As we reported yesterday , Vicky Moore is leaving all-news KNX. Earlier this morning, she offered her farewell to her listeners: Vicky Moore, Mike Simpson So today is my last day, 22 years…and someone told me I should say something. It’s not really my nature. Anyhow, so I wrote something, so here I go. Brian Douglas, Sioux-Z Jessup, Sabina Mora I really love radio. Because radio is about community. At a time when the phone in our pocket and in our hands right now creates distance between us, and the politics divide us, the AI make us questioning what is real, people here at KNX all around me are real. And they are people who live and work in this community. Brian Douglas and Sioux-Z Jessup , our traffic team, Sabina (Mora) – they care about people driving in from places like Santa Clarita. Or when you hear sirens on the westside or Monrovia, we here at KNX are curious too! And we can joke about the differences between LA and Orange County and how Irvine is always topping ...
The latest downsizing of Audacy involves 250 - 300 layoffs across the country . The company's digital content division is almost completely eliminated. Morning hosts in New York and Boston were let go. RIFs happened with talent, management, sales, and traffic. T he last major Audacy layoffs locally were in 2022 . The current Audacy layoffs hit the LA market quite significantly, perhaps more signifcantly than three years ago. Ralph Stewart is described as both a strong radio man and a wonderful person. Raised on Seattle rock-n-roll, he started with rock and progressed to CHR. In 1987, his station flipped to the format first heard in LA known as "the WAVE." He suddenly had Yanni's home phone number. He guided the station through the transition until the station itself was sold. As it turned out, there was an opening at the original WAVE whcih brought him to Southern California in 1991. He briefly left CBS Radio to help launch All Comedy Radio in 2003 before returning...
We'd heard about another round of layoffs happening across the iHeart stations nationally, there are at least two changes we're now aware of. One is the end of the Mo' Kelly evening program on KFI. His producer, Tawala Sharp , confirmed this on social media : "All Good Things Come To An End" And, with extreme pride in everything we did, comes the announcement that our program, "Later, with Mo'Kelly", has come to an end on KFI AM640. I truly appreciate every hour, minute & second spent creating greatness with @mrmokelly, Trust and believe, this was simply a business decision for iHeartMedia Inc. & iHeartRadio. Nothing personal. But I believe that this moment in time came to an end because the Most High said so, and because I trust in the Creator's guiding hand I will continue to walk in the light and ease on down the yellow brick road the Most High has laid and will continue to lay before me. Borm Morris W. O'Kelly, the radio and TV ...
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