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WERS Announces 2025 Hall of Fame Award Recipients
Emerson University AAA 88.9 WERS Boston has announced the three WERS Hall of Fame award recipients to be inducted during Emerson College Alumni weekend from September 26 to 28. […]
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Does a dissenting view still have a right to be heard?
“Why would you give that person oxygen?” It’s a question I’ve heard uttered countless times by radio producers and journalists alike. Usually, they’re referring to a particularly polarising politician or someone with an unpopular viewpoint on a hot button topic. Last week during a spring clean, I unearthed an old news manual from my journalism… Read More
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Mason’s Observations on KPOP and “YUKON”
KPop Demon Hunters: This week, seven of the Top 10 songs on Spotify in America are from this movie, which has now been out for two months. It’s also Netflix’s most-watched original film, with 236 million views since its June 20 release. “Golden” is the true standout single, having been #1 almost the entire time and so far reaching #11 on Top 40. It is also No.1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 this week. It is truly one of 2025’s five biggest songs… but with what demographic? […]
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KSAM/KHVL Seeks General Manager As Tim Johnson Steps Down
HEH Communications is beginning the search for a new General Manager as Tim Johnson steps down to return to the Midwest to assist his family. […]
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Scott Detrow Moves Up To Weekday All Things Considered Host
NPR Consider This podcast host Scott Detrow will join All Things Considered as a full-time weekday host starting September 29. […]
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Old Records Have Always Been Among Us
In fall 1977, when callout research was relatively new, KFXM San Bernardino, Calif., PD Jeff Salgo got national attention by announcing that the year-old “If You Leave Me Now” by Chicago was its top-testing song. It was the moment of “You Light Up My Life,” “Cold as Ice,” “Brick House,” and “You Make Loving Fun,” but a year-old No. 1 song, pleasant but hardly galvanizing, was bigger than any of them, including Chicago’s current ballad, that fall. […]