Radio Ink Magazine

Radio Ink Magazine is a trade publication focused on the radio industry, releasing 14 issues each year tailored for radio management professionals. Its goal is to deliver useful management insights, advice, and innovative concepts for individuals running radio stations. Additionally, Radio Ink offers complimentary daily news updates via email from Monday to Friday and organizes radio conferences such as the Forecast and the Hispanic Radio Conference.

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Chattanooga Public Radio Staple Announces His Retirement

17 hours ago | radioink.com | Cameron Coats

A voice well-known to public radio listeners in the Tennessee Valley is stepping away from the mic this summer after nearly four decades. WUTC host Richard Winham has announced his intent to retire from the Chattanooga NPR affiliate in June. Since joining the station in 1987, Winham has helped guide generations of student talent at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
CCM Exit Echoes As Salem Posts Q1 Broadcast Revenue Decline

17 hours ago | radioink.com | Cameron Coats

Salem Media Group posted a $7.1 million net loss for the first quarter of 2025, as the company continues to adjust following its full exit from the CCM format at the end of last year. The loss represents a dip compared to the $5.2 million loss recorded in Q1 2024, yet extenuating circumstances may shoulder the blame.
Jessica Chenoweth Named 2025 MIW in Country Radio Mentee

18 hours ago | radioink.com | Cameron Coats

Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio has named 103.7 KSON Executive Producer Jessica Chenoweth as the second mentee for its MIW in Country Radio Mentorship Program in collaboration with Country Radio Broadcasters. The year-long initiative is designed to elevate female leaders within Country radio by offering one-on-one mentoring with seasoned executives, strategic development opportunities, and industry access like attendance at the 2026 Country Radio Seminar in Nashville.
'Driven By Listeners,' LeGeyt Calls for Continued AM Act Push

1 day ago | radioink.com | Cameron Coats

Over 800,000 listeners have already spoken; now broadcasters must keep up the pressure, says NAB President Curtis LeGeyt. He calls the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act unlike any campaign he’s seen, driven by public support and poised for a Senate breakthrough.
Study Shows AI Audio Use Rapidly Climbing With Marketers

1 day ago | radioink.com | Cameron Coats

Despite public skepticism, artificial intelligence is becoming prevalent in modern content creation. A new global study explores how AI is actively reshaping workflows, with audio emerging as one of the fastest-growing areas of use for marketing and advertisements. AI-powered audio platform Wondercraft’s new AI in Content Creation 2025 report, based on a global survey of over 500 creators, shows that more than 80% of respondents use AI in some part of their workflow.
Lawsuit Reveals DOGE Targeted CPB Operations

1 day ago | radioink.com | Cameron Coats

As the Corporation for Public Broadcasting sues the Trump administration over its attempt to remove three of its board members, the organization revealed that the Department of Government Efficiency also tried to involve itself in CPB operations. According to court documents filed May 10, CPB leaders rebuffed a request in April from a DOGE representative to assign a team to review the organization.
Libsyn Makes A Wright Choice To Lead Tech Development

1 day ago | radioink.com | Cameron Coats

Libsyn has appointed Andy Wright as its new Vice President of Technology as the company sharpens its focus on creators and platform innovation. Wright will lead the development of tools designed to enhance podcast hosting, distribution, and monetization. Wright brings nearly 20 years of experience to the post, with a background spanning scalable architecture, team leadership, and strategic execution for major brands including Nike, BNY Mellon, and USC.
iHeartMedia Albany Raises Over $281K for Pediatric Care

1 day ago | radioink.com | Cameron Coats

iHeartMedia Albany wrapped its 27th annual Cares for Kids Radiothon with more than $281,000 raised for the Bernard and Millie Duker Children’s Hospital at Albany Medical Center, the only children’s hospital serving 25 counties around New York’s Capital Region. The two-day event was broadcast across stations News Radio 103.1 and 810 (WGY-AM), and 99.5 The River (WRVE), spotlighting stories from more than a dozen families whose children received care at the hospital.
Turner Appointed to NAB Radio Board, Joining Dash and Thornhill

1 day ago | radioink.com | Cameron Coats

With battles looming over AM radio preservation, local ownership protections, and digital market competition, the NAB Radio Board has finalized its 2025 elections, making three new additions, including two newly-minted members of Audacy’s C-Suite. As it was an odd-numbered year, seats in odd-numbered districts across the United States were up for election. New and returning board members will begin their two-year terms in June.
NABLF to Honor BELFOR for Weather Disaster Recovery Work

1 day ago | radioink.com | Cameron Coats

As the NAB Leadership Foundation honors broadcasters who provide vital support during national emergencies, the organization will recognize the world’s largest disaster restoration company for its efforts to help Americans rebuild after 2024’s crises. BELFOR Property Restoration will be honored with the 2025 Corporate Leadership Award from the NABLF during the Celebration of Service to America Awards gala on June 10 in Washington, DC.