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Friday, July 22, 2016

 

thebarbershopSports KJR, Seattle Launches Weekly Show ‘The Barbershop.’  Two Washington athletes – retired Seattle Seahawk Marcus Trufant (right) and UW Husky Terry “T-Holla” Holliman (left) – are co-hosting the new weekly show airing Wednesday’s from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm on iHeartMedia’s sports talk KJR, “Seattle’s Entertaining Sports Talk.”  The show is called “The Barbershop” and is sponsored by Snoqualmie Casino.  It will be broadcast live and remote from the casino every Wednesday before Seahawks home games.  iHeartMedia Seattle SVP of programming Rich Moore says, “We couldn’t be more excited to add ‘The Barbershop’ to our lineup.  The show is a great fit for our coverage of the Seahawks and enhances Seattle’s first choice for NFL coverage.”

KKFN, Denver Tweaks Program Schedule; Sandy Clough to Go Solo.  Beginning Monday (7/25), Denver radio icon Sandy Clough will host his own daily show from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon on KKFN “Sports Radio 104.3 The Fan.”  He’s been co-hosting the 12:00 noon to 3:00 pm slot with Brandon Stokely.  Former University ofcloughsandy kkfn logoColorado quarterback and longtime Denver radio personality host Charles “CJ” Johnson will join Stokley in that daypart for the new “CJ and Stokley” show.  Program director Armen Williams says, “As one of the most recognizable voices in Denver sports radio history, it’s great to have Sandy in a timeslot where he has flourished in the past.  We’re excited to have his unmistakable presence leading into the second half of the day.”  Also, the station announces that NFL insider and Footballguys.com senior writer Cecil Lammey will serve as The Fan’s Broncos insider who will report daily from Broncos headquarters at UCHealth Training Center.

talkersten logoThe Presidential Race/Republican National Convention Top News/Talk Story for Week of July 18-22.  The activities of presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump and the happenings at the Republican National Convention tied for the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio this week, landing atop the Talkers TenTM.  At #2 this week was police shootings of black men tied with the Black Lives Matter movement.  Coming in at #3 was the aftermath of the attempted coup in Turkey followed by the Rio Olympics terror threats tied with the Russian doping scandal at #4.  The Talkers TenTM is a weekly chart of the top stories and people discussed on news/talk radio during the week and is the result of ongoing research from TALKERS magazine.  It is published every Friday at Talkers.com.  View this week’s entire chart here.

RTDNA to Honor Charlie Rose with 2016 Paul White Award.  This year’s Paul White Award is going torosecharlie television legend Charlie Rose.  The RTDNA announces the honor is given annually in recognition of the recipient’s “lifetime of achievement and service to the profession of electronic journalism.”  RTDNA chair Kathy Walker comments, “Charlie Rose is a consummate interviewer, a gifted storyteller and an exemplary broadcast journalist.  Always well-prepared, he asks the hard questions and gets substantive answers.”  The award will be presented on Monday, September 19 at Excellence in Journalism 2016, at the Sheraton New Orleans.

wcbmRare Job Opportunity.  “Talk Radio 680” WCBM, Baltimore – the #1 news/talk radio station in a top 25 market – has a rare opening for an air talent who can inform, stimulate and entertain an audience.  Interested candidates should know that this is not just a job but also a lifestyle and should be well versed on current events and topics in the news.  The next great talk show host will have a special relationship with our listeners and sponsors and will be able to do remote broadcasts, public appearances and personal endorsements.  Five years’ major market experience is preferred with a proven track record of success in generating ratings and revenue.  Extensive knowledge of social media and audio editing is a plus.  If you want to work for a great family-owned company in an environment designed to encourage creativity and personal growth, rush your air check and resume to: Sean Casey, Director of Programming & Operations, WCBM Radio, 1726 Reisterstown Rd., Ste 117, Baltimore, MD. 21208.  Or email at: sean@wcbm.com.  No calls please.  WCBM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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