Cumulus Media: Miranda Lambert sat down for an interview with Blair Garner, host of syndicated late night show, ''The Blair Garner Show,'' at the NASH Campus. The two discussed their mutual obsessions with dogs, restoring vintage cars and of course, Country music. Blair even brought his dog Scooby for a selfie with the superstar singer. L-R: Miranda Lambert, Blair Garner and Blair's dog, Scooby.

WJR-AM/Detroit: WJR Detroit's Paul W. Smith interviewed FCC Chairman Ajit Pai on his show last Friday. Pai, who has been an occasional guest on WJR as FCC Commissioner, called WJR to accept Smith's invitation to appear on his St. Patrick's Day show. The two are pictured at Smith's annual St. Patrick's Day Celebration.

KCBS-AM/San Francisco: CBS Radio and sponsor Canon MAXIFY Printers are visiting multiple cities to present the Small Business Grant Challenge whereby one lucky local small business owner is awarded a $10,000 grant for presenting the most creative plan to expand their business while also doing good in their community. Recent events were hosted in San Francisco and New York where grants were presented to Prison Bars and Bittylab, respectively. L-R: Prison Bars Founder/CEO, Seth Sundberg and Canon MAXIFY Printers Specialist, Production Planning Tiffany Webb.

Cumulus Media: The Band Perry kicked off its series of nine pop-up shows Sunday night at Terminal West in Atlanta to officially launch their pop career. Last month, the group released ''Stay in the Dark,'' the first single off its forthcoming pop album, ''My Bad Imagination.'' L-R: Sharon Kilgo, Cumulus VP/Music & Label Relations John Kilgo, Reid Perry, the always suave Cumulus/Westwood One Senior VP Content & Programming Mike McVay, Kimberly Perry and Neil Perry.

Cumulus Media: Country artist Brooke Eden had her first in-studio visit with "NASH Nights Live" on Wednesday. Brooke talked to co-hosts Shawn Parr and Elaina Smith about her new song, ''Act Like You Don't.'' L-R: Shawn and Elaina flanking Brooke Eden.

WNCY-FM/Appleton: WNCY held it's 20th Annual St. Jude Radiothon on February 9 and 10 in Green Bay. $300,124 was raised in the fight against childhood cancer. The total marks a $25,000 increase over last year's radiothon. The 20-year tally for the radiothon is now $4.6 million. L-R: WNCY's Mike DuBord, Dan Stone, Charli McKenzie, Luke Reid and Shotgun Shannon.

KWBT-FM/Waco: 94.5 The Beat OM/PD Edward Sanchez, along with his wife Alesha, experienced a VIP experience with both a pre-show one-on-one and meet-and-greet when the national comedy tour, the Comedy Get Down, featuring D.L. Hughley made a stop in Dallas. D.L. Hughley plus George Lopez and the rest of the ''Get Down'' comedians shared the moment with the station's contest winners from a promotion that welcomed The D.L. Hughley Show to afternoons on 94.5 the Beat.

XHTZ-FM/San Diego: Z90 revealed all the details behind EPIC 48 2.0, a promotion driven by three key rules: 1) Be ready to leave at a moment's notice, 2) Be ready to go anywhere, 3) Be ready to do anything. And one guarantee: THE most EPIC 48 hours of your life. The final itinerary included tickets to The Big Game and meeting Lady Gaga. L-R: Z90 winner Ruby Godinez, Lady Gaga, Lauren Miranda, backstage at Super Bowl LI.

KVGS-FM/Las Vegas: Road Runner/Atlantic recording artist Charlie XCX visited the Star 107.9 staff at Beasley Media Group in Las Vegas. L-R: Morning show co-host Aimee Montgomery, APD/MD/PM drive announcer Brian Hammer, Charlie XCX, Night talent Chad Letts and OM/PD John Candelaria.

WKDF-FM/Nashville: Ty Bentli, Kelly Ford and Nashville's NASH FM 103.3 and 95.5 NASH ICON personalities and co-hosts of the syndicated ''Mornings With Ty, Kelly & Chuck,'' raised over $16,000 for Musicians On Call in Nashville on Tuesday, January 17, for a sold out show featuring Jason Aldean and Michael Tyler. L-R: Ty Bentli, Kelly Ford, Jason Aldean and Chuck Wicks.

WAXQ-FM/New York: Author, songrwriter and musician Taylor Barton Smith visited Q104 morning co-host Shelli Sonstien about her new multi-media eco-friendly children's book ''Pedro And Pip.'' L-R: Cliff Dawson & Dave Revels of The Persuasions, Q104.3's Shelli Sonstien, G.E. Smith, Taylor Barton-Smith and Krantz Media Group Founder & CEO Gary Krantz.

ABC Radio: To kick-off the holiday season, ABC Radio will offer a two-hour country music special hosted by Grammy Award-winning star Jennifer Nettles titled ''ABC Radio's Christmas Kick Off with Jennifer Nettles,'' and three one-hour specials ''Holiday Survival Guide,'' ''Shopping For Kids'' and ''Holiday Movie Guide.'' These four specials will be available to listeners on Thanksgiving weekend.

Premiere Networks: Bruno Mars will join Premiere-syndicated Hollywood Hamilton in studio as a guest on ''The Weekend Top 30''and ''The Remix Top 30'' this weekend, November 5-6. Bruno, whose highly-anticipated third album ''24K Magic'' is set for release on November 18, will discuss filming the title track's music video in Las Vegas. Pictured L-R: Bruno Mars and Hollywood Hamilton.

ABC Radio: ''GMA After Hours'' host Lynda Lopez sat down with Country superstar Garth Brooks to talk about his new box set -- including the new all-star version of the song ''Friends In Low Places'' being released for the song's 25th anniversary, his upcoming holiday record and what it's like to perform in NYC. Photo Credit: ABC/Ida Mae Astute.

WSTR-FM/Atlanta: Radio personality and comedian Jeff Dauler of ''The Jeff & Jenn Show'' on Atlanta's Star 94.1, married Callie Riggs on Saturday, October 22 in a 5 o'clock ceremony at American Spirit Works in Atlanta. Jeff's co-ost Jenn Hobby served as a groomswoman and his good friend Ed Roland of Collective Soul was one of his groomsmen.

WBBM-FM/Chicago: CBS Radio Chicago hosted live broadcasts from Wrigley Field last Friday on first day of National League Division Series. Five stations hosted live broadcasts, including 670 The Score (WSCR-AM), B96 (WBBM-FM), 93XRT (WXRT-FM), US99 (WUSN-FM) and 104.3 K-HITS (WJMK-FM). Pictured is B96's ''The J Show.'' (Photo Credit: Rachel Kalas)

Nash Nights Live: The show is holding its first international broadcasts from Beaches Resort in Turks and Caicos. NASH Nights Live's Elaina Smith co-hosts the ''story behind the songs'' show with Country artists Lee Brice, Jerrod Neimann and Dylan Scott. Pictured Jerrod Neimann and Elaina Smith during the live broadcast.

KNBR/San Francisco: CBS Sports Radio's Jim Rome brought ''The Jim Rome Show'' to the Levi's Lounge at Cumulus Media's KNBR-AM in San Francisco. Pictured, Jim is having a laugh with Tom Tolbert, PM drive host on KNBR 680.

WGIR-FM/Portsmouth: New England's Greg and The Morning Buzz got a first hand account of the scary Ryan Lochte incident on ''Dancing with The Stars'' when long time friend Tom Bergeron called in to talk about it, immediately after his ''Good Morning America'' appearance. Bergeron and host Greg Kretschmar are good friends, since Tom worked at The Buzz's flagship station WHEB/Portsmouth, NH.

WERO-FM/Greenville: Alpha Media/Greenville-New Bern-Jacksonville announces that WERO-FM (Bob 93.3) has completed another successful year of Tuition Mission. Tuition Mission is a three-day event held in Greenville, NC, where students compete for a $5,000 scholarship and $1,000 for books and supplies at the school of their choice.

Westwood One: Back-to-back Olympic gold medalist in judo Kayla Harrison puts Westwood One Sports announcer Steve Mason in an arm bar in Westwood One's Rio production studio. The network is providing audio coverage of Rio 2016 through the closing ceremonies on Sunday, August 21.

KZZP-FM/Phoenix: Johnjay Van Es of The Johnjay & Rich Show threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Arizona Diamondbacks game on Sunday. The Premiere-syndicated program, which originates from iHeartMedia's 104.7 KISS-FM in Phoenix, made it a #LoveUp/#LovePup event by giving 200 foster kids a free ticket to the game, and hosting a dog adoption event near the stadium for the Arizona Animal Welfare League and SPCA.

ABC Radio: ABC News Radio correspondent Jim Ryan outside the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, covering the Olympic Games.

WNSH-FM/New York: Country artist Michael Ray took over NASH FM 94.7 as a guest DJ in the studio with Shila Nathan. Michael debuted his new single ''Think a Little Less.'' He also performed for NASH FM 94.7 listeners some of his songs on Facebook Live, including his new single ''Think a Little Less'' and ''Kiss You in the Morning.''

ABC Radio: Jeff Fitzgerald, Steve Jones, Brad Mielke, Alex Stone, Andrew Kalb, Josh Cohan and Wayne Fisk at the ABC Radio Row in the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland during the Republican National Convention.

ABC News Radio: ABC News Radio correspondent Alex Stones in Dallas at the memorial for the five slain police officers.

KISW-FM/Seattle: We love cool stuff and 99.9 KISW brings back a Seattle Seafair staple: the Miss Rock, for this summer's hydroplane racing season. Fans of both hydroplane racing and the radio station will remember her many inceptions, dating all the way back to 1979. While historically the boat has never placed well, she was always a hometown crowd favorite.

WNCY-FM/Appleton: Chris Lane headlined a Y100 Party on the Patio event in Green Bay last week. Pictured left to right: WNCY's Charli McKenzie, Chris Lane and WNCY's Shotgun Shannon.

ABC Radio: ABC Radio's Andrea Dresdale chats with Country superstar Brad Paisley after performing with Demi Lovato on Good Morning America's Summer Concert Series.

WSOU-FM/New York: Before taking the stage at New York's Webster Hall for an album release show, members of Beartooth caught up with the staff of WSOU-FM. L-R: Red Bull Records exec and WSOU alumnus Joe Guzik, WSOU MD Mike Colantuoni, WSOU Campus Buzz host Grant Palluzi, WSOU News Director Katelyn Fatzler, WSOU Assistant Promotions Director Alicia Campos, Beartooth lead singer and founder Caleb Shomo, WSOU PD Holly Fitzpatrick, and WSOU underwriting sales manager Jen Kajzer.

WNCY-FM/Appleton: Stoney Creek's Adam Craig visited WNCY-FM (Y100)/Appleton-Oshkosh and Green Bay, WI. Pictured L-R: Y100's Dan Stone, Adam Craig and Y100's Charli McKenzie.

KFMB-FM/San Diego: Ace Frehley, original lead guitarist and founding member of KISS, joined listeners and staff of 100.7 KFM-BFM for an intimate ''KFM-BFM Origins'' event. It's a ''songs and stories'' concept, where artists tell their journey of musical discovery and share highlights of their career. Ace spent over an hour with PD/afternoon talent Garett Michaels. L-R: Frehley, Michaels. Photo Credit: Josh Hammond