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'Tomato-gate' brought attention to country radio's woman problem: Notorious Nashville
A comment made in 2015 referring to women in country music as "tomatoes" and men as the "lettuce" still resonates a decade ...
NPR CEO warns public broadcasting cuts could be "a real risk to the public safety of the country"
The rescissions revised package passed by a vote of 51-48, with Republican Sens. Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski joining ...
Native American radio stations at risk as Congress looks to cut $1B in public broadcasting funding
Tribal stations are often the sole source of news, cultural programming and vital weather alerts in Indian Country. Radio ...
A Lowcountry radio legend retires. How he learned to love country music (and Beaufort)
Bluffton’s Mark Robertson of The River attracted listeners from Savannah to Hilton Head by sharing information and songs with ...
Public Radio Tulsa reacts to proposed federal funding cuts to CPB
Public Radio Tulsa reacted to the proposed federal spending cuts to the Corporation For Public Broadcasting (CPB) and ...
Oklahoma public radio stations face funding cuts amid federal budget reductions
Oklahoma's public radio stations, including KOSU, may lose significant funding due to federal budget cuts, impacting local ...
How To Keep Your Radio Station Going When the Government's Checks Don't Come
The Senate just voted to cut off funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. What should NPR and PBS do next?
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Country's Hottest New Queens Ditch Radio Drama for Streaming Success
Discover how country's leading women bypass radio gatekeepers through streaming success. From Lainey Wilson to Ashley McBryde ...
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Megan Moroney earns second No. 1 on country radio with ‘Am I Okay?’
Megan Moroney has earned her second No, 1 on country radio with her single, “Am I Okay?” the title track from her sophomore album. Moroney previously hit the top of the charts with her triple platinum ...