotions reflect the company's momentum and its continued investment in future growth.
Among the changes, Rogerio Alves was promoted from Vice President to Senior Vice President of Digital Sales. MediaCo said Alves has played a central role in expanding digital revenue and advancing platform innovation.
Sandra S¡nchez Ryan was elevated to Senior Vice President of Multimedia Sales, overseeing network and national sales. The company credited her leadership and execution across large-scale sales initiatives.
Renee Mizrahi was promoted to Senior Vice President of Ad Sales Marketing & Communication. In addition to leading ad sales marketing, she has assumed responsibility for public relations and communications, a move MediaCo said has strengthened its external messaging and client-facing presence.
Mark Sacher was named Senior Vice President of Research, continuing to lead MediaCo's data and insights strategy, which supports decision-making across the organization.
LeeAnne Scarione was promoted to Senior Vice President of Pricing, Planning and Sales Analytics, a role focused on pricing discipline, sales planning, and analytics support for revenue teams.
In addition, Alethea Chow was promoted from Director to Vice President of Planning, Pricing and Inventory, reflecting her expanded role in inventory strategy and planning operations.
"These promotions are well earned," said Albert Rodriguez, CEO of MediaCo. "We're grateful for the leadership, commitment, and energy each of these leaders brings to MediaCo every day."
Chris Cuomo Launches ''Cuomo Mornings'' on SiriusXM
| RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, January 13, 2026 | 10:45am CT |
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SiriusXM has launched "Cuomo Mornings," a new live weekday program hosted by veteran journalist Chris Cuomo, airing 7-9am ET on the bipartisan P.O.T.U.S. channel (124). The show leads off the channel's daily coverage and is positioned as a forum for cross-ideological discussion during morning drive.
The program is built around conversations that move beyond partisan framing, with a focus on political, cultural, and social issues through what the company describes as solutions-oriented dialogue. The live format will feature interviews with newsmakers from across the political spectrum and on-air engagement with listeners holding a range of viewpoints.
Expected early guests include James Carville, Bob Costas, Mark Cuban, former Sen. Joe Manchin, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, and Sen. Rand Paul.
Cuomo said the show aims to emphasize accountability and practical discussion rather than partisan alignment, adding that the P.O.T.U.S. channel provides a fitting platform for daily caller interaction and debate.
Cuomo currently anchors CUOMO on NewsNation, airing weeknights at 8pm ET, a role he began in 2022. His career spans more than two decades covering politics and major global events. He has previously hosted CNN's Cuomo Prime Time and New Day, and earlier in his career served as chief law and justice correspondent at ABC News, with appearances on 20/20 and Good Morning America. Cuomo has also previously hosted a SiriusXM program, Let's Get After It with Chris Cuomo.
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