KIIS-FM/Los Angeles: Billie Eilish with Ryan Seacrest and iHeartMedia execs at iHeartRadio's 102.7 KIIS-FM/Los Angeles in celebration of the release of her new album "Hit Me Hard and Soft." L-R: Billie Eilish, John Sykes (President of Entertainment Enterprises for iHeartMedia), Ryan Seacrest, Beata Murphy (KIIS-FM Program Director), Maggie Baird (Billie's mom) Photo credit: Adrianna Hall for iHeartRadio.

Camp Broadcast: Camp Broadcast was held last weekend in Chicago. This is the 5th year anniversary of our media program for high school & college students. L-R: Team USA Olympic Figure Skater Jason Brown, Camp Broadcast Alum & Alpha Media's Hannah Brummer, Sam Alex and musicians Zach Crean and Matt Marquardt.

KDKA-AM/Pittsburgh: Audacy Pittsburgh threw a ''Goodbye 'Burgh Party'' for KDKA Brand Manager Dave LaBrozzi as he departed the legendary News/Talker. L-R (Back Row): PJ Kumanchik, new KDKA Brand Manager, RVP/P Mark Anderson 93.7 The Fan BM Kraig Riley, Market Manager Michael Spacciapolli, Dave LaBrozzi, KDKA morning news host Larry Richert, Dave Popovich, Former Audacy Cleveland OM, Consultant Mike McVay. L-R (Front Row) Promotions and Marketing Manager Amy Mauk, Sales Manager Christine Fallon McKenna, Sales Manager Denise Suba.

KMJ-FM/Fresno: News Talk 580/105.9 KMJ in Fresno, CA, was honored at Fresno City Hall last week as Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer officially declared today, April 18 as "Christopher Gabriel Day," "Christina Musson Day," and "Fresno's Morning News Day." Pictured: KMJ's Christina Musson (holding plaque) and husband Ralph Rendon are flanked by Fresno City Councilman Garry Bredefeld (left) and Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer (right).

Camp Broadcast: Camp Broadcast benefit concert ''Hoosier Country Jam'' was held last week in Bloomington, IN with proceeds going towards Camp Broadcast students scholarships. L-R: Jake Dodds, Sam Alex, Michael Ray, Hank Ruff, Mason Ramsey, Clayton Anderson and Dylan Schneider.

Broadcasters Foundation of America: Broadcasters Foundation of America held its annual breakfast during the NAB Show in Las Vegas, which honored several industry leaders. L-R: McVay Media President Mike McVay, Wiley Partner Kathleen Kirby, CBS and ABC Radio exec Don Bouloukos, RAB President/CEO Erica Farber, NBCU Local CRO & President Commercial Operations Frank Comerford, ABC Affiliate Relations Executive VP John Rouse, and ABC Radio Network President & ESPN Radio SVP Traug Keller.

WZYP-FM/Huntsville: WZYP listeners picking up their free eclipse glasses and waiting for the solar eclipse with Steve Smith (in red WZYP shirt) on Monday.

Benztown: Radio turns out for San Diego Padres Opening Day at Petco Park, with "Hey Morton" co-host D-Rock DJ'ing up to the first pitch. L-R: D-Rock, Rick Morton and Edina Macic at Petco Park covering Opening Day for their morning radio listeners.

Benztown: Benztown was at Radiodays Europe 2024, which was held in Munich on March 17-19th. Benztown hosted a well-attended party for customers and partners during Radiodays Europe 2024 on Monday, March 18. Pictured is a traditional Volksmusik band performed for Benztown party attendees at Munich's Augustiner-Keller restaurant. In front in black shirt raising a glass is Oliver Klenk, Head of Production & Composition, and to his right, also in black shirt, is Stephan Halfpap, General Manager, Maxmedia, Austria.

John Clay Wolfe Show: Radio's John Clay Wolfe made history by selling a Humvee for $825,000, breaking the all-time price record for any full-size SUV category. He and his partner (Discovery Channel's Richard Rawlings) also generated 154 million views on a single Instagram reel, making it one of the most viewed posts on the platform.

WUSJ-FM/Jackson MS: WUSJ/Jackson, MS kicked off their "Rockin' the Rez" concert series with Big Loud's Hailey Whitters and Larry Fleet on Tuesday, March 19. The duo played to a packed house. "We've been really lucky to have some great acts come through our series, but to kick it off with two acts like Hailey and Larry takes it up a notch," said WUSJ Program Director Traci Lee.

Jack-FM/Benztown AI Strategic Summit: Jack-FM/Benztown AI Strategic Summit was held on Tuesday, February 27 in Nashville. Front L-R: Grant Gelt, Masscult; Jake Urbanek, Benztown; Dave "Chachi" Denes, Benztown; JD Hassan, Cumulus Media and Jack-FM; Chris Meyers, Jack-FM; Ralph Stewart, Audacy and Jack-FM, Lisa Dollinger, Dollinger Strategic Communication; and Mike Crank, Audacy and Jack-FM. Back L-R: Tom Green, Benztown; Masa Patterson, Benztown; Robin Smith, Jack-FM; Michael Sugar, Academy Award-winning producer; Garry Wall, Jack-FM.

WGTS-FM/Washington DC: Around 250 couples joined WGTS 91.9 for music and laughter during "Marriage Date Night" at the Grace Community Church in Arlington, VA. Pictured are WGTS Promotions and Community Engagement Director Ken Scribner welcomes a listener couple.

iHeartMedia Chicago: iHeartMedia Chicago International Women's Day Soiree -- "Brand Loyalty and Emotional Connection." L-R: iHeartMedia Markets Group SVP/Multicultural Sales Nicky Sparrow; iHeartMedia Multi-Platform Group/Chicago Khat Ghani; Rock 95.5 Morning Host Angi Taylor; 103.5 Kiss FM morning contributor and WGCI weekend host KeKe Hampton; Jewel-Osco Senior Director of Marketing Tina Browen; and Two by Four President, Chicago Jessica Romaniuk.

WDRV-FM/Chicago: Aaron Rupp (U.S. Air Force Veteran), Larry Cannon (McHenry VFW Post 4600), Keith Lawless (VP/Market Manager Hubbard Chicago), Brian Sherman (Morning Host), Peggy Morgan with Service Dog Mali (AVSDA), Monica Moran (ADSDA), Mike Randell (The Millstein Foundation) Eric Carlson (AVSDA), Steve Tingle (Morning Show Host), Frederick Jefferson (U.S. Air Force Veteran), Keith Hastings (Brand and Content Director). On floor: Gary Snell (McHenry VFW Post 4600), Ramiro Leos (U.S. Marine Veteran)

WGAR-FM/Cleveland: In front of a sold out crowd on October 5, Michael Ray and Brett Young played WGAR's 21st Annual Guitars for Girls show. Proceeds benefitted Susan G. Komen and Komen for the Cure. From ticket sales and a generous $5,000 donation from Metro Lexus, nearly $30,000 was raised to help find a cure for breast cancer. L-R: Carletta Blake (Mornings/WGAR), Brett Young, Michael Ray, Steve Wazz (Mornings/WGAR) and Keith Hotchkiss (Market President/iHeartMedia Cleveland) Photo Credit: Janet Macoska.

KKXA-AM/Seattle: Classic Country KXA's Stitch Mitchell gave it up for October, and had his hair dyed pink on the air, in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. On the far left, KXA's Heidi May, a proud breast cancer survivor.

WJBR-FM/Wilmington: WJBR-FM's 12th annual Nemours Children's Hospital Help Our Kids Radiothon raised a total of $332,648 to benefit the hospital's Child Life Programs. The two-day radiothon took place on September 22-23 from 6am to 6pm on the grounds at the hospital. (L-R): WJBR's Mike Rossi (middays), Deanna Marie (mornings), Justin Franiak (mornings) and Brett Radler (part-time on air).

KRKO-AM/Seattle: KRKO is celebrating its 100th birthday this week. Included in this group picture, station co-owner Andrew Skotdal, General Manager Chuck Maylin, KRKO Morning Mouth Tim Hunter and other current personalities including Tom Lafferty, Nicky Dee, Maria Gonzales, Ted Buehner, Mark Aucutt and Maury the Movie Guy.

Radio Advertising Bureau: The Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB), in conjunction with BMI and Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio (MIW) have completed the 14th annual Rising Through the Ranks program, which began with a virtual session on August 2, and continued with in-person meetings on August 9-11. Pictured: 2022 Graduates and Speakers with BMI songwriter and Recording Artist Lauren Alaina.

WWWZ-FM/Charleston: Cumulus Charleston's Z93 JAMZ and Magic 107.3 presented its "5th Annual 843 Day" on August 4 to help Lowcountry kids going back to school. Every hour from 10am-midnight, the radio stations gave away backpacks on-air -- with a new Chromebook inside and a $25 gift card.

KRRV-FM/Alexandria: Black Sheep Records artist Janelle Arthur and KRRV Program Director, Melissa Frost visit backstage at the Grand Ole Opry before Janelle's performance honoring the legendary Country Music Icon, Barbara Mandrell. The Grand Ole Opry celebrated Country Music Hall of Fame member Barbara Mandrell on her 50th Anniversary as a member of the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday, July 30.

WPZE-FM/Atlanta: WPZE-FM (Praise 102.5)/Atlanta celebrates another historic win. On July 15, the Gospel outlet accepted its sixth Stellar Award as Major Market Gospel Station of the Year at the 37th Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards. L-R: Regional VP/General Manager Timothy Davies, air personality Darlene McCoy, recording artist and radio personality Erica Campbell, APD/air talent Neiko Flowers and OM/PD Derek Harper.

WGTS-FM/Washington DC: WGTS 91.9 just finished the second ice cream social tour of the year with more than 1,000 listeners. At the event, supporters enjoyed games, a live broadcast with afternoon host Johnny and Stacey Stone, and ice cream. The event has connected radio listeners since the initiative started seven years ago. The tour travels to Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC, to meet and greet the WGTS listeners.

KILT-FM/Houston: KILT-FM (100.3 The Bull) Houston's "The Morning Bullpen," starring George, Mo and Erik, collected 32,793 thank you cards as part of their annual "10k for the Troops" project. Since June 6, the trio has been asking listeners to purchase a thank you card, write a note in it and mail it to the station to deliver to the troops. Pictured are listeners and members from Texas Roadhouse, the Army Battalion and Audacy Houston.

WGTS-FM/Frederick: WGTS 91.9 is back after two years to host their first ice cream social on June 17. Over 300 WGTS listeners descended on Baker Park in Frederick, MD for free ice cream and a chance to hang out with the WGTS crew. WGTS afternoon show hosts Johnny and Stacey Stone performed in front of a crowd at Baker Park from 3:00 to 7:00 pm. Pictured: WGTS afternoon host Johnny Stone plays "Bible or Not" with listeners.

Camp Broadcast: Camp Broadcast featured a masterclass for 25 high school & college broadcasters in Chicago last week with guest instructors from ESPN, WGN, NBC, Fox, iHeartRadio and went on a field trip to Audacy Chicago headquarters where our tour was led by Marci Braun (Regional Brand Manager) & Sean "Sonic" Leckie (104.3 Jams afternoon host). L-R: Smith, Fulcher, Anderson, Worley and Sam Alex.

Premiere Networks: The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show celebrates its one-year anniversary on June 21. The Premiere Networks-syndicated show, which debuted on more than 400 affiliates last summer. L-R: Premiere Networks Executive Vice President, Director of Personality Sales Dan Metter, Premiere Networks President Julie Talbott Clay Travis, Buck Sexton and iHeartMedia President of National Platforms Alan Korowitz.

KRKO-AM/Everett WA: Governor Jay Inslee stopped by KRKO to read his official proclamation that 2022 was KRKO Centennial Year in Washington State. KRKO received its license on August 25, 1922 from the U.S. Department of Commerce. L-R: Tom Lafferty, Nicky Dee, Maury the Movie Guy, KRKO owner Andrew Skotdal, Governor Jay Inslee, KRKO GM Chuck Maylin, Amp Harrell Front row: Andrew Meyer, KRKO Morning Guy (and RADIO ONLINE writer) Tim Hunter.

FOX Sports Radio: FOX Sports Radio's Rob Parker, co-host of "The Odd Couple with Chris Broussard and Rob Parker," made his stand-up comedy debut at the legendary Comedy Store on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. L-R: Elijah Sebunnya, FOX Sports Radio Digital Content Director; Scott Shapiro, FOX Sports Radio VP of Programming; Rob Parker; Jade Kozup, Premiere Networks Director of Marketing; and Mike Lingard, FOX Sports Radio Executive News Producer & Operations Manager.

WDRV-FM/Chicago: WDRV-FM (97.1 The Drive)/Chicago morning drive hosts Brian Sherman and Steve Tingle (Sherman & Tingle Show) shaved each other's heads in support of (Brian) Sherman's wife, Katie and all those fighting breast cancer. Also getting in on the shaving action was Keith Hastings, Brand and Content Director for WDRV, who lost his mother to Breast Cancer when he was a teenager.

WGTS-FM/Washington DC: WGTS 91.9 collected and distributed over 40,000 diapers and wipes from its campaign "Operation Fill the Diaper Bag," one of its Hands and Heart initiatives for 2022. Pictured: Producer Claude Jennings and his son, Manny, take a moment to snap a picture with a listening family.