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Longtime Chiefs Radio Network EP Dan Israel Dies
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 21, 2025 |
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Dan Israel, the executive producer of the Kansas City Chiefs Radio Network and a beloved figure within the organization, has died after a decade-long battle with cancer. Israel, who served the Chiefs for 35 seasons, was a pivotal figure in the growth of the network, which now boasts affiliates across 12 states.
Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt expressed deep sorrow over Israel's passing, noting his enduring dedication and kindness. "Dan brought joy into our building each day and inspired his colleagues and fans with his resilience against cancer," said Hunt. "He was a cornerstone of our organization, and his absence will be profoundly felt. We extend our heartfelt prayers to his family during this difficult time."
Head Coach Andy Reid remembered Israel as a stalwart presence, always ready to provide a positive spin in post-game interviews, regardless of his personal struggles. "Dan was a huge part of both the Chiefs Radio Network and our football team. His strength, positivity, and dedication were unmatched," Reid stated.
Tributes also poured in from other team members, including former Chiefs wide receiver and current commentator Danan Hughes, who reflected on Israel's crucial behind-the-scenes role. "He was the man behind the scenes that allowed us to flourish," Hughes said during a veterans gathering hosted by Friends in Support of Heroes (FiSH).
Chiefs President Mark Donovan also expressed his condolences, noting Israel's professionalism and passion. "Danny was part of every Chiefs game during my entire career. He was a model of professionalism and kindness, and his passion for his work was unmatched," Donovan said.
SiriusXM Appoints Anjali Sud as Independent Director
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 21, 2025 |
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SiriusXM Holdings appoints Anjali Sud to its board of directors as a new independent director. Sud currently holds the position of Chief Executive Officer at Tubi, FOX Corporation's free ad-supported streaming service. Her prior experience includes her role as CEO of Vimeo, where she led the company through its public offering.
Jennifer Witz, Chief Executive Officer of SiriusXM, expressed enthusiasm about Sud's appointment, stating, "Anjali has an incredible track record on the cutting edge of media and technology, and has a deep understanding of what it takes to succeed today. She will be an asset to the Board and to the company as a whole as we look to maintain our strong standing and to position ourselves for future growth."
Sud commented, "As a fan of SiriusXM and a big believer in the power of audio and delivering entertainment to audiences where they want it, I am looking forward to working with Jennifer, the Board, and the entire management team as the company looks to leverage its strengths and focus its efforts in this next chapter of the business."
The announcement also included news of James E. Meyer's resignation from the Board. Meyer, who first joined SiriusXM in 2004 and served as its CEO from December 2012 to December 2020, stated, "It's been an honor to serve on SiriusXM's Board, and to continue to watch the company evolve under Jennifer's leadership."
Witz acknowledged Meyer's contributions, saying, "It has been a privilege to work with Jim for all these years, and having his guidance on the Board has been invaluable to the company. On behalf of the company, the Board and all of our employees, we thank Jim for all his contributions and commitment to SiriusXM and wish him all the best."
WNYC/New York's ''New Standards'' Acquired by WBGO
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 21, 2025 |
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Public Radio WNYC/New York has announced that its program "New Standards" will be transitioning to WBGO (Jazz 88) based in Newark, NJ. This change comes after nearly a decade of "New Standards" being broadcast from WNYC. The final episode on its original station will air Saturday, March 22, from 8-11pm.
Paul Cavalconte, who has hosted the show throughout its run and is a veteran of New York City radio, will continue to guide listeners through the American Songbook on WBGO starting in late April. The program, which explores the rich history and ongoing evolution of this quintessential American musical genre, features a blend of classic mid-century artists like Ella Fitzgerald and Nat Cole and contemporary talents such as Jon Batiste and Lin-Manuel Miranda.
LaFontaine E. Oliver, President and CEO of New York Public Radio, expressed his gratitude for the smooth transition facilitated by WBGO, emphasizing the shared mission and cooperation between the stations: "I couldn't be more thrilled that New Standards will continue to delight listeners in the NYC and NJ region from a new perch right across the Hudson," he stated.
WBGO's President and CEO, Steven A. Williams, highlighted the seamless fit of "New Standards" into their programming, noting his quick decision to welcome the show to WBGO's lineup.
WNYC and WBGO are not strangers to collaboration, already partnering on several initiatives including the public affairs program "Ask Governor Murphy" and more recently forming the Tri-State Public Radio Music Collaborative with other area stations to enhance content and audience engagement.
Oliver attributed the move to the longstanding trust and shared values between the stations, which he believes will continue to benefit the music-loving public in the region.
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MIW to Present NAB Session: Next Generation Trailblazers
| RADIO ONLINE | Sunday, March 23, 2025 |
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Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio (MIW), an organization dedicated to nurturing female leadership in the radio industry, is set to host a vital panel discussion entitled "Next Generation Trailblazers - A Developing Vision for the Future" at this year's National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show. Scheduled for April 8th at 1:30pm PT, the session will be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center in rooms W217-218.
The panel will spotlight influential emerging leaders from family-owned broadcasting companies, who are actively molding the future of radio media. The discussion aims to uncover strategies for businesses to stay competitive through embracing new technologies, fostering innovation, and maintaining a focus on consumer needs.
Attendees will explore a variety of pressing topics, including adapting workplace environments to boost productivity, strategies to engage a diverse, multi-generational workforce, critical technologies shaping the future of broadcasting, and practices to remain a preferred employer in a dynamic media industry.
This session will feature insights from several notable industry leaders:
- Julie Koehn, President of Lenawee Broadcasting
- Elizabeth Placencia, Director of Operations at Lazer Media
- Taylor Dick, President of Dick Broadcasting
- Tom Hubbard, Digital Sales Manager at KOB/Hubbard Television
The panel will be moderated by Lisa Fields, President of Media Staffing Network and a board member of MIW. Dana Schaeffer, a former MIW mentee and current on-air and digital content creator, will facilitate the question and answer segment.
Flightpath and YEA Networks Forge New Partnership
| RADIO ONLINE | Sunday, March 23, 2025 |
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Flightpath, a provider of predictive analytics for on-demand media, enters a new partnership with YEA Networks, aiming to enchance the monetization of podcast content. This collaboration will integrate Flightpath's forecasting tools into YEA Media Group's podcast portfolio, providing them with advanced capabilities to boost profitability and streamline operations.
Flightpath's technology offers podcast networks precise visibility into future inventory and campaign performance, which empowers their sales and operations teams to maximize monetization opportunities and achieve consistent results for advertisers. The advanced predictive analytics, including trusted availability forecasts and campaign performance predictions, are designed to help networks like YEA unlock new revenue streams and enhance operational efficiencies.
YEA Networks, known for its diverse podcast lineup, will leverage Flightpath's analytics to obtain deeper insights into inventory and campaign metrics. This integration aims to scale YEA Media Group's operations effectively and offer advertisers more targeted and effective advertising solutions.
"We're thrilled to partner with Flightpath and bring the power of predictive analytics to our podcast network," stated Shawn Nunn, President of YEA Media Group. "This collaboration not only enhances our ability to serve our clients more effectively but also allows us to work with a company that truly understands the nuances of our business. Flightpath's tailored solutions will help us navigate our unique challenges and unlock new opportunities for growth."
Laurie Belleau, Chief Revenue Officer at Flightpath, also expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, "We couldn't be more excited about this partnership with YEA Networks. At Flightpath, we don't believe in one-size-fits-all solutions - we take a hands-on, collaborative approach, ensuring our technology aligns with each partner's strategy and goals. Our team is fully committed to supporting YEA Networks in streamlining their operations, maximizing revenue, and laying the groundwork for continued growth and future expansion."
BP Expands Digital Offerings with Envisionwise
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 21, 2025 |
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Broadcast Partners has teamed with Envisionwise to offer clients several digital solutions, including custom mobile apps, website design, Alexa skills, and more. Founder & Managing Partner Ken Moultrie said, "The Envisionwise team is outstanding, and they share our commitment to provide local broadcasters with customized, proven, and affordable tools to successfully engage listeners and generate revenue in today's competitive and rapidly changing digital environment."
Envisionwise President & Owner Jackie Parks added, "We are excited to collaborate with Broadcast Partners to deliver innovative digital solutions that empower broadcasters. Our tools are designed to simplify digital management while enhancing audience engagement and driving revenue growth. We look forward to helping stations connect with their communities in impactful ways."
Beasley Broadcast Q4 Revs Up 2.3% to $67.3 Million
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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Beasley Broadcast Group reported a slight increase in net revenue for the fourth quarter, up 2.3% to $67.3 million, buoyed by $8.3 million in political advertising. This gain helped counterbalance declines in commercial advertising and losses from divestitures, including the Wilmington station and closures within its esports division. Despite these challenges, operating income remained stable at $7.6 million, consistent with the prior year.
However, the company registered a net loss of $2.1 million, or $1.17 per diluted share, a stark reversal from a net income of $6.4 million, or $4.25 per diluted share, reported in the corresponding quarter of 2023. The loss was primarily due to significant one-time expenses linked to refinancing activities and severance costs.
Yearly figures showed more pronounced struggles, with net revenue declining to $240.3 million from $247.1 million in 2023. The annual net loss widened to $5.9 million, or $3.73 per diluted share, compared to a loss of $75.1 million the previous year, which included non-cash impairment losses of $98.8 million.
The company's EBITDA per Indenture, a measure critical to creditors, showed improvement, rising to $12.5 million in the fourth quarter from $6.2 million in the prior-year quarter. This increase reflects stringent expense management and operational streamlining by the company.
Caroline Beasley, CEO of Beasley Broadcast Group, commented on the results, stating, "2024 was a transformative year for Beasley as we took decisive actions to strengthen our balance sheet, streamline our operations, and position the Company for long-term success." She highlighted the nearly 20% revenue contribution from digital ventures and emphasized ongoing efforts to enhance digital and direct-to-consumer strategies.
Podcast Consumption in America Reaches New Peak
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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The Infinite Dial 2025, the longest-running survey tracking America's digital media consumption, reveals that podcast listening and viewing have reached unprecedented levels. This year's survey, endorsed by industry leaders like Edison Research, Audacy, Cumulus Media, and SiriusXM Media, illustrates significant shifts in how Americans engage with digital media.
Celebrating its 27th anniversary, the survey was presented by Megan Lazovick, Vice President at Edison Research, and James Cridland, Editor of Podnews, marking yet another milestone in mapping the digital landscape.
Highlights from the Study:
- Podcasting Hits Record Numbers: An all-time high of 70% of Americans aged 12 and over have tuned into a podcast, with 55% engaging monthly. This reflects a robust growth in podcasting, now reaching an estimated 210 million people.
- Video Podcasts Gaining Traction: The integration of video in podcasts has expanded reach, particularly among male audiences. About 48% of Americans engage with both audio and video formats, with YouTube emerging as the leading platform for podcast consumption.
- Social Media and Regulation: Social media's reach remains strong, with 86% penetration among Americans. However, public opinion is shifting towards more stringent controls, with nearly half supporting a ban on social media access for those under 16.
- Online and In-Car Audio: Online audio listenership has also hit a new high, with 79% of Americans over the age of 12 listening monthly. Digital integration continues to reshape in-car audio, with significant adoption rates for systems like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Megan Lazovick commented on the evolution of podcast consumption, noting, "While audio-only content retains its unique charm, the rise of video podcasts has broadened the definition of podcasting to include visual consumption. This trend doesn't detract from traditional podcasts but rather enhances the ways in which audiences can engage."
James Cridland reflected on the digital audio revolution, stating, "Watching the digital audio space evolve from a niche to a mainstream platform has been fascinating. The data from this year's Infinite Dial not only informs but also validates the strategic directions many in the industry have pursued."
Additional Findings:
- Smart TVs are now a staple in three-quarters of American homes.
- Political affiliations appear to influence the usage rates of certain digital platforms, with slight increases reported among Republicans.
For more detailed information and to download The Infinite Dial 2025, click here.
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Court Hears Broadcasters' Plea Against Outdated FCC Rules
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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On Wednesday, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held oral arguments regarding the legal challenge broadcasters have mounted against the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) 2018 quadrennial review of broadcast ownership regulations. In a blog post, NAB Senior Vice President, Communications Alex Siciliano wrote that broadcasters argue that these longstanding rules severely limit their growth and ability to offer new services in an era dominated by unregulated Big Tech companies.
Originally, Congress mandated the quadrennial review to ensure that the FCC periodically reevaluates its regulations to align with the evolving media landscape and the burgeoning competition broadcasters now face. However, critics, including the broadcasters, claim the FCC has not adequately updated these regulations despite significant industry changes over the last decade.
Broadcasters are particularly concerned about rules that cap the reach of local TV companies at 39% of U.S. households and restrict the number of radio stations a single entity can own in one market. In contrast, tech giants like Amazon, Netflix, YouTube, Spotify, SiriusXM, and Apple face no such limits, allowing them unchecked growth and market dominance.
Advocates for change argue that without a swift overhaul of these rules, local TV and radio stations will continue to lose ground against these tech behemoths, potentially diminishing local journalism and community-specific content that these stations provide.
As the legal proceedings continue, the urgency to modernize these regulations remains critical. Broadcasters stress that these outdated rules not only fail to serve the public's interest but also jeopardize the very survival of local broadcasting stations amidst fierce competition for advertising and broadcast rights from vastly larger tech companies.
Broadcasters maintain that local radio and TV outlets are indispensable for delivering trusted news, emergency information, and local content -- a service that streaming platforms and tech companies cannot replicate. They are urging the FCC to quickly update its ownership restrictions to better reflect today's digital and competitive reality, thereby securing the future of local broadcasting in the digital age.
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HMG Promotes Scott Herrold to Chief of Content
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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Hope Media Group (HMG) promotes Scott Herrold to Chief of Content, a role that will expand his responsibilities across the organization's radio, streaming, and digital platforms. Herrold, who initially joined HMG as Chief of Programming in January 2023, will continue to oversee programming while also spearheading new content strategies.
Under Herrold's leadership, HMG aims to enhance its engagement with audiences through its primary radio brands, including heritage Contemporary Christian KSBJ in Houston, along with its two national networks, WayFM and Vida Unida. Herrold's new role will also encompass ministry initiatives such as "World's Biggest Small Group" and "God Listens: The Prayer App," which have become vital elements of HMG's content development.
Joe Paulo, CEO of Hope Media Group, expressed confidence in Herrold's capabilities, stating, "Scott understands the huge opportunity we have to create compelling content that transcends a singular platform. His leadership over all content is but another step forward for our ability to engage people to love Jesus, serve others, and spread Hope across our multiple brands."
Reflecting on his promotion, Herrold shared his vision for the future of HMG's content, saying, "At its heart, our mission is about building relationships. There are so many ways to redefine what community and connection look like today. As we move forward, we have endless opportunities to create content that engages and inspires people who appreciate Christian music & conversation."
iHeart, Dees Launch Two New Live Original Streaming Stations
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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iHeartMedia launches two new iHeartRadio Original Streaming Stations in partnership with Rick Dees Entertainment -- Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 and Classic Rick Dees Top 40. To celebrate the launch, Rick Dees will join his former co-host Ellen K, as a guest on The Ellen K Show on KOST-FM in Los Angeles on Friday, March 21.
Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 plays the current Weekly Top 40 show hosted by Rick Dees weekly. Classic Rick Dees Top 40 goes back in the archives to feature complete countdowns from the original shows that aired back in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s, many of which haven't be heard in years.
"I'm excited to have these stations online for even more listeners to enjoy," said Dees. "I'm especially looking forward to the launch of the Top 40 archives station that is sure to bring a sense of nostalgia to listeners."
Jadd Naamani WTHT/Portland ME PD and Morning Co-Host
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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Binnie Media appoints Jadd Naamani as the new Program Director and morning show co-host at Country WTHT-FM (99.9 The Wolf) in Portland, ME. Naamani, who has worked in the Portland radio market since 2020, will join forces with Michelle Taylor to host the morning show. Naamani's career includes roles at AC WHOM, Country WOKQ in Dover, NH and CHR Q97.9. His previous stints include 92.1 The Beat in Tulsa, WERZ in Portsmouth, NH and a weekend stint at WXKS (Kiss 108) in Boston.
Heath Cole, EVP of Programming & Operations at Binnie Media, expressed enthusiasm about the new hire. "We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Jadd as our new Head of Format, Program Director, and Morning Show Co-Host at 99.9 The Wolf. While others are making cuts and aging out of key demos, we're investing in top-tier talent," said Cole. "It's an honor to bring such a seasoned professional and exceptional broadcaster to the Binnie Media team."
Naamani also shared his excitement about his new role. "I couldn't be more excited to wake Wolf Country up every single morning with a constant in Maine morning radio in Michelle Taylor and to 'make tracks' with the elite team at Binnie Media on a flamethrower like THT," he stated.
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Delilah to Receive Prestigious Insight Award at NAB Show
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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Syndicated radio personality Delilah will be honored with the Insight Award by the Library of American Broadcasting Foundation (LABF) during the NAB Show Welcome on April 7 in Las Vegas. This recognition marks her trailblazing contributions to broadcasting and her profound influence on listeners across the nation.
The Insight Award, bestowed annually by the LABF, celebrates outstanding artistic or journalistic achievements that enhance public understanding of media's role and impact in society. Previous recipients of this prestigious accolade include LeVar Burton, CBS News' "60 Minutes," and Soledad O'Brien.
Delilah, known affectionately as "radio's Oprah," has become the most-listened-to woman on radio in the U.S. Her program, syndicated by Premiere Networks, reaches over eight million listeners weekly on roughly 160 stations nationwide. Celebrating over 50 years in radio, Delilah has crafted a unique format since 1984, offering a mix of inspiring stories, song dedications, and heartfelt advice. Her approach has not only comforted but also connected deeply with her audience, earning her numerous accolades.
Among her achievements, Delilah was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2016 and received the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Broadcast Hall of Fame induction in 2017-the first woman to achieve this honor in 35 years. She also won the Marconi Award for "Network/Syndicated Personality of the Year" in 2016 and was honored at the Alliance of Women in Media's 37th Annual Gracie Awards Gala in 2023.
April Carty-Sipp, Executive Vice President of NAB Industry Affairs, commented on the award, "Delilah's impact on broadcasting is undeniable, and her recognition with the Insight Award reflects the excellence and innovation celebrated at NAB Show."
LABF Co-Chairs Heidi Raphael and Jack Goodman also praised Delilah's unique connection with her audience and her passionate storytelling. "Delilah's extraordinary ability to connect with listeners and her unwavering commitment to making a difference in the lives of others exemplify the essence of the Insight Award," they said.
Delilah is set to accept the award on stage at the NAB Show, joining the ranks of distinguished media figures who have previously been honored.
Third Rock Radio Launches ''Mars Madness'' Radio Event
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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In a twist to the traditional March Madness, RFC Media is set to captivate space enthusiasts with its latest creation for Third Rock Radio: "Mars Madness." This special week-long radio event, starting March 24, promises to bring the mysteries of Mars closer to Earth through a series of engaging broadcasts.
"Mars Madness" will explore the fascinating aspects of Mars, delving into its significant impact on human history and culture. The special will also cover NASA's extensive and groundbreaking explorations of the Red Planet, shedding light on the scientific achievements and the potential future of human colonization on Mars.
The event will culminate in a two-hour live broadcast titled "Mars Rocks" on March 28. Hosted by Third Rock's own Steve Robison, Pam Kelly, and Donna McKenzie, the show aims to entertain as well as educate listeners about our celestial neighbor.
Listeners can tune into "Mars Madness" through various platforms including the NASA app, NASA.gov, TuneIn, and directly from Third Rock Radio's website at ThirdRockRadio.net.
Radio.Cloud Introduces ''Content Transporter''
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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Radio.Cloud, a provider of cloud-based radio operating systems, has unveiled the Content Transporter. This new service is designed to streamline the delivery of syndicated show segments directly into a station's automation system for immediate playout, including accommodating last-minute content changes.
The Content Transporter extends the capabilities of Radio.Cloud's existing Content Controller platform. According to Shawn Gilbert, Solutions Architect and Product Lead for Content Controller at Radio.Cloud, the Transporter is a natural extension of their powerful system. "I'm excited to add the Transporter as the next step to the ever-growing power of Content Controller," Gilbert stated. "We give both stations and syndicators the ability to monitor the status of content segments from anywhere."
Radio.Cloud's tools are known for their compatibility, functioning optimally within the Radio.Cloud ecosystem and integrating seamlessly with other existing automation systems. This versatility ensures that all stations, regardless of their current setup, can benefit from the enhanced operational efficiency offered by the Transporter.
Content Controller can be a game-changer in the radio industry by harnessing artificial intelligence to allow for the hyper-localization and distribution of national or network content. This technology not only increases engagement with listeners by providing content that feels locally crafted but also significantly boosts revenue opportunities for content creators and show hosts.
Tony Lorino, host of Throwback stated, "Radio.Cloud's team continues to amaze me with their level of detail and support to make national content sound in the moment, and custom-tailored to the communities we serve," Lorino said. "I'm excited to continue our growth with Radio.Cloud's Content Transporter. 'Revolutionary' can be a cliche word, but in the case of how this technology works, it's the truth."
Gilbert emphasized the broader mission of Radio.Cloud in transforming radio broadcasting. "From localization to delivery, we continue to enable content creators and brands to provide the best versions of their programs to listeners," he added.
''Sunday Night Slow Jams'' Adds WJMR in Milwaukee
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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Benztown's "Sunday Night Slow Jams" makes its debut on WJMR-FM (Jammin' 98.3) in Milwaukee. The show, known for its soulful music mix and intimate listener interactions, launched in March, becoming one of the ten new affiliates to join the program in 2025. Hosted by R Dub!, the show is now a staple in over 200 stations across the U.S. and internationally.
Don Black, Program Director at Jammin' 98.3, shared his excitement about bringing the program to Milwaukee, recalling his initial introduction of the show in Peoria, Illinois. "I always told myself that if I ever had the chance, I'd love to work with [R Dub!] again. Well, the stars aligned, and now he has a home right here at WJMR," said Black. He highlighted R Dub!'s proven success record, adding, "I'm just thrilled to bring that energy and talent to our station."
R Dub!, the creator, producer, and host of "Sunday Night Slow Jams," expressed his enthusiasm about the show's reception in Milwaukee. "Two weeks in and we're already receiving incredible engagement from our Milwaukee listeners. I'm already booked for a market visit this summer to see Don, his staff, and our listeners. Beer, cheese and Slow Jams - it just goes together!" he remarked.
Mark Wilson of Benztown commented on the growth and appeal of "Sunday Night Slow Jams." "It's been an extraordinary journey, reconnecting with Dub after his appearance on 'Shark Tank' years ago. Since that point, we've debuted 'Sunday Night Slow Jams' on numerous top market stations across multiple formats, proving that this unique show concept has no growth limits," said Wilson.
"Sunday Night Slow Jams" first aired in 1994 and reaches over three million listeners weekly with both its Sunday and weeknight editions.
KZYR Joins WRIF/Detroit in Airing ''Classic Rock Live''
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 20, 2025 |
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This weekend, rock enthusiasts have a special treat as KZYR-FM/Avon, CO, alongside WRIF/Detroit, begins broadcasting the acclaimed weekly show "Classic Rock Live." The show, hosted by Pierre Robert, will celebrate a significant milestone -- its 3,000th episode. The achievement also marks a remarkable journey for producer Steve Black, who has been at the helm of other syndicated shows like "The Chop Shop" and "Classic Rock Live."
"Classic Rock Live" is known for its content that includes exclusive artist interviews and unique segments that bring classic rock memories to life. A standout feature of the show is a segment called "Wish You Were There," where Pierre Robert shares the backstory of the live track being played, often drawing from his personal experiences at the concerts.
Rich O'Brien, Chief Development Officer at Radio Resources, expressed enthusiasm about the ongoing collaboration with Steve Black, noting, "It's great to be working with a producer like Steve who has so much passion for the music, his show, and especially the listener."
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