[LISTEN] Jenny McCarthy Calls Out Mariah Carey On Radio Show Over 'Train Wreck' Performance

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 4TH, 2017 –– Jenny McCarthy, who co-hosted “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest,” says that Mariah Carey‘s disastrous performance wasn’t about technical problems, but that “her voice is not there anymore," reports pagesix.com. “It’s completely unfair and bulls–t for [Mariah] to blame Dick Clark Productions,” McCarthy said on her Sirius XM show on Tuesday. “I think Mariah was nervous as hell. I think she chose really tough songs to try to sing along with. I think ‘Emotions,’ that song, I mean her voice is not there anymore. I don’t think there is a problem with her inner ears. I just don’t. I think she used it as an excuse.” Carey said her earpiece did not work, and her team accused the show of sabotaging her performance for ratings. Dick Clark Productions called the allegations “defamatory, outrageous and, frankly, absurd.”

McCarthy says she tried to have sympathy for Carey, but that her “sympathy stopped, however, the moment she accused Dick Clark Productions of sabotaging her performance.” “Now I do understand our egos of course want to blame everyone but itself for mistakes,” she explained. “If Dick Clark were alive today, I guarantee he would be on air right now fighting back. He’s not, so I’m going to … I have never seen a production company more supportive of their musical guests. So for her to defame them was so incredibly insulting for the group of people who work their balls off preparing and rehearsing.” She also pointed out that Carey’s backup dancers managed to hear the music and keep up with the beat. LISTEN HERE

BMI Files Legal Action Against RMLC Over Rates

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 4TH, 2017 –– Last month, Irving Azoff’s Global Music Rights entered into a legal action with the Radio Music License Committee (RMLC), which represents over 10,000 commercial radio stations in the States. Filing a lawsuit accusing antitrust violations, GMR accused the RMLC of operating a ‘cartel’ which deliberately suppressed royalty payments to songwriters for music used across its network. On December 24, GMR offered RMLC stations a temporary license to play songs by its clients. According to Music Business Worldwide, fellow PROs such as SESAC and then ASCAP have since re-signed a deal with RMLC for the next five years, covering their repertoire at a mutually agreed rate.

Yesterday (1/3/17) BMI filed an action writing, “Given the unmatched caliber of BMI‘s repertoire, our superior market share on radio, and the ever-increasing value that BMI music brings to the radio industry across all its platforms, we believe the RMLC’s proposal falls well short of what is in the best interests of our affiliates.” Mike Steinberg, BMI The society filed the action in Federal Rate Court to set interim fees for radio stations represented by the RMLC – while BMI and the RMLC negotiate the terms of a new five-year deal beginning in 2017. BMI said that the RMLC had ‘proposed an interim rate well below BMI‘s previous deal, the effect of which would have a significant impact on the royalties BMI pays to its songwriters, composers and music publishers’. Steinberg stated, “We attempted to negotiate in good faith with the RMLC for many months, and just before the end of the year, the RMLC presented an interim rate that significantly undervalues the work of BMI’s songwriters. “Given the unmatched caliber of BMI‘s repertoire, our superior market share on radio, and the ever-increasing value that BMI music brings to the radio industry across all its platforms, we believe the RMLC’s proposal falls well short of what is in the best interests of our affiliates.”

[WATCH] KSHE St. Louis To Launch 'The 50th Anniversary Real Rock Radio Museum'

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 4TH, 2017 –– KSHE 95, "Real Rock Radio" was one of the very first radio stations to play rock music on the FM band. Almost 50 years after its November 1967 birth, KSHE is the longest-running rock station in the world. In celebration, “The KSHE 50th Anniversary Real Rock Museum” will be launched on January 9th at www.kshe95.com. There are eight wings in the museum. The KSHE 95 Audio Wing is filled with KSHE audio history including air-checks of air personalities from throughout the decades, fascinating interviews and listener favorite audio clips. Each gallery in The KSHE 95 Photo Wing has a theme such as Air Personalities, Rock Stars and St. Louis Concerts.

KSHE Program Director, Rick Balis said, “So many talented people have contributed, throughout our 50 years, to make KSHE 95 what it is today. It’s actually, amazing. More amazing, though, is the incredible listeners that we have had and have today. It’s rare. And, we cherish those relationships. The relationships are ‘generational’. Grandparents, their kids and the kids of those kids are listeners today.” He added, ‘The KSHE 50th Anniversary Real Rock Museum’ is a tribute to both the contributors and the listeners.” Special recognition goes to our “Web Daddy”, Tony Jordan and our Director of Video, Jim Modglin. PHOTO/L-Early air staff - R- Ron Elz former PD

JACOBS: Learning From The 'Tweeter In Chief'

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 4TH, 2017 –– For those who wondered if President Elect Donald Trump would cut back on his tweeting once elected, well, judging by recent posts, likely not. Taking note of this is Jacobs Media head, Fred Jacobs, who blogged long ago that Trump was having an unprecedented impact by ignoring protocol, and running his own campaign. "I compared Trump to Howard Stern,' wrote Jacobs. "And ironically, the two had a connection as the campaign wore on. Long before Trump, Stern earned his reputation by defying conventional wisdom and “the way we’ve always done it.”

Jacobs adds, "Don’t believe me? Well, consider that when Stern was in his heyday in commercial radio, the question on everyone’s mind was “Did you hear what Howard Stern said today?” For most of 2016, the question was, “Did you hear what Donald Trump said (or tweeted) today?” That sense of brashly ignoring traditional mores and standards is what helped propel both these personalities to the status they enjoy today." Jacobs believes we can expect more of the same in 2017 and beyond. As Stern vilified morning radio’s “zookeepers” and their goofy, predictable bits, it’s very likely Trump will do the same thing during his Presidency. Think about “benchmarks” like the Thanksgiving Turkey Pardon or the Easter Egg Roll. There’s every possibility Trump will dump them, hand them off to Ivanka, or totally reinvent them. But the likelihood of him doing it the same old way is very low. -- A key reason why Trump’s tweets are so consistently read, debated, and discussed is the consistency of his activity. Not a day goes by (or even a few hours) without him reacting, opining, prodding, or provoking on Twitter -- How Trump’s tweeting patterns will change on Friday, January 20th remain to be seen. I’m betting he’ll be tweeting at the same rate, but maybe then he’ll be known as @POTUS. READ COMPLETE BLOG HERE

Mojo Show Added At 104.5 WSNX Grand Rapids

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 4TH, 2017 –– 104.5 WSNX announced the debut of the Mojo in the Morning show, effective January 16, 2017. Mojo in the Morning will air weekdays from 6 – 10 a.m. and will continue to broadcast from its Detroit studio at Channel 955. Mojo in the Morning features personalities Mojo, Spike and Shannon.

We love Michigan and are so excited to have the show heard in West Michigan,” said Mojo, host of Mojo In The Morning. “As a Big fan of SNX, we are honored to be on the two best CHR radio station brands in Michigan!” “We are excited to expand Mojo In The Morning to WSNX,” said Stick, Program Director for 104.5 WSNX. “This show is fun, entertaining and will provide a daily blend of radio not currently available in West Michigan.”

iHeart Debuts New Shows On Denver Stations

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 4TH, 2017 –– iHeartMedia Denver announced the debut of new on-air personalities and programming for KOA NewsRadio 850 AM & 94.1 FM, 103.5 The Fox and Denver Sports 760, effective this week. The Lewis & Logan (top left) afternoon show will broadcast on KOA NewsRadio 850 AM & 94.1 FM on weekdays from 4-7 pm. The program will feature personalities Rick Lewis and Dave Logan and joined by Kathy Lee as co-host and Robbyn Hart as news anchor. The station’s programming will continue to simulcast on 94.1 FM.

Additionally, 103.5 The Fox named Susie Wargin (top right) as its new midday personality. Wargin, a veteran Denver radio and TV personality, will broadcast on weekdays from 10 am -3 pm. The station also named Uncle Nasty (top right) as it s new afternoon personality. He is also a veteran Denver radio personality and will be heard weekdays 3-7 p . m. Denver Sports 760 , The Voice of Broncos Country, today debuted a new programming lineup, anchored by Ed McCaffrey and Andy Lindahl on weekdays from 10am - 1pm. A new local show, hosted by Mike Rice, will air from 1-3 p . m. Tim Hager, Region President of iHeartMedia Denver. “ These changes are sure to resonate with our listeners , clients and pa rtners . ” iHeartMedia is a leading media outlet in the Denver market and its content is available across multiple platforms, including its broadcast station; online via its branded digital site; mobile; and social

Guaranty Broadcasting Suing Walton and Johnson Over Move To New Stations In Louisiana

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 4TH, 2017 –– Following John Walton and Steve Johnson's announcement of moving their “Walton and Johnson” morning radio show to new stations in Baton Rouge and New Orleans, Guaranty Broadcasting is now suing the duo over their actions for allegedly violating the terms of a long-running contract reports businessreport.com. Formerly heard on The EAGLE 98.1 FM in Baton Rouge and Bayou 95.7 FM in New Orleans, the show began broadcasting from 5:30 to 9 a.m. on iHeart station WJBO Newsradio 1150 AM and 97.7 FM Baton Rouge and in New Orleans on News Talk 95.5 FM WRNO.

Although the move became public a day ago, EAGLE 98.1 owner Guaranty filed suit against Walton and Johnson back on Dec. 13. According to the suit, Walton and Johnson allegedly violated the terms of their agreement with Guaranty, which stated that the contract, initially signed in 2006, automatically renews for two years unless either party gives written notice. According to the suit, “neither party ever gave to the other any written notice of intent to terminate or not renew the W&J Affiliation Agreement … as required in order to avoid the automatic renewal of the contract.” The suit also suggests the two sides spent much of October and November butting heads over new terms for the contract. Guaranty was trying to reduce Walton and Johnson’s base fee amount in exchange for a longer contract term. The duo was unwilling to agree to such changes, the lawsuit says. In a Facebook message, Guaranty says a new live local morning show will be introduced on Monday, Jan. 9.

NETWORKS: WWO Celebrates 25th Anniversary; Extends With The Dave Ross Show

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 4TH, 2017 –– Westwood One celebrates the 25th anniversary of The Dave Ross Show and extends its relationship with Dave Ross, morning news host at KIRO-FM, Seattle. This year marks the 25th year that Westwood One has produced and distributed the weekday feature, heard on more than 200 stations nationwide -- including WCBS-AM/New York, KNX-AM/Los Angeles, WBBM-AM/Chicago, WTOP-FM/Washington, DC, WWL-AM/New Orleans, and more. In addition to his Westwood One daily commentary, Ross also guest hosts for Charles Osgood on The Osgood File.

Dave Ross commented, "Every day I face a blank screen and think, this will be the commentary that will finally make sense of it all. I had no idea it would take more than 25 years!" After four years as a reporter at WSB, Atlanta, Ross joined KIRO Radio in 1978 as a news anchor and started hosting his own talk show in 1987. In 2012 he took over as host of "Seattle's Morning News with Dave Ross" from 6-9 am. Find his commentaries at daveross.com.

Zazza Show Brings Added Joy To Local Families

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 4TH, 2017 –– Tony Zazza, Host of the syndicated morning show “Zazza Mornings with Cheree” based out of 107.1 WA1A in Melbourne, FL, and Founder and President of the Board of Directors for The Zazza Community Foundation (a 501(c)(3) non-profit), helped make the holidays extra special this year for 10 local families in the Space Coast area. Zazza and The Zazza Community Foundation joined forces with Elite Airways and took the families on a magical flight to the North Pole with Jingle Jet™.

Zazza created and produced the project in Dallas, TX, for a number of years and this is the second year it has taken flight along the Space Coast. Zazza said: “Being able to bring our incredible listeners and partners together to give these families a day to escape the heartache and stress is just incredible." Last year Jingle Jet, the launching project of Zazza's non-profit, The Zazza Community Foundation. took five families on this magical journey of hope. This year with the generosity of Elite Airways in providing a bigger jet - a CRJ700 - for the flight, they were able to accommodate 10 families. 30 children and 15 adults buckled up for a day of surprises and a chance to meet Santa and Mrs. Claus.

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Premiere Networks Julie Talbott To Receive TSBC's 2017 'Ashwood Award'

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 3RD, 2017 –– Julie Talbott, the President of Premiere Networks, has been selected as this year's recipient of Talk Show Boot Camp's coveted' Ashwood Award.' The award, which recognizes someone who has made a positive impact on the industry, will be presented on Thursday morning March 9th at W Hotel, Buckhead/Atlanta. Talbott was selected by last year's recipient, Chris Oliviero (shown below with 2015 recipient, Kraig Kitchin), who, like each year's honoree, is charged with naming the following year's recipient.

Beginning last August, Talbott expanded her role to include oversight of iHeartMedia's Total Traffic & Weather Network (TTWN) and 24/7 News Network. Talbott will oversee the operations of the newly configured Premiere Networks and lends her experience, relationships and knowledge to all three network teams. Commenting on her selection, Oliviero said, “One of the most rewarding and unique aspects of The Ashwood Award is that each recipient is asked to select the following year's honoree. I am so proud to be able to bestow this recognition on an industry leader that stands head and shoulders above her peers by delivering dominant performances year in and year out - all with a style and class that is so uniquely her own. Julie wears many hats oh so well in her role and all in the course of the same day. Some hours she is a fierce but fair competitor while others she is a trusted and dependable partner . . . but above all she is always a friend. Simply put Julie is one of the best executives - both professionally and personally - that shines brightly on the radio landscape and truly embodies all that the Ashwood Award represents."

The Ashwood Award was named in honor of the late Andrew Ashwood, VP and GM of FOX Sports Radio, who passed away on November 13, 2008 at 51. Andrew was remembered for his unwavering positive outlook on work and on life. Past honorees have included TSBC co-presenter, Gabe Hobbs, Rick Scott, Bruce Gilbert, Jim Farley, Glenn Beck, Kraig Kitchin and Oliviero. CONGRATULATE JULIE HERE

OH WHAT A NIGHT: Carey's Team Cries Foul Over Rockin' Eve Debacle; DCP Calls 'Sabotage Claim 'Absurd'

Seacrest Gets Stuck In Times Square Elevator

JANUARY 2ND, 2017 –– Seemed like a perfect ending to a rather unusual year. Mariah Carey tweeted that “Sh** happens” and appeared to have a sense of humor about technical difficulties that caused her performance to 'go down in flames' during ABC’s “New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” special reports Variety. She began by singing “Auld Lang Syne” and then segued into her single “Emotions,” but the sound to her earpiece apparently wasn’t working. Carey’s team reportedly cried foul and contacted the show’s producer, Dick Clark Productions, according to TMZ, alleging that the technical difficulties happened purposely to goose ratings. Unfortunately there was nothing she could do to continue with the performance given the circumstances," Carey spokeswoman Nicole Perna said Sunday. Carey's team went on to tell Entertainment Weekly what actually happened. READ HERE. PHOTO/ Screengrab WATCH HERE

Dick Clark Productions later responded in a statement, which read: "As the premier producer of live television events for nearly 50 years, we pride ourselves on our reputation and long-standing relationships with artists. To suggest that dcp, as producer of music shows including the American Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards, New Year's Rockin' Eve and Academy of Country Music Awards, would ever intentionally compromise the success of any artist is defamatory, outrageous and frankly absurd."

Meanwhile, the day didn't start out so well for KIIS-FM and Rockin' Eve host Ryan Seacrest who got stuck in Times Square elevator. Seacrest said he and about five other people got stuck in a Times Square elevator for about 35 minutes before an appearance on ABC's "Good Morning America" and were rescued by firefighters. The group made phone calls and joked about broadcasting from the space if necessary.PHOTO/instagram

KKHT Houston Flips To Adult Hits 95.7 The Spot

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 2ND, 2017 –– Just in time for the New Year, CBS Radio Houston unveiled a new format beginning at 12:30 pm. last Friday, 95.7 The Spot, Houston’s newest adult hits radio station with hits from the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and 2000’s. "We worked exhaustively to understand what Houston listeners were missing in the market from their local radio stations,” said Sarah Frazier, SVP/Market Manager, CBS RADIO Houston.

“Listeners told us they wanted their own spot to hear their favorite music hits, a spot to relax and energize at work and a spot to feel comfy and complete. This is your Spot, Houston.” No word yet on air staff but it's rumored there may be a local connection.

MOTION: More Changes At CBS Radio Houston

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 3RD, 2017 –– Along with the switch to 95.7 The Spot, CBS Houston has also quietly ended The Dave, Mahoney & DK Morning Show on MIX 96.5/KHMX in early December. They joined in September of 2015 from its Las Vegas sister station KXTE X107.5/Las Vegas. Meanwhile, Sarah Peppers (shown below) along with co-host Ivan who formerly hosted mornings on KKHH/Hot 95.7, is reportedly still under contract and will remain on-air with CBS Houston.

Along with the news, former co-host Daena Kramer, aka DK (R), is now on the hunt for a new show and another opportunity. DK began her career with CBS 10 years ago in Las Vegas as one of the top sales executives in the cluster, before moving on to become co-host of the morning show on X107.5 - KXTE, where she was a keyl part of the success the show achieved in the market. DK told Jockline she is ready to hit the ground running on the next chapter of her radio career, saying, "I've had a lot of success in the last 7 years as part of an amazing show where I've learned a ton and I found what I'm truly passionate about - doing great radio. The amazing experiences and the great relationships I've built over 10 years with CBS Radio will stay with me forever. But starting fresh is exciting I am so eager to move upward and onward in my career with a new team." DK can be reached at 702-290-8668 or DaenaKramer@gmail.com

Terry Foster Returns To 'Valenti & Foster' Show

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 3RD, 2017 –– 97.1 The Ticket (WXYT-FM) Program Director Jimmy Powers announced that Terry Foster, co-host of “Valenti and Foster,” is returning to the number one rated show today, January 3, 2017. Powers said, “We are excited that Terry is returning to the “Valenti and Foster” show, his humor and insight have been missed not only by his co-workers, but by the listeners. I sincerely appreciate and would like to thank Jeff Riger for sitting in for Terry while he was out; the show didn’t miss a beat.”

“I have been on the sidelines for too long. I missed a lot of good stories and a lot of good times. I’m glad to be back on the train again. I want to thank all of the listeners and my co-workers for their encouraging words, they got me through a tough time,” said Foster. The “Valenti and Foster” show airs weekdays from 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Former WMMR, WMGK Host Bubba John Stevens Passes Away At 66

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 2ND, 2016 –– Former longtime 93.3 WMMR and 102.9 WMGK radio host John Laboranti — better known as Bubba John Stevens — died this week at age 66 after a long battle with cancer, reports philly.com. WMGK announced the host’s death Thursday night via a blog post, calling Stevens, “one of the most knowledgable DJs on the airwaves.” “I will never forget hearing the crazy rock and roll stories I used to pry out of him,” says WMGK host Andre Gardner. “He was one of the sweetest guys I ever met in the business.”

Laboranti began his Philadelphia radio career working weekends at 94.1 WYSP in the late 1970s. Before long, he moved on to WMMR, where he worked afternoons and middays throughout the 1980s and '90s. It was at WMMR that Mr. Laboranti began going by his “John Stevens” moniker, longtime WMGK host John DeBella says. Mr. Laboranti, at the time, had followed former WMMR host (and current iHeartMedia program director) Joe Bonadonna on-air, and “management had decided that two names that Italian was too much for one radio station,” DeBella says. DeBella gave Stevens his “Bubba John” moniker, owing the honor to a series of promotions Mr. Laboranti had done for the now-defunct Rib-It restaurant chain, as well as the popularity of 1981's high school sex comedy, Porky's.

Paducah Host Struck And Killed By Vehicle

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 2ND, 2016 –– Longtime Paducah radio personality William "Ed" Taylor (highlighted) was struck and killed in a pedestrian-vehicle accident Thursday evening reports WPSD 6. McCracken County Sheriff's Department said in a release, 41-year-old Kasi Greenwell of Paducah struck 76-year-old Taylor while he was presumably walking across the roadway to retrieve his mail. Taylor was pronounced dead at the scene.

Taylor was a western Tennessee native with a long career in radio: working as a host a various Tennessee stations in the early 1960s before joining WPAD in Paducah where he served as an early morning host and play-by-play announcer for Paducah Tilghman High School until 1983. After moving back to Tennessee for various positions at radio stations, in 1997 he returned to Paducah, where he joined Bristol Broadcasting and served as a sportscaster for Paducah Tilghman games. Greenwell was transported to Lourdes Hospital for non-incapacitating injuries. Drugs and alcohol are not believed to be a factor in the collision. PHOTO/Paducah Tilghman High School

SYNDICATION: Walton & Johnson Move To More Talk Stations In Louisiana

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 3RD, 2017 –– Walton and Johnson are no longer broadcasting on The EAGLE 98.1 in Baton Rouge and Bayou radio 95.7 in New Orleans reports Baton Rouge's The Advocate. Instead, writes the paper, they are opting for talk radio stations. The radio duo announced on their Facebook page that beginning Jan. 2 they could be found in Baton Rouge on WJBO 1150, an AM station, from 5:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. weekdays.

Michael Hudson, market president for iHeartMedia-owned WJBO, said the company also converted 97.7 to WJBO FM, giving Walton and Johnson a presence on the FM dial in Baton Rouge. They will broadcast from 5:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. on the FM station. The radio hosts also announced they would be moving to New Talk 99.5 WRNO in New Orleans, also in the morning hours. The show had been heard on Bayou radio, 95.7 FM, WKBU.

8th Annual 'Dream Lunch' Deemed Success

THE MOUTH, JANUARY 3RD, 2017 –– The 8th annual radio dream lunch was held on December 30th at the home of Steve Resnik in suburban LA. Hosted by Steve and Art Vuolo, radios best friend, a cavalcade of media notables gathered in what some describe as the West Coast Annex to the rock 'n' roll Hall of Fame. Among those present were Lou Simon of Sirius XM, Dandy Don Whittemoore RCA record rap turned ice cream man, Tony Novia, the legendary Joey Reynolds, Canada's own Colin Kennedy of CHUM & CKLW, promoter Ron Alexenberg, Media columnist Richard Wagoner, writer and humorist Ken Levine plus three of the biggest voice talents in America; John Leader-Alfenito, Randy Thomas and Shadoe Stevens!

(shown top L-R) Jesse Kove (with Kerri), Freddie Snakeskin, Shotgun Tom Kelly, Randy West, Kerri Kasem, Shadoe Stevens, Randy Thomas, John Garner and in front John Leader. Below is Art Vuolo manning the ice cream table.

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