After a tribute over the Labor Day Weekend, Heftel Broadcasting’s “Highway Rock” 96.9 KNAC Lenwood/Barstow, 94.9 KHDR Baker CA and 99.7 KHYZ-HD3 Mountain Pass CA/Las Vegas will relaunch under the “KNAC” brand at midnight on Friday, October 31.The post KNAC To Relaunch In California’s High Desert On Halloween appeared first on RadioInsight. […]
Whether you’re on-air or behind the scenes, notching up 50 years in commercial radio is a pretty amazing feat. Brian Wybrow is the Media Sales Executive for ARN’s 5MU Murray Bridge and Power FM. His colleagues tell me he’s a humble chap. He’s not one to make a big fuss. However, he won’t be able… Read More
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Gateway Creative Broadcasting has announced it will launch Contemporary Worship “88.1 Worship One” KLJT St. Louis in January 2026.The post Worship One To Launch In St. Louis appeared first on RadioInsight. […]
Radiocentre has announced the appointment of Jennie Stubbs as its new Head of Learning & Development, bringing more than 25 years of radio industry experience to the role.
Jennie will lead Radiocentre’s learning and development programmes, which help brands and agencies understand the effectiveness and creative potential of radio and audio advertising.
Her work will include delivering in-person and online training courses, bespoke workshops, consultancy sessions, and tailored presentations for the industry.
She joins Radiocentre following senior commercial roles at broadcasters including talkSPORT, Chrysalis Radio, and most recently Global, where she was Director of Content Solutions.
At Global, she led high-profile partnerships such as the first Heart Network Breakfast sponsorship with Sky and the company’s commercial relationship with Apple Music. Jennie left Global at the end of last year.
Her appointment follows the retirement of Judith Spilsbury, who has been with Radiocentre for more than 25 years and was instrumental in developing its respected training and development programmes.
Judith’s work has been credited with setting the benchmark for learning within the commercial radio industry.
Radiocentre’s Client Director Lucy Barrett says: “We are delighted to welcome Jennie to Radiocentre. Her wealth of experience and insight into the needs of brands and agencies make her perfectly placed to evolve our training programme and champion the power of audio for advertisers.
“I also want to pay tribute to the outstanding work Judith has done. Her training programme is embedded with agencies and brands and is much admired and valued by our members so we will all miss her.”
Jennie adds: “I’m really excited to be joining Radiocentre. Radio has always been a huge passion of mine, so having the chance to share that enthusiasm and help inspire the radio and audio advocates of the future is the dream role for me. I can’t wait to start making an impact.”
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Bonneville International Country 105.1 KNCI Sacramento is conducting a search for an afternoon host as ‘Pacey Williams’ Cervantes has departed the station for a position outside the industry.The post KNCI Seeks Afternoon Host As Pacey Williams Departs appeared first on RadioInsight. […]
BBC Scotland is launching a new weekday morning news programme, Radio Scotland Breakfast, which will replace the long-running Good Morning Scotland.
Martin Geissler, presenter of Scotcast, and Laura Maciver, senior presenter on Reporting Scotland: News at Seven will host the new show while BBC Radio Scotland’s Phil Goodlad will present the sports news.
Radio Scotland Breakfast, which will air Monday to Friday, 6am to 9am from 24th November, will continue the tradition of trusted journalism established by Good Morning Scotland.
Martin Geissler will remain host of Scotcast, BBC Scotland’s current affairs podcast available on BBC Sounds, TV, radio, and iPlayer.
Meanwhile, current Good Morning Scotland presenters Gary Robertson and Laura Maxwell are moving into new roles.
Gary will replace Martin as presenter of The Sunday Show on BBC One Scotland and BBC Radio Scotland, while Laura Maxwell will co-present Drivetime with Fiona Stalker and continue to present Lunchtime Live.
Howard Simpson, Head of News and Current Affairs at BBC Scotland, said: “The launch of Breakfast marks a new chapter in BBC Radio Scotland’s morning news service.
“The programme will have the journalistic rigour and depth our listeners expect, with Martin and Laura bringing their distinctive energy, insight, and warmth.”
Martin Geissler said: “I can’t wait to get started. I love the intimacy of radio and the space to really drill down into interviews.”
Laura Maciver added: “We want to bring clarity, pace, and personality to the new show, with hopefully a few smiles along the way too.”
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