Late Night Health Radio: Melissa McCarty, anchor and host at Larry King's ORA TV stopped by to chat with ''Late Night Health Radio'' host Mark Alyn. They discussed Melissa's new book ''New Girls Don't Cry'' and health issues of working as a reporter in the field. The show also celebrated it's second anniversary.

FOX Sports Radio: Sugar Ray frontman Mark McGrath visited the FOX Sports Radio studios this week during Jay Mohr Sports. They talked about Sugar Ray's upcoming "Under the Sun" tour and returning to the process of making new music. L-R: Mark McGrath and Jay Mohr.

WLHK-FM/Indianapolis: Recording artist Dakota Bradley made a stop at 97.1 HANK FM to promote his new single, ''Won't Be Young Forever.'' Bradley caught up with WLHK PD Fritz Moser and air personality JD Cannon. L-R: Moser, Bradley, Cannon and Streamsound Records' Tyler Waugh.

Cox Media Group/Houston: CMG's Houston office was filled with kids last week for the annual ''Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day.'' 18 kids, ranging from 2 1/2 too 13 years old, came to work with their parents. Activities were planned for every age group as the kids learned to record a commercial, use their voices and see inside the studio as air personalities broadcast live.

Premiere Networks: ''Coast to Coast AM'' host and part-time St. Louis resident George Noory and his son Jonathan attended the annual Hitting For Heroes event on April 18, at Busch Stadium in St. Louis to benefitting Little Patriots Embraced, a charity focused on enhancing the lives of military families in need. L-R: Jonathan and George Noory.

XHTZ-FM/San Diego: Z90 morning show, ''Morton in the Morning,'' had guest Marlon Wayans in studio to promote his movie ''A Haunted House 2'' and asked for him to take a selfie with them. The next day that picture popped up on ''The Ellen Show'' as Marlon himself explained that he was the ''King of Selfies.''

WGKX-FM/Memphis: Kix 106 visited Lewisburg High School in the Memphis suburb of Olive Branch as part of the Grammy U program before his concert Thursday night. L-R: Lewisburg High Principal, Student, Hunter, Abby Summers, Duane Shannon, Kay Manley and Lewisburg teacher.

NASH FM: NASH FM 94.7's Jesse Addy hosted a special performance Tuesday night by Martina McBride at the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square, as she celebrated the release of her new album "Everlasting" and performed her new songs to a crowd of lucky fans. L-R: Addy backstage with McBride.

WNCY-FM/Green Bay: Craig Campbell, Eric Paslay, Jon Pardi, and American Young starred at Y100's first ever St. Jude Jam last weekend at a sold out Meyer Theatre in Green Bay. Proceeds totaled $17,000 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. L-R: Y100's Mike DuBord (afternoons) and Y100 St. Jude Jam artists American Young.

Clear Channel: Reresentatives from Grupo Radio Centro (GRC) meet in New York City to formalize their new multi-platform agreement with Clear Channel. L-R: Premiere President Julie Talbott. GRC Chairman/CEO Francisco Aguirre, Ricardo Sanchez ''El Mandril,'' CCME CEO Bob Pittman, Mandril Productions' Fernando Schiantarelli and Clear Channel Networks President Darren Davis. Photo by Brian Friedman.

WDRQ-FM/Detroit: Cumulus Media's NASH FM 93.1 in Detroit celebrated the launch of NASH in the Motor City last week at the Fillmore. L-R: Cumulus RVP/West Scott Meier, Brett Eldredge, GSM Jennifer Van Vallis and Cumulus Senior VP Gary Pizzati.

Sun Broadcast Group: Over four hundred music industry artists, executives and companies, came together for an evening of hope at the 8th Annual ''Taste Of Hope Wine Dinner,'' on March 20. L-R: SBG's CEO, Jason Bailey with Country Music Superstar Taylor Swift.

WestwoodOne: Arizona Wildcat freshman phenom Aaron Gordon, just off his team's win over Weber State in Friday's 2nd round West regional, sits courtside with WestwoodOne's Coach Bill Frieder and Dave Sims.

KNCI-FM/Sacramento: Rex McNeill and the KNCI crew hanging with Frankie Ballard at Toby Keith's in Folsom, California.

WCSX-FM/Detroit: Morning hosts Trudi & Jim and The U.S. Postal Service unveiled the new Jimi Hendrix stamp at The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music on Friday. Guitarists brought their electric guitars and amps for a unison tribute performance of ''The Star Spangled Banner'' just prior to the unveiling. The anthem was led by SRC's guitarist Gary Quackenbush.

Fox Sports Radio: Sports host, actor and comedian Jay Mohr received a surprise military donation from Bigs Sunflower Seeds in honor of sports radio program's military organization of choice. L-R: Bigs Sunflower Seeds VP Eric Havlick, Bigs President Justin Havlick, USO Greater Los Angeles Area Executive Director Bob Kurkjian and Mohr.

WXKB-FM/Fort Myers: Beasley's B103.9 morning team Big Mama and the Wild Bunch arranged for Emblem3 and M.K.T.O to stop at Gulf Coast High School in Naples on their way between shows. L-R: PD/morning co-host Adam Star, Emblem3's Keaton Stromberg and Wesley Stromberg, morning co-host Babs, Emblem3's Drew Chadwick, morning co-host Big Mama, M.K.T.O's Tony Oller and Malcolm Kelley.

Envision Networks: With all the latest news about a plethora of new mobile devices, accessories and services, Dave Graveline and his ''Into Tomorrow'' team are broadcasting this week (for the 7th year) from the huge mobile device event. Dave is pictured with Baby Android.

KBLX-FM/San Francisco: KBLX hosted music legend John Legend for an in-depth interview and performance. Host Nikki Thomas as part of the KBLX Music Lounge interviewed Legend. He performed four songs, opened up about his marriage to Victoria's Secret Model Chrissy Tiegen and talked about his current hit song ''All of Me.''

Salem Radio Network: Salem Radio Network VP/News & Talk Programming Tom Tradup presented a commemorative SRN clock to Dr. Uzi Landau, Israel's new Minister of Tourism, following Landau's address last Sunday to a packed ballroom at the annual National Religious Broadcasters Association convention in Nashville.

WNCY-FM/Appleton: The 17th annual Y100 St. Jude Radiothon was held last week in Green Bay. The final total was $204,195 raised for the fight against childhood cancer and other deadly diseases at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. It also marks $3.8 million raised by Y100 listeners over 17 years. L-R: Dan Stone (Brand Manager), Mike DuBord, Luke Reid, Charli McKenzie, Bear O'Brien and Randy Allen.

WestwoodOne: The surprise celebration held on Monday night for Country Radio Hall of famer Bob Kingsley at the Grand Ole Opry House raised funds for the Opry Trust Fund check for $50,000 was presented backstage on Wednesday night. L-R: Opry Entertainment President Steve Buchanan, Bob Kingsley; Nan Kingsley, Grand Ole Opry VP/GM Pete Fisher. Photo by Chris Hollo for the Grand Ole Opry.

KOAS-FM/Las Vegas: Afternoon host and Music Director Connie Breeze from ''Old School 105.7'' visiting Monday with The Jacksons in the new Beasley Las Vegas studios. Their Las Vegas show opens February 20. L-R: Jackie, Marlon, Connie Breeze and Tito Jackson.

WIL-FM/St. Louis: The Second Annual ''Cornbread's Cardboard Classic'' -- which took place this past February 14 at Hidden Valley -- was a snowy success. More than 100 sledding teams competed for prizes in three categories: Best Designed Sled, Fastest Sled and Krazy Kids' Race. A large group of spectators and supporters braved the winter temps to cheer on their favorite team's race for glory.

Premiere Networks: Syndicated talk host Dave Ramsey made a guest appearance on ''The Bobby Bones Show'' at WSIX-FM in Nashville. After losing a bet on the Super Bowl, associate producer Ray lost his truck and is in the hole over $8000. Bobby had Dave on to counsel Ray and the entire crew on various topics including the terrible odds of gambling.

WestwoodOne: Team USA's Jamie Anderson, gold medalist in slopestyle snowboard, stops by the WestwoodOne studios in Sochi, Russia, during weekend coverage of the 2014 Olympic Winter Games.

WBLS-FM/New York: During the biggest weekend in sports, WBLS 107.5 hosted and produced the sold out ''Charlie Wilson and Friends'' concert last Saturday at Madison Square Garden. L-R: Charlie Wilson, WBLS-FM and 1190 WLIB-AM President/GM Deon Levingston and sponsor representatives from AARP and Gentle Treatment.

ESPN Radio: Jerry Seinfeld joined Mike & Mike on Thursday for 30 minutes -- live from the Herald Square set. He dished on how family has influenced his acts, why he doesn't want a talk show, what appeals to him about baseball, his dislike for the word ''ready,'' ''Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee'' and more.

WestwoodOne: NBC Sports Radio host Brian Kenny interviews two-time Super Bowl winning quarterback Detroit Lions Charlie Batch, live from Super Bowl Radio Row.

WestwoodOne: WestwoodOne Sports reporter Jim Gray sits down with Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning at NFL Media Day Tuesday morning at The Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. Manning will play in his third Super Bowl on Sunday and first since signing with Denver two seasons ago.

NASH FM: Cumulus/NASH America's Morning Show host Blair Garner stopped by the WestwoodOne Backstage at the 56th Grammys lounge and smiled for the camera with Country artists Miranda Lambert and Chuck Wicks. (Photo Credit: Joey Wachs)

WAY-FM: Wally of WAY-FM's ''The Wally Show'' is in Haiti this week visiting children and checking out Compassion International's operation there. He recently asked listeners to donate Lego's for the children, which he planned to take in suitcases on the trip. They expected a few boxes but instead were overwhelmed by listeners who wanted to participate.