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May Nielsen monthly PPM is complete.  June release stars 7/14. Go HERE for latest PPM ratings.

AQH Share for Persons 12+, Mon-Sun 6AM-Mid – MAY
KQLV/Albuquerque – 1.7
KKLY/El Paso – 4.4
KAIM/Honolulu – 2.4
KLUU/Honolulu – 1.9
WYLV/Knoxville – 5.5
WOFM/Knoxville – 1.5


HIS Radio/Greenville debits a new morning show today – Full Story HERE.


After 11 years as WNWC/Madison (Life 102,5) PD/morning host Dave Conour announces today is he leaving the station.
“It’s hard to imagine not being in that studio anymore,” Conour said. “This isn’t a goodbye to storytelling or creativity—it’s merely a necessary step for my mental health and a new beginning. I’ve loved Life 102.5 deeply, but it’s time to care for myself in the same way I’ve tried to care for my audience all these years.”
Beyond the studio, the award winning broadcaster is also a talented stage actor, marathon runner, and a proud member of the Stoughton Village Players community theater group, where he serves as Vice President of the board.
As for what’s next? Dave says he plans to stay active in projects from the theater stage to potential podcasting projects. He’s available to stations for remote voice work. Reach out to Dave – daveconour@gmail.com
Dave shared, “As a final thought, face your mental health head on. Whether it’s a school shooting or a childhood event that you forgot about that introduces you to anxiety, get support from people you trust. You are not alone. We’ll get through this together. You now have my email address. Use it. And, chase authenticity like your life depends on it. Because I believe it does.”
Dave’s last day on Life 102.5 is 7/11/25.

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Convoy of Hope is responding to the torrential rains and flooding in Texas. 

Over the Fourth of July weekend, central Texas was inundated with the worst floods the U.S. has seen in decades. More than 80 people lost their lives as the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet in under an hour after torrential rain — all before dawn. People lost everything in a matter of minutes. The damage is widespread and the need is urgent. Homes over 100 miles away from the river are flooded. And more storms are on the way today. 

Convoy of Hope is on the ground in the area, working with local partners to distribute relief supplies like food, water, cleaning kits, hygiene kits, and more to the thousands of people affected by this devastating storm.

For updates go HERE


The morning show north of the border at CJLF/Barrie, ONT (Life 100.3) checked in to wish all a “Happy 4th of July to our American Friends. Love your Canadian friends on the Get Up and Go Show on Life 100.3!”

Pictured Shirley Wolstenholme and Todd Gale 


HisAir INDUSTRY NEWS TIMELINE – July 6, 2016

7-6-16wclqMike Lanser (at right) is the new Program Director at WCLQ/Wausau (89Q). Mike is also co-hosting the morning show at WCLQ.

Previously Mike was KNWS/Waterloo (Life 101.9) Morning Show Co-Host and Production Director (plus Traffic and Website/Social)… 

 


Milestones:
David Jackson 19 years at Salem Web Network
Kurt Leander 35 years at Focus on the Family

7/6
Mike Lanser 9 years at WCLQ/Wausau
Dan Shelton 14 years at WCTL/Erie
Stephen Baker 10 years at The Joy FM/Tampa
Dave Bruno 10 years at Kingdom Bound
Andi Miller 3 years at WCLQ/Wausau

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