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WRRM (Warm 98.5) in Cincinnati Flips to Christmas Music
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 22, 2024 |
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WRRM-FM (Warm 98.5) in Cincinnati has officially ushered in the holiday season with its annual switch to Christmas music. At 4:45pm on Friday, the station kicked off its festive programming with Andy Williams' classic "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year," marking the beginning of its seasonal format that will continue through December 25.
In addition to spreading holiday cheer, Warm 98.5 is offering listeners a chance to win $1,000. The 98th caller to the station's contest line following the music switch will receive the prize, helping one lucky fan jumpstart their Christmas shopping.
"Warm 98.5's Christmas music is a Tri-State tradition, and listeners have been anticipating the switch for months," said Warm 98.5 Program Director Josh Wolff. "We're proud to deliver and once again be part of their holiday celebration."
Eastman Radio President Flood Retires After 35 Years
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 22, 2024 |
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Katz Media Group has announced the upcoming retirement of Tucker Flood, President of Eastman Radio. Flood will step down at the end of 2024, concluding a career spanning more than 35 years marked by significant contributions to the broadcast and advertising industries. Flood's tenure includes notable roles such as leading Christal Radio and re-establishing Eastman Radio. Under his leadership, Eastman Radio built a high-performing team and achieved consistent growth.
Beyond his work at Eastman Radio, Flood played a broader role in advancing Katz Radio Group's systems, technology, and programmatic capabilities. He also led efforts in Katz's Political and Multicultural business sectors, working closely with EVPs Pat McGee and Rick Ramos to expand offerings and deepen the company's impact.
"Tucker's contributions to our company and his mentorship to countless colleagues have been extraordinary," said Katz Radio Group President Christine Travaglini. "Working alongside him for over 30 years has been one of the greatest privileges of my career. His wisdom, friendship and guidance have left a lasting imprint on the entire organization and industry."
Katz Media Group CEO Mark Gray, echoed these sentiments: "Tucker's leadership, vision and dedication have left an enduring legacy with Katz and the industry as a whole. We are profoundly grateful for his contributions and the impact he's had on our team, partners and the broader media community - and wish him all the best in his much-deserved retirement."
Reflecting on his career, Flood stated, "It has been an honor to work alongside so many talented colleagues and partners over the years. I am incredibly proud of what we've accomplished together and look forward to watching Katz continue to thrive."
WRXS (Pure Oldies 106.9) Launches Non-Stop Christmas Music
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 22, 2024 |
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Milwaukee's WRXS-FM (Pure Oldies 106.9) is launching its annual tradition of festive programming with "WRXS-mas," offering a dedicated lineup of classic holiday music. Beginning today, November 22, WRXS-mas will feature non-stop Christmas songs and carols from iconic artists such as Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Perry Como and Dean Martin.
The station promises to transport listeners back to the nostalgic sounds of their childhood holidays, airing the festive programming daily through Christmas and beyond.
This year, WRXS is also giving listeners a chance to win a limited-edition Pure Oldies 106.9 Christmas ornament by registering on the station's website at pureoldies1069.com.
WRXS-mas is presented in partnership with Stein's Garden & Home, the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's production of A Christmas Carol, and the Wild Lights display at the Milwaukee County Zoo.
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Cumulus Launches New Podcast Series with Mark Levin
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 22, 2024 |
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Cumulus Media unveils a new original podcast series, "Liberty and Learning with Mark Levin and Larry Arnn." The 10-part series, hosted by veteran broadcaster and constitutional law expert Mark Levin alongside Dr. Larry Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, explores the founding principles of the U.S. against the backdrop of modern challenges and opportunities.
Levin and Arnn, longtime friends and collaborators, bring their expertise to timely topics such as education, borders, citizenship, separation of powers and the role of state and local governments. Their candid conversations aim to contextualize current crises within the broader framework of American history and constitutional principles.
Mark Levin shared his enthusiasm for the project, saying: "Larry Arnn and I have been friends and kindred spirits for 40 years. Our brand-new podcast partnership, Liberty and Learning, is the culmination of decades of discussion, book-writing, scholarship, and good old-fashioned fun and entertainment. We are excited to engage as many patriots as possible with what will be one of the most unique, compelling, and enjoyable programs on any platform."
Dr. Arnn emphasized the series' relevance in today's political climate, stating: "Politics are moving faster in a favorable direction than we've seen in decades. The fight to restore authority to the people through representative and constitutional government is critical. Mark and I look forward to examining the challenges and opportunities in this battle and discussing how they fit into the broader tapestry of our nation's history."
Liberty and Learning with Mark Levin and Larry Arnn is available now on major podcast platforms, including The Mark Levin Show podcast feed. The series is a collaboration between the Westwood One and Hillsdale College podcast networks and is part of Cumulus Podcast Network's broader portfolio.
American Warrior Radio Joins AFN for Worldwide Broadcast
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 22, 2024 |
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American Warrior Radio has been added to the American Forces Network (AFN), extending its reach to military members deployed in 168 countries and aboard all U.S. ships at sea. AFN, formerly known as the Armed Forces Network, selected the program as part of its content lineup for service members stationed overseas.
"We are truly humbled because we know what a privilege it is to share these stories with our brave men & women serving around the world," said American Warrior Radio host and producer Ben Buehler-Garcia.
The program focuses on sharing the stories of those who protect and serve, highlighting the experiences of military personnel and first responders. Syndicated by Talk Media Network, American Warrior Radio is currently broadcast on 20 stations, from Guam to Virginia, and now reaches a global audience through AFN.
This milestone aligns with the program's mission to honor and give voice to the individuals serving at home and abroad, providing a connection to those protecting the nation.
WABC Launches 10,000-Turkey Giveaway Supporting Community
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 22, 2024 |
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77WABC in New York has announced its annual 10,000-Turkey Giveaway, a community initiative aimed at addressing food insecurity during the holiday season. In partnership with AARP New York, Gristedes and D'Agostinos Supermarkets, and Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York, the giveaway will distribute 10,000 turkeys to families in need -- 5,000 before Thanksgiving and the remaining 5,000 before Christmas and the Holiday Season.
The event kicks off at 10am on Monday, November 25, with a turkey distribution at St. Malachy's Roman Catholic Church, located at 239 W 49th St. in Manhattan. Prominent figures, including John and Margo Catsimatidis, Curtis Sliwa, Sid Rosenberg, and other WABC personalities and local celebrities, will hand out turkeys from the 77WABC Trolley.
"WABC Radio is an emergency broadcast station, a responsibility that extends to helping people in the greater New York City community year-round," said Red Apple Media and WABC Owner John Catsimatidis. "Working with AARP New York and The Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York, we are bringing much-needed help, and hopefully joy, to those in our community who are in need and deserve happiness and a good meal for the holiday season."
Denver's 97.3 KBCO Announces KBCO Studio C Volume 36
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 22, 2024 |
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iHeartMedia Denver's 97.3 KBCO will release the latest installment in its series of live performance recordings, "KBCO Studio C Volume 36." This year's edition features 18 tracks performed live in KBCO's Studio C and will be available for purchase starting 7am on December 7 at ten select King Soopers locations.
Priced at $12, the CD offers a mix of exclusive live performances from acclaimed artists while supporting local causes. Proceeds will benefit the Kroger Zero Hunger Zero Waste Foundation, Boulder County AIDS Project, and Food Bank of the Rockies.
Brad White of iHeartMedia highlighted the significance of this release, saying, "The continued resurgence of the live music scene in Colorado means live on-air performances in KBCO Studio C are happening more now than ever before. This collection showcases 18 new recordings from a studio where legends have played, capturing special moments that resonate during the holiday season."
This annual tradition has become a sought-after collector's item, appealing to music lovers while providing critical support for local organizations addressing hunger and community needs.
For more details, including the list of participating King Soopers locations, visit kbco.com.
KRMG Raises Over $326K in Annual Stories of Light Campaign
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, November 22, 2024 |
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Tulsa's 102.3 KRMG celebrated a historic milestone during its 19th annual Stories of Light fundraising campaign, raising more than $326,000 for Make-A-Wish Oklahoma and bringing the total amount raised since the campaign's inception to over $5 million.
The three-day campaign, which culminated in a 52-hour live broadcast, concluded Thursday night with the announcement that this year's efforts had secured funding to grant over 65 wishes for Oklahoma children facing critical illnesses.
"We cannot think of a better way to kick off the holiday season than to help kids who need something to look forward to during treatment," said Levi May, KRMG's Director of Branding and Programming. "This fundraiser has become part of KRMG's history, and we're proud of the impact we've been able to make year over year for nearly 20 years."
The event took place at LaFortune Park, where KRMG aired interviews with children and families who have benefited from the Make-A-Wish program. These stories highlighted how local donations transform lives, providing children with hope and joy during challenging times.
Make-A-Wish, a nonprofit organization, grants wishes to children with critical illnesses. KRMG's Stories of Light campaign is Make-A-Wish Oklahoma's largest fundraiser, playing a role in funding wishes across the state.
Listeners interested in contributing to the ongoing campaign can visit krmg.com for more information.
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Cumulus Media Promotes Marv Nyren to Regional VP
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 21, 2024 |
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Cumulus Media promotes Marv Nyren to Regional Vice President of its clusters in Chicago and Minneapolis. Nyren currently serves as Vice President and Market Manager for Chicago and adds oversight responsibilities for Minneapolis. Nyren joined the company in 2017 as Vice President and Market Manager of the Chicago cluster. Prior to that, he was Vice President, Corporate Sponsorships for Chicago Public Media's WBEZ-FM.
Nyren also held roles as President and Regional Vice President for iHeartMedia's 13 radio stations in Jacksonville, FL, and Brunswick, GA and was Regional Vice President and Market Manager for Emmis Media for 12 years, managing the company's stations in Chicago, Atlanta, Phoenix and Indianapolis.
Cumulus Media President, Operations Dave Milner said, "Marv brings a wealth of experience across multiple U.S. markets to this expanded role. Known for his highly effective and impactful leadership in Chicago, Marv will be a tremendous asset to our talented teams and strong brands in the Twin Cities."
Nyren commented, "I'm deeply honored and grateful for the opportunity to lead the Cumulus Chicago team, and now, expanding to the Minneapolis market is truly a dream come true. Being part of both teams is a privilege, and I'm excited to contribute and make a positive impact in both markets."
Cumulus Media owns three radio stations in Chicago including Alternative WKQX-FM (Q101) News/Talk WLS-AM and Classic Hits WLS-FM. In Minneapolis it owns five stations including Classic Rock KQRS-FM, Rock KXXR-FM (93X) and AC WGVX-FM, WWWM-FM & WLUP-FM (Love 105 FM).
Cox Media Group/Atlanta's Jaleigh Long Resigns as VP/MM
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 21, 2024 |
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Cox Media Group/Atlanta-Athens Vice President and Market Manager Jaleigh Long has announced her resignation. Long revealed her decision during an unscheduled meeting on Thursday, November 7, with her departure taking effect the following day, according to a report by Georgia Wavelengths.
Long's career in broadcasting spans more than two decades. She began as an Account Executive with Susquehanna Radio in Indianapolis before moving to South Central Media in Evansville, IN where she served as General Sales Manager for seven years. In 2014, Long joined Cox Media Group Atlanta as General Sales Manager, advancing to Director of Sales in 2017. She was promoted to VP/Market Manager in April, 2021 after holding the post in an interim capacity.
Reflecting on her career, Long expressed gratitude for her time in the industry, including 11 years with CMG. She extended thanks to CMG's Executive Vice President of Radio Rob Babin and praised her team for their dedication and collaboration.
Long's future plans include spending more time with her family, including her husband and their two children, while remaining in Atlanta.
FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel Announces Departure in 2025
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 21, 2024 |
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has announced that she will leave her post on January 20, 2025. Rosenworcel, who made history as the first woman confirmed to lead the FCC, reflected on her tenure in a statement emphasizing her commitment to expanding access to technology and broadband connectivity.
"Serving at the Federal Communications Commission has been the honor of a lifetime, especially my tenure as Chair," said Rosenworcel. She expressed gratitude to President Biden for appointing her to lead the agency during a transformative period when communications technology became central to everyday life.
Taking office during the COVID-19 pandemic, Rosenworcel highlighted key initiatives she championed. These include:
- Establishing the largest broadband affordability program in U.S. history, which connected over 23 million households to high-speed internet.
- Addressing the "homework gap" by providing over 17 million students with access to hotspots and devices for online learning.
- Prioritizing national security and public safety in communications policy.
- Launching the FCC's first-ever Space Bureau to support U.S. leadership in the evolving space industry.
"I am proud to have served at the FCC alongside some of the hardest working and dedicated public servants I have ever known," she said, crediting her colleagues for achieving significant milestones during her tenure.
Rosenworcel also expressed appreciation for her family, acknowledging their sacrifices during her public service. She said she looks forward to spending more time with them and her rescue dog after stepping down.
FCC Adopts Final Rules For Program Originating FM Boosters
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 21, 2024 |
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) today adopted new rules permitting FM booster stations to originate limited programming separate from their primary stations. Under the updated regulations, broadcasters can air up to three minutes of distinct programming per hour on FM booster stations, enabling them to better cater to local audiences.
Previously, FM booster stations were restricted to merely rebroadcasting their primary station's signal, typically to improve coverage in areas with poor reception due to terrain challenges like mountains. However, advancements in technology have now made it feasible for broadcasters to deliver tailored content to different parts of their service area using boosters.
The new rules formalize a framework for processing, licensing and regulating this service, which was previously tested under a temporary experimental allowance since April, 2024. Broadcasters can now utilize this option permanently to provide hyper-local content, including news, weather updates, and advertisements specifically targeted to smaller, localized communities within their coverage areas.
"This decision reflects the FCC's commitment to empowering broadcasters with innovative tools to better serve their audiences," said FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel.
The decision, part of the FCC's Second Report and Order and Order on Reconsideration (FCC 24-121), was unanimously approved by Chairwoman Rosenworcel and Commissioners Brendan Carr, Geoffrey Starks, Nathan Simington and Anna Gomez. Separate statements were issued by Chairwoman Rosenworcel and Commissioner Starks.
The change is expected to enhance the ability of broadcasters to connect with listeners through more localized and relevant content, addressing specific needs of their communities while also opening doors for small businesses to reach a more targeted audience.
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Dave Ross to Retire After 47 Years at KIRO in Seattle
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 21, 2024 |
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KIRO Newsradio listeners will soon bid farewell to one of Seattle's most iconic voices. Dave Ross, a trusted broadcaster whose career at the station spans nearly five decades, has announced his retirement. His final day on air will be December 19, marking the end of a remarkable career that has left an indelible mark on Seattle's radio landscape.
Joining him in departing "Seattle's Morning News" is co-host Colleen O'Brien, who has been a key voice alongside Ross for years. O'Brien's final broadcast is also set for December 19. Known for her insights and warm presence, O'Brien has been a vital part of KIRO's morning programming.
"Dave has not only been a trusted voice in Seattle but a powerful example of journalistic excellence," said Bonneville International President and COO Tanya Vea. "For nearly five decades, his dedication to truth and commitment to the Seattle community have left a lasting impact on KIRO Newsradio and beyond. We are deeply grateful for his service and the legacy he leaves behind."
Ross joined KIRO Newsradio in 1978 as a news reporter and anchor, quickly becoming a central figure in Seattle media. Over the years, his commentary and balanced approach to the news have fostered trust among listeners across the Pacific Northwest. In 1987, he launched "The Dave Ross Show," bringing clarity and humor to complex topics. Since 2013, he has anchored "Seattle's Morning News."
Ross has covered some of the most significant events in modern history, including the September 11 attacks from Ground Zero, the Iraq War from Qatar and Baghdad, and the fall of the Berlin Wall. His reporting has also taken him to Jerusalem, the Soviet Union during its collapse, and cities across Asia.
His work has been recognized with five National Edward R. Murrow Awards for writing, a testament to his ability to deliver compelling stories with integrity and insight.
"Dave's curiosity and talent for making complex topics accessible is truly unique," said KIRO Director of News and Talk Programming Bryan Buckalew. "While his daily presence will be greatly missed, we honor his extraordinary career and the lasting legacy he has created at KIRO Newsradio."
Beyond his journalistic achievements, Ross has been deeply involved in the Seattle community, highlighting local issues and participating in civic events. His thoughtful engagement has made him more than a broadcaster -- he is a trusted voice and advocate for Seattleites.
"Dave Ross is more than just a broadcaster; he's the heart and soul of KIRO Newsradio," said Bonneville Seattle Senior Vice President and Market Manager Cathy Cangiano. "His ability to present a balanced perspective and his distinctive voice have made him an irreplaceable part of our team."
KIRO Newsradio plans to celebrate Ross's career with special on-air tributes featuring messages from current and former colleagues, local VIPs and Seattle community leaders. Listeners are invited to share their memories and tributes at MyNorthwest.com/DaveRoss.
Triton Digital Releases October 2024 U.S. Podcast Ranker
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 21, 2024 |
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Triton Digital has released its October 2024 reporting period (September 30 to November 3), U.S. Podcast Ranker. iHeart Audience Network earned the #1 spot again on the Top Sales Networks Report for the month of October, with 68.7 million Average Weekly Downloads and 19.3 million Average Weekly Users. NPR came in at #2 with 25.3 million Average Weekly Downloads and 6.7 million Average Weekly Users, followed by Wondery at #3 with 20.2 million Average Weekly Downloads and 7 million Average Weekly Users.
For this reporting period, the top three podcasts based on downloads included NPR News Now (NPR) again at #1, Up First (NPR) again at #2, and The Dan Bongino Show (Cumulus Podcast Network) climbing to #3.
For listeners, the top three podcasts included NPR News Now (NPR) again at #1, Up First (NPR) climbing to #2, and Morbid (Wondery) climbing to #3.
There were several debuts for the month of October including Kill List (Wondery), Wiser Than Me with Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Lemonada Media), The Colin Cowherd Podcast (iHeart Audience Network), Two Girls One Ghost (Audioboom), The Political Scene | The New Yorker (Soundrise/PRX) and more debuting for both downloads and listeners.
Club 520 Podcast (iHeart Audience Network), Welcome to Night Vale (Soundrise/PRX), Greg Laurie Podcast (Harvest Christian Fellowship), Felger & Massarotti (Beasley Media Group), Search Engine (Audacy Podcast Network), Car Talk (NPR) and more debuted for downloads.
All The Smoke (iHeart Audience Network), The NoSleep Podcast (Audioboom), Make Me Smart (American Public Media Group), True Crime All The Time (Wondery), Dave & Chuck the Freak: Full Show (Beasley Media Group) and more debuted for listeners.
This reporting period does not include SiriusXM data. The publisher's inclusion in last month's ranker concluded its appearance in Triton's monthly Podcast Ranker, which organizations can choose to opt-in to make their listenership insights available to the public.
Joe Castiglione Named MBA Broadcaster of the Year
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, November 21, 2024 |
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The Massachusetts Broadcasters Association (MBA) honored Joe Castiglione, the legendary voice of the Boston Red Sox, with the Broadcaster of the Year Award at its annual Sound Bites conference held November 21 at the Sheraton Framingham in Framingham, MA. Castiglione, who retired following the 2024 Red Sox season, capped a remarkable 42-year tenure in the Red Sox radio booth, the longest in team history.
A native of Hamden, CT, Castiglione began his broadcasting career calling Colgate University football and baseball games while earning his bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts. He later graduated from Syracuse University's prestigious Newhouse School with a master's degree in Radio and Television. His professional journey took him to Youngstown, Ohio, as a sports reporter and football announcer, and then to Cleveland in 1979, where he covered the Indians and Cavaliers.
In 1983, Castiglione joined the Red Sox booth, forming a memorable partnership with Ken Coleman. Over four decades, he became synonymous with Red Sox baseball, narrating both the team's struggles and triumphs. His most memorable moment came during the 2004 World Series when he called the Sox's historic victory, ending an 86-year championship drought, with the now-famous line: "For the first time in 86 years, the Red Sox have won baseball's world championship. Can you believe it?"
Castiglione's contributions to broadcasting have earned him numerous accolades, including induction into the Red Sox Hall of Fame (2014), the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame (2015), and the prestigious Ford C. Frick Award from the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2024.
At the MBA event, Castiglione was introduced by Audacy Boston Senior Vice President and Market Manager Mike Thomas. He was joined by his wife, Jan, daughter Kate Romano, son Duke Castiglione, a WCVB-TV sports reporter, and granddaughters Anna Castiglione and Tilla Romano.
True Crime Podcast Listeners Triple in Five Years
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, November 20, 2024 |
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The true crime genre has seen exponential growth in podcasting, positioning itself as a dominant category among American listeners, according to the newly released True Crime Consumer Report from Edison Research and audiochuck. Data from Edison Podcast Metrics highlights how the audience for true crime podcasts has expanded significantly over the past five years.
In 2019, an estimated 6.7 million Americans aged 18 and older listened to true crime podcasts weekly. This number has nearly tripled, reaching over 19.1 million in 2024. True crime now ranks as the third most popular podcast genre in the U.S., surpassing sports and trailing only comedy and society & culture.
True crime podcasts captivate listeners with their storytelling, suspense, and insights into criminal psychology. Key findings reveal that:
- 50% of listeners are drawn to the genre for its suspense and thrill.
- 49% appreciate the psychological exploration of criminal events, while 48% enjoy forensic science elements.
- A significant portion of listeners also values the advocacy inherent in true crime coverage, with many feeling compelled to support victims or share cases to raise awareness.
Beyond entertainment, true crime podcasts have proven to be catalysts for social change. Listeners are over three times more likely than non-listeners to donate to related causes, sign petitions, or even provide tips to aid investigations. Notable cases, like the exoneration of James Reyos following a feature on the popular podcast Crime Junkie, underscore the genre's transformative potential.
The report emphasizes opportunities for further growth by focusing on victim-centered storytelling and topics that resonate deeply with audiences, such as local cases, high-profile crimes, and the psychology behind criminal actions. Podcasts like Crime Junkie, ranked among the most popular in the U.S., illustrate the genre's ability to attract and sustain large audiences.
As the demand for true crime content continues to rise, creators and brands associated with these podcasts are poised to benefit from the genre's unique blend of education, advocacy, and intensive audience engagement.
Broude Named Chief Judge for 2025 Radio Mercury Awards
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, November 20, 2024 |
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The Radio Mercury Awards has announced Chad Broude, co-founder and chief creative officer of Highdive Advertising, as the chief judge for the 34th annual Radio Mercury Awards competition. Broude, recognized for his innovative approach to advertising, will lead the final judging process for the prestigious awards celebrating excellence in radio creative.
Broude, a self-described "student of culture," is dedicated to using its influence to create impactful advertising that advances brands. At Highdive, he collaborates with co-founder and co-chief creative officer Mark Gross to oversee creative campaigns for major clients including Jeep, State Farm, BetMGM, Jersey Mike's, NHL, KFC, Frito-Lay, and Perfetti Van Melle. Under Broude's leadership, Highdive has earned multiple accolades, including the 2024 Radio Mercury Awards Best of Show, a spot on Ad Age's 2024 A-List, and Adweek's Breakthrough Agency of the Year. The agency has also topped the USA Today Super Bowl Ad Meter four times in the last five years.
"Ideas that stand out have been a crucial part of my career," said Broude. "The Radio Mercury Awards celebrate the best of those ideas, and I am excited to work with my jury to hear the creative brilliance that this medium inspires."
Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB) President and CEO Mike Hulvey, who is also chair of the Radio Creative Fund, expressed enthusiasm about Broude's appointment. "We are thrilled to have Chad as our chief judge. Highdive's history of exceptional creativity demonstrates the enduring power of radio as a platform for innovative ideas."
The Radio Mercury Awards, established in 1992, recognize outstanding creative achievements in radio and audio advertising. The competition's 2025 award categories, entry guidelines, and deadlines will be announced in December.
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