Westwood One: ''NASH Nights Live'' co-host Elaina Smith, singer/songwriter Jewel, Westwood One President Suzanne Grimes and Kaitlyn Bristowe from "The Bachelorette" served as panelists on the 2018 Radio Show's Wednesday Headliner Session, "The Podcast Boom," in Orlando. The session was moderated by PodcastOne Chairman/CEO Norm Pattiz, and also featured panelists Mario Lopez and Darren Davis of iHeartMedia. Jewel capped the session with a surprise performance of her new single, ''No More Tears.''

Cumulus Media: Kevin Harlan -- Westwood One Monday Night Football announcer and the National Sports Media Associations Sportscaster of the Year -- spoke to a large group of 2018 Radio Show Student Scholars about the business of radio broadcasting during ''The Student Scholar Kick-off.'' He shared stories and offered advice to the students. L-R: Suzanne Grimes, EVP Marketing for Cumulus Media and President Westwood One with Harlan.

Premiere Networks: ''The Woody Show,'' which originates from iHeartMedia's KYSR-FM (ALT 98.7)/Los Angeles and syndicated by Premiere Networks, welcomed Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl and drummer Taylor Hawkins in studio this week. The bandmates discussed a wide range of topics, including how they met, the evolution of Rock music and the upcoming Foo Fighters-curated Cal Jam 18 festival. L-R: Dave Grohl, Woody and Taylor Hawkins.

WIL-FM/St. Louis: Remy from New Country 92.3's afternoon show ''Mason and Remy''raised thousands for the Humane Society of Missouri in a marathon 14-hour swing-a-thon on Tuesday. And Bud and Broadway, Kelly from Arnold and air talent from the other Hubbard Radio/St. Louis stations came out to ''pinch swing'' for Remy. The total number of golf balls hit by Remy (and other ''pitch swingers'') was 7,521.

Premiere Networks: CMT personality Cody Alan welcomed Country superstar Carrie Underwood to his radio studio in Nashville to promote the September 14 release of her sixth studio album ''Cry Pretty.'' In addition to chatting about making the album, Underwood discussed her new Sunday Night Football theme and why she chose to do an all-female tour.

KVRQ-FM/Seattle: Tim Leary from The New 98.9 The Bull's Tim, Red & Claire went over the edge of the 25 story, 250+ foot Hotel Murano in Tacoma, WA to raise awareness for the Habitat Challenge. Leary said, ''That was one of the most unbelievably challenging things I've ever done! 250 Feet is a long drop, especially not being a fan of heights. I am very thankful to be a part of this for Habitat for Humanity. I am also very thankful to be on the ground.''

WRRM-FM/Cincinnati: The Warm 98.5 morning show hosts Capitol recording artist Calum Scott in-studio Wednesday, September 5. So of course Jim Day and Amanda Orlando had some fun with the Marvel paraphernalia they had lying around.

WTMJ-AM/Milwaukee: WTMJ listeners came together to raise more than $40,000 so far for the American Red Cross to aid victims impacted by the recent historic flooding and severe thunderstorms across the state of Wisconsin. The initial donations came as part of the stations' three-hour ''Wisconsin Strong -- Storm Relief'' radiothon on August 31. L-R: Today's TMJ4's Carole Meekins with WTMJ's John Mercure.

Beasley Media Group: BMI songwriter Kara DioGuardi shared stories and performed several of her songs during a special lunchtime session during the 2018 Beasley Media Group Managers Meeting on Friday, August 24 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Boston. L-R: WKLB-FM (Country 102.5) midday personality Carolyn Kruse with Kara DioGuardi.

NASH FM: Blair Garner, Host of "The Blair Garner Show", interviewed Keith Urban for an audience of 20 radio winners flown in to Cumulus Media's NASH Campus in Nashville from the top 50 Cumulus markets to celebrate Urban's latest single, ''Coming Home'' going to #1. Pictured: Blair Garner and Keith Urban.

WUSQ-FM/Winchester: Shenandoah Country Q102 Winchester, VA, midday personality Lori hangs with LanCo before their concert at the Clarke County Fair in Berryville, VA.

KQRS-FM/Minneapolis: Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and former Journey frontman Steve Perry brought his new album artwork (his first in 24 years) to KQRS in Minneapolis last week. Perry gave his first interview promoting his long-awaited album to Tom Barnard, National Radio Hall of Famer and host of the KQ Morning Show. (Photo credit: RKH Images)

WHBC-FM/Canton: WHBC-AM (News/Talk 1480) and WHBC-FM (Mix 94.1)/Canton, OH, along with AultCare raised $213,946 for Wishes Can Happen and AultCare. The stations joined forces once again to broadcast live August 9-10 for 36 hours in the parking lot at Springbrook Plaza, Whipple Avenue NW, Canton.

Premiere Networks: Syndicated Delilah returned as a host for the annual Broadway in Bryant Park summer performance series in New York presented by affiliate 106.7 LITE FM. Delilah is pictured with the cast of Aladdin: Major Attaway ''Genie'' (left), Arielle Jacobs ''Jasmine''(second from left), Delilah and Telly Young "Aladdin" (right)

ABC Radio: ABC Radio's Andrea Dresdale interviews Rod Stewart about his headlining tour with Cyndi Lauper and his new album ''Blood Red Roses.'' Photo credit: ABC News

XHTZ-FM/San Diego: Z90's benchmark promotion #EPIC48hours, which has been dubbed ''The World's Biggest Radio Promotion,'' is centered around one winner and their guest and the most Epic 48 hours of their life. Pictured are winners, sisters Karla and Karinna Gonzales and Z90's Rick Morton about to being chauffeured to the San Diego International Airport in their Rolls Royce Phantom.

Conclave 43: The First Annual Conclave Radio Awards were presented Thursday, July 19 at the 2018 Conclave Summer Learning Conference where Classic Rock KQRS/Minneapolis received top awards as ''Iconic Station of the Year.'' L-R: Cumulus Media VP/Classic Rock and KQRS Program Director Scott Jameson, KQ Morning Show host Tom Barnard and Cumulus/Westwood One VP/Social Media Lori Lewis.

Salem Radio Network: President Donald J. Trump addressed more than 10,000 members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Kansas City on Tuesday. SRN News/Townhall News White House correspondent Greg Clugston was on-site as part of the traveling White House pool. Clugston provided reports for affiliates, as well as feeding audio to other national radio networks.

WBZ-FM/Boston: Today marked a historic day for Boston's home for sports as WBZ-FM/98.5 The Sports Hub began broadcasting its weekday shows live from the station's brand new state of the art Beasley Media Boston studio in Dorchester, MA. Pictured: WBZ-FM 98.5/The Sports Hub's Mike Felger, Marshall Hook and Matt McCarthy.

WZFX-FM/Fayetteville: WZFX was named Station of the Year/Medium Market at the 2018 North Carolina Association of Broadcasters Annual Awards Luncheon. The event took place on Thursday, June 14th at Bay 7 in Durham, NC. L-R: Erika Beasley/Beasley Media Group Fayetteville VP & Market Manager with WZFX Program Director Tap Money at NCAB Annual Awards.

Compass Media Networks: Warner Music Nashville artist Ashley McBryde joined Sam Alex live from Hunter Mountain, New York for the 'Taste of Country Weekend' radio special which aired on stations nationwide.

Premiere Networks: iHeartCountry served as the official radio partner of the fan-voted 2018 CMT Music Awards on June 6. L-R: CMT After MidNite/CMT Radio Live Host Cody Alan, Jordan Davis and CMT After MidNite/CMT Radio Live Correspondent Marley Sherwood.

Sun Broadcast Group: Sun Broadcast Group attended the The Gracie's Gala put on by the Alliance for Women in Media. #TeamSun was a silver sponsor and was proud to support the amazing women in media. L-R: SBG's Jason and Kris Bailey along with Cumulus Executive VP/Content and Programming Mike McVay.

ABC Radio: ABC Radio's Jason Nathanson catches up with American Idol winner Maddie Poppe backstage. Photo credit: ABC News

Premiere Networks: CMT personality Cody Alan covered the sold-out 2nd Responders benefit concert featuring Brad Paisley and television host Ellen DeGeneres. Proceeds from the concert held at the Santa Barbara Bowl will help support the recovery effort for second responders, businesses and communities who were impacted by the December Thomas Fire and January mudslides in Montecito.

ABC Radio: ABC News Chief Business, Technology and Economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis joined KFI/Los Angeles' Gary Hoffmann and Shannon Farren in-studio. For three years Rebecca has been joining their show every Monday from her desk in New York. But on Monday she made it to their studio in LA. Photo credit: Rebecca Jarvis

ABC Radio: ABC Radio entertainment correspondent Jason Nathanson with the American Idol judges, Lionel Richie, Katie Perry and Luke Bryan. Photo credit: ABC News.

NASH FM: Mason Ramsey (aka the Walmart yodeling kid) stopped by Cumulus Media's NASH Campus in Nashville Tuesday to talk about his new song, how much his life has changed and more. He also was very excited to do his ''Elvis face'' with NASH Nights Live co-hosts Elaina Smith and Shawn Parr. Pictured: Elaina and Shawn flanking Mason Ramsey.

Premiere Networks: Premiere Networks-syndicated Delilah recently sat down with several media outlets in Chicago, including ''Windy City Live,'' ''Good Day Chicago,'' ''Chicago Tonight'' and WGN Morning News, to talk about her recent return to the market on iHeartMedia's 93.9 Lite FM. Pictured: Delilah with Sylvia Perez.

NASH FM: It was a Carrie Takeover when Carrie Underwood stopped by Ty, Kelly and Chuck's studios at the NASH Campus in Nashville. The trio talked to Carrie about her new song and album ''Cry Pretty'' and what it was like for her being out of the public eye for six months after her fall. L-R: Ty Bentli, Carrie Underwood, Kelly Ford and Chuck Wicks.

Beasley Media Group/Fort Myers: Beasley Media Group's Fort Myers, FL, cluster and corporate staff recently volunteered at the Habitat for Humanity's home sites in Collier County. The effort was part of the company's Community of Caring Initiative. While there, team members learned about the history of Habitat for Humanity of Collier County and contributed their skills. Pictured is the entire on-site team.

WBEN-FM/Philadelphia: Celebrity cook and host of syndicated ''Rachael Ray Show,'' Rachael Ray, was the featured key note speaker during a special on stage interview with Host Kathy Romano at 95.7 BEN FM's Her Story Luncheon. The event took place on Saturday, April 14 at the Arts Ballroom in Philadelphia. The annual celebration recognizes women who are making a difference in the community.