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The Conclave Plans Final Conference for 2026
| RADIO ONLINE | Sunday, November 23, 2025 | 8:03pm CT |
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The Conclave, the nation's oldest programming and talent conference, will take its final bow in 2026. Organizers announced that the 45th and last edition of the long-running gathering will take place September 15-17, 2026, in Minneapolis.
Conclave Executive Director Emeritus Tom Kay reflected on the event's legacy, noting its role in supporting generations of radio professionals and students. "The Conclave has always been a bright beacon nurturing the unique community of professional and student radio communicators while helping them navigate these past 50 challenging but rewarding years," Kay said. "But times have changed. Our industry's educational platforms have changed. And the curtain must now come down on this noble learning institution."
Still, leaders promise a memorable sendoff. "But not before one more incredible reunion in 2026," said Conclave Chair Bob Goff, GM of Heart of Wisconsin Media's WCWI-FM in Adams, WI. Goff said the agenda is still being finalized but attendees can expect the same ego-free environment, cutting-edge sessions, open Q&A topics, expert faculty, networking, and entertainment that have defined the Conclave's reputation.
Admission for the final event will retain the conference's signature early-years price of $99 for a limited time. Enrollment details and limited sponsorship opportunities will be announced soon.
Organizers encourage industry members to "plan and budget now" for what they describe as the most uniquely rewarding three days in radio.
Warm 98.5 Rings In Season With Christmas Music Flip
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 21, 2025 | 3:52pm CT |
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Cumulus Media's WRRM-FM (Warm 98.5) in Cincinnati has officially ushered in the holiday season, flipping to continuous Christmas music at 4:45pm on Friday. The station marked the annual switch with Andy Williams' classic "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year," launching its all-Christmas playlist that will run through December 28.
To celebrate the kickoff, Warm 98.5 is giving one lucky listener an early holiday gift: the 98th caller to 513-839-9898 will receive $1,000 to jump-start their Christmas shopping.
"Warm 98.5's Christmas music is a Tri-State tradition, and listeners have been anticipating the switch for months," said Program Director Josh Wolff. "We're proud to deliver and once again be part of their celebrations."
Danny Gonzalez Named 2026 Radio Mercury Chief Judge
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 21, 2025 | 10:15am CT |
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The Radio Mercury Awards has selected Danny Gonzalez, co-chief creative officer and co-founder of Bandits & Friends, as the 2026 chief judge for the 35th annual competition. Gonzalez brings two decades of creative leadership to the role, known for transforming everyday ideas into memorable storytelling through insights and emotionally resonant brand work.
In 2022, he teamed with David Suarez and former Barbarian Group president Courtney Berry to launch Bandits & Friends, an independent agency built around the belief that attention can't be bought - so "bandits go steal it." The shop, founded by a female and minority leadership team, has already earned Ad Age's Newcomer Agency of the Year and a growing roster of partners including Schick, The Athletic, Angi, Care, The Weather Company, Show Me Organics and Liberty Mutual.
Gonzalez's work has been recognized by Radio Mercury Awards, Cannes Lions, One Show, D&AD, Effie, Webby, Clios, Andy, ADC, AICP and more - not to mention, as the release notes, his parents, "who think he's just swell."
"From being a Radio Mercury Awards winner to now being named the 2026 chief judge is a real honor to me," Gonzalez said. "I am looking forward to working with an incredible final round jury to hear the best of the best that gets entered."
Mike Hulvey, president and CEO of the RAB and chair of the Radio Creative Fund, added, "As we walk into the 35th annual awards we want them to be as celebratory and relevant as always and indicative of radio in all its forms. Danny's been a great friend to the awards and will do a great job of leading the charge for this year's event."
The 35th annual Radio Mercury Awards categories, along with Call for Entry guidelines and deadlines, will be announced in December.
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MediaCo Reports Strong Q3 Revenue Gains
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 21, 2025 | 3:46pm CT |
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MediaCo Holding Inc., owner of WQHT (Hot 97) and WBLS/New York, posted higher revenues and a return to positive adjusted EBITDA in the third quarter of 2025, driven by gains from the April 2024 Estrella acquisition and continued growth across its audio, video, and digital businesses.
For the third quarter ended September 30, net revenue rose 19% to $35.4 million. The company reported a net loss of $17.9 million, compared to net income of $54.9 million a year earlier, a swing primarily attributed to changes in the fair value of warrant shares liability. Adjusted EBITDA improved sharply to $2.1 million, compared to a loss of $112,000 in the prior-year period.
Year-to-date results reflected even stronger momentum. Net revenue increased 51% to $94.7 million, fueled largely by Estrella-related assets added in 2024. MediaCo posted a year-to-date net loss of $33.9 million versus net income of $2.9 million last year, also tied to changes in warrant share liability. Adjusted EBITDA reached $5.0 million year-to-date, compared to a loss of $4.6 million in the same 2024 period, as margins improved to 5%.
CEO and President Albert Rodriguez said the company delivered "tangible gains across virtually every facet of our strategic plan," citing a surge in digital revenue to $17 million-now representing 49.2% of total ad sales. Rodriguez emphasized ongoing cost discipline and resource allocation toward high-growth initiatives as MediaCo expands across multiple markets and platforms.
MediaCo also announced key leadership changes. CFO and Treasurer Debra DeFelice was promoted to Executive Vice President, and Brian Fisher was elevated to Chief Revenue Officer during the quarter.
Additionally, MediaCo appointed CEO Albert Rodriguez to its board of directors. Soo Kim, Founder of MediaCo and Standard General Managing Partner, said the appointment reflects "alignment with his vision and leadership approach" as the company accelerates its growth strategy.
Rodriguez, a 25-year media veteran and former President and COO of Spanish Broadcasting System, was honored earlier this year with the NAHJ's 2025 Visionary Award for industry leadership and innovation.
Edison Research to Present New TikTok Usage Report
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 21, 2025 | 3:49pm CT |
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Edison Research will unveil new findings about how Americans use TikTok during a webinar on Wednesday, December 3 at 2pm ET. The presentation, The Infinite Scroll: A TikTok Report, draws on a comprehensive set of original research examining the behaviors and opinions of U.S. TikTok users age 13 and older.
The report features never-before-released data on how frequently Americans use the platform, their perceptions of TikTok, and their views on a potential ban. It also explores whether users have attempted to limit their screen time and how effectively advertising reaches TikTok's weekly audience.
Senior Research Director Alex Bargiacchi and Associate Research Director Salma Aly will lead the presentation.
WRXS Launches 'WRXS-mas' with Classic Holiday Hits
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 21, 2025 | 2:42pm CT |
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Milwaukee's WRXS-FM (Pure Oldies 106.9) is ringing in the season with WRXS-mas, a switch to traditional, nostalgia-filled Christmas music that begins today and continues non-stop through Christmas Day -- and even a bit beyond.
The Oldies outlet is promising a warm, familiar holiday soundtrack built on the classics, featuring timeless favorites from Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Dean Martin and many more artists who defined the season for generations of listeners.
Along with the all-Christmas format, WRXS-FM is adding a festive lineup of giveaways. Fans can register at pureoldies1069.com for a chance to win tickets to holiday staples including Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Milwaukee Rep's A Christmas Carol, and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's Hometown Holiday Pops. Additional prizes include gifts from Stein's Garden & Home, The Wisconsin State Fair, and a limited-edition Pure Oldies 106.9 ornament.
Premiere Offers Arroyo Christmas Songs Backstory Show
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 21, 2025 | 2:28pm CT |
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Premiere Networks is bringing back "Christmas Merry & Bright: Play Backstories," a three-hour, barter-free holiday radio special hosted by Raymond Arroyo, available for stations to air between November 25 and December 25.
Arroyo -- a FOX News and CNN contributor, best-selling author, award-winning producer, music artist and podcaster -- uses the special to explore the origins and lesser-known stories behind some of the season's most familiar songs. The program features new big band arrangements from his Billboard chart-topping album Christmas Merry & Bright, along with classic tracks.
The special also includes interviews with Grammy winners Jose Feliciano and Amy Grant, who share insight into their hallmark Christmas hits.
The special is market-exclusive and commercial-free and will be available for station download beginning November 25. It can be aired multiple times during the broadcast window. Interested stations can contact Kurt Kretzschmar here.
Danielle Robay's Podcast Joins iHeartPodcasts
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 21, 2025 | 10:35am CT |
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Danielle Robay and iHeartMedia have announced that "Question Everything with Danielle Robay" is now part of the iHeartPodcasts network. Robay -- an acclaimed journalist, creator and veteran podcaster known for Bookmarked by Reese's Book Club and The Bright Side -- will continue delivering in-depth conversations designed to challenge assumptions and inspire new perspectives.
This week's episode features Sydney Towle, a 25-year-old woman navigating a rare bile-duct cancer typically found in people over 50. In her first-ever podcast interview, Towle discusses her misdiagnosis, dating while battling cancer and the unusual experience of being falsely accused on Reddit of faking her illness.
Robay's upcoming guests include psychic medium and best-selling author Laura Lynn Jackson; Real Housewives of New York personalities Jenna Lyons and Erin Lichy; journalist and author Suzy Welch; TV personality Jeannie Mai; best-selling author and activist Marianne Williamson; and writer and The Happiness Project founder Gretchen Rubin.
Listeners can also explore past episodes featuring Jada Pinkett Smith, Scooter Braun, Kelly Rowland, Constance Wu, Maria Shriver, Eve, Bozoma Saint John, Justin Baldoni, Bethenny Frankel, Ashlyn Harris, Sara Haines, Karamo, Jemele Hill, Elaine Welteroth, Gabby Bernstein, Eve Rodsky, Gabby Reece and Dr. Ellen Langer. The show has become known for candid discussions about ambition, healing, purpose, success and self-worth.
All episodes of Question Everything with Danielle Robay will now be distributed by iHeartPodcasts, with new episodes dropping every Thursday on the iHeartRadio app and all major podcast platforms. The series is executive produced by Robay and co-executive producer Colleen O'Neill.
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Wright Family Launches ''Wright At Home'' Podcast
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 21, 2025 | 2:49pm CT |
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Formidable is expanding its podcast slate with the launch of "Wright At Home," a new lifestyle series debuting November 25 on Spotify and all major podcast platforms.
The Wrights first captured public attention on The Only Way Is Essex, where viewers quickly became fans of the family's lively personalities. Now Jess Wright, Natalya Wright and their mother Carol Wright are inviting listeners in for a weekly, no-filter family catch-up spanning three generations. Each episode promises candid conversations, oversharing, family chaos, and an open-door approach to topics such as relationships, fashion, TV, motherhood and everyday life.
"Wright At Home feels like it's been such a long time coming," said Jess. "It really is the Wright family in a way you've never seen before... from relationships, motherhood, what's happening around the home or literally anything that comes to mind, it will be like joining us at our family dinner table."
Produced by Formidable, Wright At Home launches Tuesday, November 25, with new episodes every Tuesday. A trailer is available now on Spotify.
Bonneville Launches Multi-Market Bonneville Sports Network
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 20, 2025 | 4:31pm CT |
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Bonneville International launches the Bonneville Sports Network, a new multi-market platform designed to give advertisers streamlined access to sports fans across five major markets. The initiative unites the company's sports brands -- Arizona Sports, Seattle Sports, Denver Sports, Sactown Sports, and Salt Lake City's KSL Sports -- into a single offering that delivers more than 63 hours of live sports programming each day across audio, video, digital, and social channels.
"Bonneville Sports Network gives advertisers both flexibility and scale," said Tanya Vea, President & COO of Bonneville International. "Our network reaches fans wherever and whenever they engage with sports, across every platform. Advertisers can now leverage that strength in a way that aligns with their goals, whether they're pursuing national reach or meaningful local impact."
The new platform offers one-buy access to all five sports brands, allowing agencies and marketers to purchase national campaigns or fully own an individual local market. While fans will continue to engage with each market's established sports identity, advertisers gain a unified entry point to reach these audiences across formats and devices.
Aleece Southern, Vice President of Digital Sales for Bonneville International, said the network provides an unprecedented opportunity for scale and efficiency. "Bonneville Sports Network connects five powerhouse markets, enabling brands to reach millions of fans with one buy or go deeper in a single market through our local sports brands."
Audio Emerges as Top Medium in a 32-Hour Multitasking Day
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 20, 2025 | 2:19pm CT |
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Katz Radio Group is highlighting new insights into how Americans juggle technology, revealing just how central audio has become in an era defined by nonstop multitasking. Drawing from the Activate 2026 Consumer Technology & Media Outlook, the analysis shows that while screens are everywhere, it's audio that consistently stays with consumers throughout their day.
The study finds that when simultaneous activities are accounted for, today's consumer effectively experiences the media equivalent of a 32-hour day. With devices, apps, and screens competing for attention, audio stands apart as the medium that fills the gaps-and often runs underneath-nearly everything else people do.
Adults now spend an average of 2 hours and 49 minutes with audio each day, representing 21% of all technology and media time. Unlike video or social media, which demand full attention, audio maintains steady engagement without requiring hands or eyes.
Music listening remains nearly universal, with 72% of adults tuning in daily. Because audio naturally accompanies activities like commuting, cooking, working, cleaning, and exercising, it remains more resilient than other media as attention becomes increasingly fragmented.
Among adults who listen to music or podcasts, 76% say they multitask all, almost all, or most of the time they're listening. This makes audio the most multitasked category in the study-well ahead of video, gaming, or other digital behaviors.
As multitasking increases overall media activity, audio benefits from a "time-multiplying" effect. It gains more listening occasions, more contextual moments, and more chances for brands to reach consumers throughout the day. Combined with the personal connection listeners feel with hosts, playlists, and stations, audio remains one of the most durable channels for advertisers navigating a fractured media environment.
In a world where media engagement stretches far beyond waking hours, audio stands at the center of modern multitasking. With nearly three hours of daily use and the rare ability to fit seamlessly into every moment of life, audio continues to grow as a high-value opportunity for brands.
Read the entire article from Katz Radio Group here.
KMOX Marks 100 Years With Special Centennial Broadcast
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 20, 2025 | 10:35am CT |
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Audacy St. Louis is celebrating a century of broadcasting as KMOX (104.1 FM & 1120 AM) marks its 100th anniversary today. The station has officially designated November 20 as KMOX Day, highlighted by more than ten hours of special programming featuring current and former voices of the heritage outlet, along with tributes to a dozen influential figures who helped define "The Voice of St. Louis." The commemorative broadcast airs from 8am to 6:30pm CT.
"For 100 years, KMOX has kept St. Louis informed and connected, a legacy we are incredibly proud of," said Becky Domyan, Senior Vice President and Market Manager for Audacy St. Louis. "We now honor the pioneers who helped build this station... the definitive voices and leaders who became synonymous with KMOX and defined a century of service."
Working with the St. Louis Media History Foundation, KMOX has selected 12 station pioneers for special recognition. Honorees were chosen for their longevity, innovation, and impact on St. Louis' civic and cultural evolution.
The list includes former General Manager Robert Hyland, sportscaster Bob Costas, longtime hosts Jack Carney, Rex Davis, Bob Hardy, Anne Keefe, John McCormick, and Jim White, as well as legendary St. Louis Cardinals broadcasters Jack Buck, Harry Caray, and France Laux, and iconic St. Louis Blues announcer Dan Kelly.
The celebration also pays tribute to the station's "Hillbilly Music Era" of the 1930s through the 1950s. Before its dominance in news and talk, KMOX's "National Champion Hillbillies" helped shape early American entertainment, amplify Midwest culture, and broaden the station's appeal to audiences across the region.
With its centennial underway, Audacy says the station remains committed to continuing the tradition of trusted news, sports, and community connection that has made KMOX a cornerstone of St. Louis media for the past 100 years-and the decades ahead.
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Triton Q3 Ranker Shows Key Podcast Trends
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 20, 2025 | 10:26am CT |
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Triton Digital has published its Q3 2025 U.S. Podcast Ranker, offering an in-depth look at listener behavior, genre growth, and emerging purchase-intent indicators as brands gear up for the Black Friday and Cyber Monday rush. The report is the second quarterly installment since the company launched its revamped Ranker series alongside its next-generation planning suite powered by Demos+.
A central takeaway from Triton's Q3 data is a clearer connection between podcast genres and specific shopper profiles, providing advertisers with fresh intelligence on where retail-minded audiences spend their time -- and money. The company's Demos+ Top Indexing Programs list further breaks down the Top 50 shows across more than 40 audience segments, allowing marketers to pinpoint retail-intent customers at the program level rather than relying solely on genre averages.
The quarter also showed robust growth in news and sports listening, as breaking stories, cultural moments, and personality-driven programming continued to draw high engagement. According to Triton, these trends reflect new opportunities for advertisers to reach motivated listeners in highly contextual environments.
"Podcasts reflect consumers' broader lifestyles and interests, making them one of the most powerful drivers of both discovery and decision-making for brands," said Daryl Battaglia, SVP of Measurement Products & Strategy at Triton Digital. "As brands ramp up campaigns for the holiday shopping frenzy, our data continues to help them better understand their audiences and align content with intent in a meaningful way."
Triiton's findings highlight how podcast genres align closely with preferred retailers:
- Big-Box retail fans gravitated toward true crime (87.6%), comedy (86.6%), sports (86.3%), history (85.3%) and news (84.1%).
- Department store shoppers were most common among listeners of technology, kids & family, education, music and business podcasts.
- Fast fashion listeners leaned toward kids & family, music, education, technology and business content.
- Luxury boutique shoppers were most concentrated among technology, kids & family, business, music and education genres.
The Ranker also showed a divide between online and in-person shopping preferences. Online shoppers favored technology, kids & family, health & fitness, business and music programming, while in-person shoppers turned to news, science, sports, fiction and comedy.
Top 10 Podcasts by Unique Audience (Q3 2025):
- The Joe Rogan Experience
- The Daily
- Crime Junkie
- Call Her Daddy
- New Heights
- SmartLess
- Dateline NBC
- Stuff You Should Know
- This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
- The Breakfast Club
- Comedy (41.0%)
- News (29.1%)
- Society & Culture (24.5%)
Triton also welcomed the Washington Post Podcast Network to its measured U.S. Podcast Ranker this month. Among measured sales networks, iHeart Audience Network, NPR and the Audacy Podcast Network led in average weekly downloads. NPR News Now topped the list of individual shows.
News podcast listening climbed from 27.3% to 29.1% -- a 7% increase -- driven by heightened interest in political and cultural commentary. Major movers included The Charlie Kirk Show (+68 spots), The Ben Shapiro Show, and Candace, helping push 40 news shows into the Top 200.
Sports also had a standout quarter, up 9% from 18.2% to 19.8%, buoyed by the start of the 2025-2026 NFL season. New Heights cracked the Top 10 at #5, while The Bill Simmons Podcast and The Dan Patrick Show saw significant jumps.
"This quarter's podcasting data proves that the medium is maturing in ways that mirror other forms of premium content," added Battaglia. "The insights here help marketers unlock smarter, more inclusive strategies to connect with those audiences across the full audio and video spectrum."
Triton says its enhanced Ranker, fueled by audience reach, behavioral signals, and the Demos framework developed with Signal Hill Insights, offers the most comprehensive view of U.S. podcast consumption to date -- highlighting what listeners engage with, what motivates them, and where advertisers can find their next opportunity.
FCC Moves to Delete 21 Outdated Rules in Ongoing Cleanup
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 20, 2025 | 10:50am CT |
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken another step in its wide-ranging overhaul of outdated regulations, moving forward with the deletion of 21 rules and requirements that no longer serve the public interest. The action affects 2,927 words across seven pages of the Code of Federal Regulations and is part of the agency's ongoing "In re: Delete, Delete, Delete" initiative.
The FCC said the targeted rules are unnecessary because they have expired, been superseded by law, or reference entities that no longer exist. Among the deletions is a rule tied to a board that dissolved more than a decade ago and another rendered moot in 2012 with the creation of FirstNet. The Commission is also proposing to remove language related to compliance deadlines that passed long ago. Officials emphasized that none of the changes affect the FCC's public-safety responsibilities.
The action stems from the agency's broader Delete proceeding, which solicits public input on regulations that may be outdated or burdensome. The FCC said the process has generated strong engagement and useful feedback that will guide future regulatory reviews.
This latest move continues a year-long effort to streamline the agency's regulatory framework. In recent months, the FCC has approved the removal of 396 wireless rules, 386 wireline rules, and 98 broadcast provisions, along with earlier eliminations of obsolete telegraph, rabbit-ear receiver, and phone-booth rules.
Chairman Carr and Commissioner Trusty approved the action. Commissioner Gomez concurred in part and dissented in part.
Zeno Media Launches Self-Serve Direct Ad Server
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 20, 2025 | 2:51pm CT |
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Zeno Media is expanding its ad-serving capabilities with the launch of a new self-serve feature inside the Zeno Tools dashboard, giving broadcasters full control over creating and managing their own direct ad campaigns. The feature is powered by the company's proprietary audio ad server, which handles campaign decisioning and dynamic ad insertion across live and on-demand content.
Designed to streamline workflows and eliminate unnecessary intermediaries, the new tool allows stations to build, schedule, and track campaigns in real time.
"This update puts broadcasters in the driver's seat," said Sean Lozensky, Chief Information Officer at Zeno Media. "They can now run their own branded or sponsored campaigns, set targeting criteria, and monitor performance metrics, all from within the same Zeno Tools dashboard they already use to stream and monetize."
Features include a self-serve campaign management for creating, editing, and scheduling ads and a flexible targeting by location, device, station, and time of day. Additionally, there's real-time reporting offering immediate insight into impressions & clicks and full inventory control with the ability to balance direct campaigns and access to Zeno's global programmatic marketplace
The Direct Ad Server integrates directly into existing broadcaster accounts, enabling stations to activate campaigns at any time without additional onboarding.
"We've always believed that broadcasters, regardless of size, deserve access to the same tools as major media networks," said CEO Morris Berger. "This feature was built to democratize ad delivery and simplify monetization - giving our partners a direct line to their audience and advertisers."
The new feature is currently available to select broadcasters using Zeno's streaming service. For more information visit zenomedia.com.
Lakes Media Files New FCC Challenge Over Interference
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 20, 2025 | 7:13pm CT |
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Lakes Media has filed its second formal Opposition with the Federal Communications Commission, urging swift enforcement action against what it calls "ongoing and unlawful interference" from FM translator W252EL. The translator is operated by First State Communications, a subsidiary of Curtis Media.
The filing marks the third separate interference complaint Lakes has submitted to protect WLUS-FM, its full-power Class C3 station licensed to serve its 45 dBu protected contour. Lakes Media says the translator has repeatedly overridden WLUS-FM's reception, violating FCC rules governing translator operations.
In its latest submission, the company provided engineering analyses, listener affidavits, and supporting documentation alleging "harmful and persistent" disruption caused by W252EL.
Tom Birch, Owner and President of Lakes Media, condemned the repeated interference and the financial burden placed on the company. "We pay thousands of dollars every year in FCC license fees to guarantee interference-free coverage of our 45 dBu contour. Yet we have been forced-again-to spend more money on lawyers and engineers to stop a translator from illegally disrupting our audience and violating federal law."
Birch added that First State should be required to reimburse the company's legal and technical expenses, calling for immediate FCC intervention.
RADIO ONLINE has reached out to First State for comment.
Radio Resources Unveils Lineup of Holiday Programming
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 20, 2025 | 4:14pm CT |
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Radio Resources is rolling out a slate of seasonal programming and imaging tools designed to help stations elevate their sound throughout the holidays. The company has announced a trio of offerings available nationwide, featuring two special programs and a comprehensive imaging package.
Jim Brickman's "Feel Good Holiday Show"
The four-hour special marks the return of pianist and composer Jim Brickman, whose warm acoustic style has become a staple of holiday radio. The program includes music, stories, and seasonal reflections tailored for AC stations and any format looking to create a calm, welcoming holiday atmosphere.
The Trans-Siberian Orchestra Holiday Special
For stations seeking a high-energy option, Radio Resources is distributing a two-hour Trans-Siberian Orchestra special showcasing the group's signature blend of rock, classical, and holiday themes. The program includes fan-favorite performances such as "Carol of the Bells" and other symphonic rock staples that anchor Christmas playlists nationwide.
Splat Imaging's "Festive Pack of Sonic Treats"
Also available is a new seasonal imaging bundle from Splat Imaging. The package includes holiday-themed jingles, drops, sounders, sweeps, and other workparts designed to help stations freshen their IDs and transitions throughout December.
Radio Resources says the new programming and imaging selections are intended to give stations ready-made options to enhance their holiday sound and deliver a memorable listening experience throughout the season.
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