Sean Brace Returns to 97.5 The Fanatic: Reuniting with Jon Marks
Sean Brace is returning to 97.5 The Fanatic to co-host the midday slot with Jon Marks on March 9. This reunion follows their successful “Jon & Sean Show” from 2013 to 2015. Both hosts have extensive experience in Philly sports radio, with Brace previously at “The Gambler” and Marks returning from SportsRadio 94 WIP. Continue reading Sean Brace Returns to 97.5 The Fanatic: Reuniting with Jon Marks
Cumulus Media Files for Bankruptcy to Eliminate $600 Million Debt
Cumulus Media has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Texas to address $697 million in debt through a restructuring agreement that eliminates approximately $600 million. The process aims for minimal disruption to operations, enhancing the company’s financial position and growth potential. A court hearing is expected within 60 days for approval. Continue reading Cumulus Media Files for Bankruptcy to Eliminate $600 Million Debt
710 WOR is Reshaping Morning Lineup with the Return of Curtis Sliwa
Starting March 9, 2026, Curtis Sliwa will co-host a new morning program with Larry Mendte, airing from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. on WOR. This partnership marks Sliwa’s return to full-time radio after his mayoral campaign, emphasizing their local expertise. Produced by Natalie Vacca, the show aims to engage New Yorkers each weekday. Continue reading 710 WOR is Reshaping Morning Lineup with the Return of Curtis Sliwa
TNT Sports Announces Multi-Year Extensions with Jimmy Rollins and Jeff Francoeur
TNT Sports has extended contracts with MLB analysts Jimmy Rollins and Jeff Francoeur for its “MLB Tuesday” coverage, which begins March 31, 2026. Rollins, a former World Series Champion, and Francoeur, known for his insightful commentary, will continue alongside a dynamic team as they cover the regular season and MLB postseason events. Continue reading TNT Sports Announces Multi-Year Extensions with Jimmy Rollins and Jeff Francoeur
Compass Media Networks Announces Big Ten Basketball Coverage
Compass Media Networks will provide full coverage of the Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament from March 10 to March 15, 2026. Broadcasting all 17 games live from the United Center in Chicago, the network will utilize over 150 sports radio stations and digital platforms. Excitement builds as Robert Horry and other analysts anticipate thrilling matchups. Continue reading Compass Media Networks Announces Big Ten Basketball Coverage
Luther Allison Shines in WBGO Yamaha Concert Series Performance
Luther S. Allison performed at the WBGO and Yamaha Artist Studios NY concert series, hosted by Sheila Anderson. Known for his blues-based, gospel-inspired style, he captivated the audience with his arrangement of Cedar Walton’s “Holy Land.” A Grammy winner, Allison is also set to appear in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s film “The Bride.” Continue reading Luther Allison Shines in WBGO Yamaha Concert Series Performance
News Talk Updates from WURD Radio: Support Independent Black Talk Media
WURD invites support for independent Black media during its Building the Black Agenda Cash Mob on March 1. The event features live broadcasts and discussions, highlighting the importance of investigative journalism. Guests like Linn Washington and Tavis Smiley emphasize the need for financial backing amid decreasing corporate support. Continue reading News Talk Updates from WURD Radio: Support Independent Black Talk Media
Kindred the Family Soul: R&B Group That Doesn’t Get Enough Recognition
Jill Scott praised Kindred the Family Soul on The Joe Budden Podcast as an underappreciated R&B group, emphasizing their authenticity and dedication to themes of love and family. Despite not mentioning other groups, Scott’s longstanding support highlights Kindred’s consistent quality and classic sound, which has not received the mainstream attention it deserves. Continue reading Kindred the Family Soul: R&B Group That Doesn’t Get Enough Recognition
EBRO Tells Hot 97: ‘We’re Not Going Away’ After They Blocked Him
Ebro’s liking of posts featuring Mero and Funk Flex led Hot 97’s social media team to block him and other hosts on Instagram. Commentary from Damizza discusses the station’s ownership dynamics. It’s noted that social media actions may not directly reflect management’s views. Continue reading EBRO Tells Hot 97: ‘We’re Not Going Away’ After They Blocked Him
The New Era of Radio: Understanding Today’s Core Audience
The article discusses the evolving demographics and economic power of radio’s core audience, shifting from the traditional 25-54 age group to adults aged 55-64, primarily Gen X. These older adults are reaching significant milestones later, actively participating in the economy, and engaging digitally, representing a financially dominant consumer segment. Continue reading The New Era of Radio: Understanding Today’s Core Audience
SEC Women’s Championship: ESPN’s College GameDay Live Event
ESPN’s College GameDay concludes its regular season at the SEC Women’s Championship in Greenville, S.C. on March 8, airing live on ESPN. Christine Williamson hosts with analysts Andraya Carter and Chiney Ogwumike. Fans can attend the pre-game show without tickets. The SEC boasts five top 10 teams ahead of NCAA Championship coverage. Continue reading SEC Women’s Championship: ESPN’s College GameDay Live Event
Ashley Nicole Moss on Kevin Durant’s Bold Take on Race and Basketball
Ashley Nicole Moss comments on Kevin Durant’s remarks about international players and the perception that they are saving basketball. Durant critiques the notion that American players are failing, suggesting it’s a racially charged narrative. Stephen A. Smith supports Durant’s viewpoint amid ongoing discussions about the game’s evolving landscape. Continue reading Ashley Nicole Moss on Kevin Durant’s Bold Take on Race and Basketball
The Black Effect Podcast Festival is BACK in Atlanta
The Black Effect Podcast Festival, hosted by iHeartMedia and Charlamagne Tha God, returns on April 25 in Atlanta, GA, celebrating Black voices in podcasting. The event features live tapings, discussions on topics like AI and youth culture, and opportunities for aspiring podcasters. Tickets go on sale March 12. Continue reading The Black Effect Podcast Festival is BACK in Atlanta
Andy Hawk Named Brand Manager for 96.9 The Eagle & 98 Rock
Audacy has promoted Andy Hawk to Brand Manager of 96.9 The Eagle and 98 Rock in Sacramento, while he continues managing ALT 94.7. With over 25 years in radio, Hawk’s local insights and experience are expected to advance these stations’ strategies and enhance their community impact, as noted by VP Ryan Castle. Continue reading Andy Hawk Named Brand Manager for 96.9 The Eagle & 98 Rock
iHeartMedia Philadelphia’s WDAS-FM Announces 2026 “Women of Excellence Luncheon”
iHeartMedia Philadelphia’s WDAS-FM will host the 2026 Women of Excellence Luncheon on April 4, honoring influential women from the Tri-State area. This year’s Legendary Award Recipient is journalist Tamron Hall. The event, celebrating women’s contributions across various fields, fosters inspiration and empowerment in the Philadelphia community. Continue reading iHeartMedia Philadelphia’s WDAS-FM Announces 2026 “Women of Excellence Luncheon”
KBLA Talk 1580 Honors Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
KBLA Talk 1580 is hosting a tribute event on February 27, 2026, at the Historic First AME Church in Los Angeles to honor the Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. for his significant contributions to civil rights. Community members, leaders, and officials will gather to celebrate his legacy and inspire hope. Continue reading KBLA Talk 1580 Honors Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
Mike Tirico Wraps Up NBC Winter Olympic Coverage with Tears in His Eyes
Veteran broadcaster Mike Tirico became emotional while signing off from NBC’s Winter Olympics coverage, reflecting on athletes’ perseverance and the production teams’ efforts. His heartfelt farewell, filled with gratitude to viewers and colleagues, showcased the unifying spirit of the Games and left a lasting impact on fans. Continue reading Mike Tirico Wraps Up NBC Winter Olympic Coverage with Tears in His Eyes
James Brown: Bridging Sports and Politics with Integrity
James Brown, host of CBS Sports’ The NFL Today, shares his journey from a high school athlete to a respected sports broadcaster. He emphasizes faith, discipline, and mentorship in shaping his career, discusses resilience from setbacks, and underscores the importance of integrity and respect in media, especially as an African American leader. Continue reading James Brown: Bridging Sports and Politics with Integrity
WGR Sports Radio Expands to Rochester: What to Expect
Audacy is expanding the WGR Sports Radio brand into Rochester, rebranding WROC-FM as WGR Rochester on February 22. The station will feature a lineup including popular programs like “The Jeremy and Joe Show” and “The Sports Bar,” enhancing the brand’s regional presence and offering dedicated local sports content for listeners. Continue reading WGR Sports Radio Expands to Rochester: What to Expect
Jim Kerr’s Five-Year Contract Solidifies His NYC Radio Legacy
iHeart New York’s Q104.3 has extended Jim Kerr’s contract for five more years, solidifying his status as the city’s longest-running morning radio host. With over 50 years on air, Kerr is celebrated for his warmth and connection to audiences. His remarkable career began at age 14 and spans multiple cities. Continue reading Jim Kerr’s Five-Year Contract Solidifies His NYC Radio Legacy
Jonesy’s Controversial Rant on Ebro: A Must-Watch Podcast Moment
In a recent episode of the Jonesy in the Morning YouTube podcast, host Jonesy passionately criticized notable NYC radio figures Ebro Darden, DJ Envy, Laura Stylez, and Peter Rosenberg. Her uncensored language sparked controversy, highlighting the evolving dynamics of New York morning radio since her rise after a 2021 reunion show. Continue reading Jonesy’s Controversial Rant on Ebro: A Must-Watch Podcast Moment
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