KRNB-FM/Dallas: Smooth R&B 105.7 listeners were treated to an extra Smooth edition of the Quiet Storm with Chico DeBarge, who currently stars in the hit play, ''Love Don't Pay The Bill$'' with Elise Neal, Shirley Murdoch, Toya Wright and Clifton Powell. Pictured are Chico DeBarge and KRNB's QS Host Sean Andre.

Westwood One News: Correspondent Bob Costantini, who's from Baltimore and still lives there, covering the Baltimore Orioles-Chicago White Sox game being played without any fans in the stadium, a first for Major League Baseball.

DSN Radio: DSN Radio President Guy Giuliano, Fox Sports Radio Imaging Director Bob Schmidt and KDKT Station Manager Derek Stacklie at the new KLAC studios in Burbank's iHeartRadio headquarters.

WPOS-FM/Toledo: Ed Ryan of Proclaim FM and Amy Grant at the Eastern Michigan Convocation Center in Ypsilanti, MI, on April 19.

Townsquare Media: Cassadee Pope sat down with ''Taste of Country Nights'' host Sam Alex over the weekend at the ACM Radio Row Remotes from the ''Academy of Country Music Awards'' in Dallas.

Premiere Networks: RCA recording group MAGIC! will guest host ''Weekend Top 30'' this weekend, April 18 and 19. Sitting in for host Hollywood Hamilton, the group's Nasri, Mark Pelli, Ben Spivak and Alex Tanas will countdown the top 30 songs and talk about their sucessful year since the release of their debut album ''Don't Kill The Magic'' last summer. L-R: Alex Tanas, Mark Pelli, Weekend Top 30 producer Michelle Parisi, Nasri and Ben Spivak.

Horizon Broadcasting Group/Bend OR: The Crook County/Prineville Rotary and Country's Greatest Hits AM 690 and 96.9 FM KRCO raised $13,223 during the 20th annual ''Dollars for Scholars'' Radiothon, which was broadcast on April 1. The day-long radio broadcast (6am-6pm) originated from the Bowman Museum in downtown Prineville, and featured local Rotarians reading advertisements for local businesses and song requests from listeners who contributed to the Rotary Scholarship fund.

El Show de Piolin: Piolin, host of syndicated ''El Show de Piolin,'' surprised a Dallas listener with a scholarship from Venimos A Triunfar Foundation (translated as ''We Come to Succeed'' Foundation) after her recent acceptance to The University of North Texas in Denton, TX. Piolin presented a check to Karla Garcia, at a book signing. L-R: Garcia, Piolin, and Karla's parents, Juan and Georgina Garcia.

KRNB-FM/Dallas: The EMPIRE world tour made a stop at Smooth R&B 105.7. Jussie Smollett & Yazz the Greatest chopped it up in KJ's Cafe about season 2 with Denzel Washington & Cookie's mom possibly being played by Oprah. Pictured: Jamal, KRNB's First Lady of Midday KJ & Hakeem.

Beasley Media: For 11 years, the Marine Corp League of Naples, E.T., Brisson Detachment #063 and the Naples Press Club have observed the freedom of the press with their annual Honor the Free Press Day. Beasley Media has participated for several years now. As part of the event, this year's honoree was Bob Orr from CBS News. L-R: Marine Corp member Pappy Wagner (survived Iwo Jima), Beasley's Sunny 106.3 afternoon host, Market PSA Director Sheila Book, Orr, Marine Corp member Bob Foster and Beasley VP/Corporate Communications Denyse Mesnik.

Benztown: For the last three days, the Benztown Bus has been shuttling delegates back and forth from their hotels to Radiodays Europe 2015 in Milan. Benztown President, Dave "Chachi" Denes and Benztown CEO, Andreas Sannemann, are pictured in front of the Benztown Bus. Question: How do you get a bus to Milan?

The Mix Group: Voiceover artists recently converged at VO Atlanta, where VO talent Randy Thomas moderated a panel, ''The History of Radio Imaging,'' which featured The Mix Group and Mix Talent Management President Jason Garte, promotional announcer and Imaging voice Chris Corely and Imaging voiceover talent and founder of MLMI Creative Services Atlanta Mitch Faulkner. L-R: Corely, Thomas, Faulkner and Garte.

WRVE-FM/Albany: 99.5 The River's ''Pay Less for the Dress'' raised more than $5,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region. The event took place at the New York Women's Expo on February 28 and March 1 to offer residents the opportunity to buy affordable dresses for prom.

ESPN Radio: Morning personalities Mike & Mike celebrated its 15th anniversary from the Downtown Disney stage at Walt Disney World in Orlando last Friday. Hosts Mike Golic and Mike Greenberg reminisced about some of their favorite moments alongside friends and family. And, of course, their reunion with MIcKEy Mouse.

Westwood One: WO News correspondent Steve Kastenbaum was reporting from outside the federal courthouse in Boston Wednesday for the first day of the Boston Marathon bombing trial. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who is on trial, is charged with 30 counts related to the bombings.

NASH FM: Luke Bryan returned to America's Morning Show last week at Cumulus' NASH Campus in Nashville for an acoustic performance of his latest #1 hit, ''I See You.'' L-R: Chuck Wicks, Luke Bryan & Blair Garner.

Talk Shows USA: Just about every weekend, NASCAR racing legend Jeff Gordon makes a pit stop. Last weekend he made a Money Pit Stop to ''The Money Pit Home Improvement Show.'' He joined co-hosts Tom Kraeutler (pictured with Feff) and Leslie Segrete to talk about how he tackles home improvement just like the rest of us, one project at a time with an eye towards the budget and finish line.

Compass Media Networks: ''Uncovered'' radio host Dr. Laura Berman at the 5th Annual Women's Expo in Rehoboth Beach. L-R: Nancy Abramson (CMP), Steve Monz (Operations Manager), Berman, Paula Sangeleer (Cool 101.3 air personality), Amy Reed and Mark ''Petch'' Petchey (Eagle 97.7 morning team), Mike Kazala, Regional GM for Delmarva Broadcasting.

KCDZ-FM/Victor Valley: ''Slow Jams Saturday Night'' host R Dub stops by affiliate Z-1077 for a visit with Music Director Pat Michaels, who says that R Dub is ''a real class act and has a show that our listeners love.''

Westwood One: Iggy Azalea sat down with Westwood One syndicated radio show Zach Sang and The Gang for a conversation on everything from her new single ''Trouble'' featuring Jennifer Hudson to her dramatic departure from the Internet and her leaving the world of Hip-Hop behind.

Dave Ramsey Show: Syndicated talk host and author Dave Ramsey kicked off his ''Smart Money'' tour with a sold out crowd in Denver on Thursday, February 19. Pictured are iHeartMedia/Denver Director of Integrated Media and Special Events Ryan Clune, General Sales Manager Jessica Farias, Ramsey and Market Manager Pat Connor.

WWWQ-FM/Atlanta: Adam Bomb, host of Cumulus Media and Q100's ''The Adam Bomb Show,'' welcomed Jessie J in the studio last Friday night to talk about the Grammys, Valentine's Day and her new single, "Masterpiece."

WNCY-FM/Appleton: The 18th annual Y100 Country Cares for St. Jude Kids Radiothon 2015 raised a whopping $260,305, up $55,000 over last year. The event took place February 12-13th in Green Bay, WI. Displaying the final total L-R are: Y100's Mike DuBord, Dan Stone, Charli McKenzie, ALSAC/St. Jude's Kristine Paca, Y100's Bear, Luke Reid and client sponsor Jason Braun.

KIRO-FM/Seattle: KIRO Radio 97.3 FM in Seattle took the ''Tom & Curley'' show to the stage for a live reenactment of their radio show. This was a sold out event, reminiscent of old-time variety shows (it was not broadcast live). The stage show incorporated their weekly and daily features and guests, a local High School Jazz Band, as well as a certain degree of audience interaction and one pet chicken.

KRNB-FM/Dallas: Earlier this week Avery*Sunshine dropped by Smooth R&B 105.7 to thank DFW listeners for helping to make her ''Call My Name'' the #1 UAC single in the country. Pictured: Avery*Sunshine, Steve Harvey cutout and KRNB's Lynne Haze.

WARH-FM/St. Louis: Last Friday, Donna Cox of St. Louis became 106.5 The Arch's $15,000 winner, the first listener to nab ''Free Money'' from the St. Louis radio station in 2015. 106.5 The Arch is moving to the next phase with three on-air winners will continue to win $106 in cold hard cash each day until March 25.

CBS Radio: CBS Radio's "The Night Before" was held at the US Airways Center in Phoenix last Saturday. The event was headlined by Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley and Florida Georgia Line. Pictured: Jason Aldean (center) poses with CBS radio's Chad Fitzsimmons, Chris Oliviero, Jeff Kapugi, Katie Forte (left to right).

Premiere Networks: Frank Caliendo stopped by The Johnjay & Rich Show in Phoenix Thursday to assist with the show's annual ''Super Bowl of Eggs.'' For the past 12 years, the show has placed two eggs representing each Big Game contender in a microwave to see which one survives longer. The last egg standing has accurately predicted the Super Bowl winner every year.

KNX-AM/Los Angeles: 1070 Newsradio received the 2014 Radio Anchor Staff Award by the Southern California Sports Broadcasters Association. Awards for radio and television excellence were presented Monday at the SCSB's 23rd annual awards luncheon at the Lakeside Golf Club in Toluca Lake. L-R: KNX 1070 sports anchors Geoff Witcher, Joe Cala, Steve Grad, Randy Kerdoon and Chris Madsen.

Westwood One: Westwood One Sports is busy this week in Arizona, starting with coverage from today's NFL Pro Bowl, live from University of Phoenix Stadium, and leading up to Super Bowl XLIX. For the pre-game at the Pro Bowl, L-R: Producer Aaron Cummins, announcer Scott Graham (the voice of NFL Films), Executive Producer Howard Deneroff and Hall of Famer Rod Woodson.

WPLJ-FM/New York: Cumulus/New York hosted the 2nd Annual ''Ultimate Tailgate Party'' last Saturday, January 10, at the Best Buy Theatre in Times Square. Over 2,000 guests spent a day of tailgating fun with food, drinks, interactive games, music and live performances. The tailgate party culminated in a concert by Meghan Trainor and Nick Jonas. L-R: Meghan Trainor with WPLJ midday talent Race Taylor.

iHeartMedia: iHeartRadio celebrated CES 2015 with a private party last week at Light Nightclub, featuring a live performance by Jason Derulo. L-R: iHM President of Entertainment Enterprises John Sykes, Ryan Seacrest, CEO Bob Pittman and Stephanie Ruhle from Bloomberg. Photo credit: Brian Friedman for iHeartRadio.