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"Chili From TLC And Matthew Lawrence From "Boy Meets World "Are Dating, And Now Danielle Fishel Has Blessed This Incredibly '90s Union"
It's a match made in '90s television heaven! After months of speculation, Chili from the iconic R&B group TLC and Matthew Lawrence from the classic sitcom Boy Meets World have finally announced that they are an item. And now, to top off this incredible '90s union, Danielle Fishel, who played Lawrence's love interest on the show, has given her blessing! From the looks of it, this is one relationship that '90s kids can definitely get behind. Read on to learn more about this exciting union!
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90s kids everywhere are rejoicing as one of their favorite couples, Chili from the iconic girl group TLC and Matthew Lawrence from the beloved sitcom Boy Meets World, have just been confirmed to be dating! The two were spotted out and about in Los Angeles looking very happy and were not shy about showing off their affection for each other.
The two stars have a long history together, with Lawrence appearing on TLC's hit music video "No Scrubs" back in 1999. After that, they both went on to pursue their respective careers and started their own families. However, it looks like their love story is being reignited as they've been spotted spending more and more time together lately.
The news of the relationship has certainly been exciting for fans of the two stars. Many have commented on how wonderful it is that two people from the same decade have found their way back to each other after all these years. It's a reminder that true love is timeless and that true connections can last through the years no matter what life throws at you.
Chilli is currently working on her new TLC album, while Matthew Lawrence recently starred in the new movie National Lampoon's Van Wilder: Freshman Year. Matthew also had a recurring role on ABC's The Goldbergs and made an appearance on Fuller House. Chilli is also an author and motivational speaker who does a lot of charity work for organizations such as the American Diabetes Association and the African Women's Health and Education Fund. Both stars have been busy with their careers but are now being blessed by one of their former co-stars for their romantic union.
Just when fans thought the '90s couldn't get any better, news broke that Matthew Lawrence and Chilli from TLC are dating. Fans went wild over this incredible union, but it was made even more special when Danielle Fishel, Lawrence's co-star on Boy Meets World, publicly blessed the union.
Fishel took to social media to show her support for the couple and share her well-wishes. She posted a photo of the two and wrote, "So happy for you both!" alongside some heart emojis. It was a touching moment for fans to see that Fishel was genuinely happy for Lawrence and Chilli's relationship.
It seems that the '90s really have reunited, with Fishel's blessing no less. Fans are overjoyed by this unexpected union and are excited to see what else the decade brings us.
Fans of the stars of TLC and Boy Meets World have been expressing their excitement over the reunion of Chili and Matthew Lawrence. Many fans took to Twitter to express their joy, with one fan saying, "I am so excited to see these two together again. I'm old enough to remember them both when they were first on TV." Another fan shared, "Can we all just take a minute to appreciate the sheer '90s nostalgia of this union?"
The news has also sparked conversations about both shows. Fans are reminiscing about the different episodes, while others are using the reunion as an opportunity to encourage people to watch reruns or streaming services. As one fan said, "I'm watching reruns of Boy Meets World just to get in the spirit of this amazing news!"
It's clear that the news of Chili and Matthew reuniting has struck a chord with many fans of both shows. It's always exciting when two stars from the '90s come together again, and it's even more special when it's been blessed by the castmate!
Chili from TLC and Matthew Lawrence from "Boy Meets World" has set the internet ablaze with their new relationship. Fans of both stars, as well as those who remember their characters fondly, are ecstatic to see them together. The icing on the cake is Danielle Fishel's blessing of the union, further validating their love. All that's left now is for Chili and Matthew to keep doing their thing and for the rest of us to watch in awe!
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Watch on, stop on: RAN operations in the Middle East
Published on March 23, 2014 by Royal Australian Navy (author), WO2 Rob Nyffenegger (photographer), ABIS Nicolas Gonzalez (photographer), ABIS Sarah Williams (photographer)
Major General Craig Orme, AM, CSC (left foreground) receives a brief on current maritime operations from Commodore Daryl Bates, AM, RAN (middle) and his team from Combined Task Force 150 in Bahrain.
A legacy that many Australians may not be aware of is the Royal Australian Navy presence in the Middle East since Operation DAMASK in September 1990.
Breaking the terrorist business model
Published on March 22, 2014 by Royal Australian Navy (author)
One hundred and fifty one x 20kg bags of illegal narcotics seized from a skiff operating in the Arabian Sea.
The Royal Australian Navy's success in stopping illegal narcotic shipments in the Middle East Area of Operations is having a ripple effect across international terrorist organisations.
HMAS Darwin seizes $137 million of cannabis resin after high-speed pursuit in Gulf of Aden
Published on March 18, 2014 by Captain Sean Childs (author), ABIS Sarah Williams (photographer)
HMAS Darwin has seized and destroyed more than three tonnes of cannabis resin with an estimated street value of $137 million dollars, found aboard a skiff in the Middle East Area of Operations.
Illegal foreign fishing vessels intercepted
Published on March 18, 2014 by Australian Fisheries Management Authority and Royal Australian Navy Australian Customs and Border Pr Service (author)
Armidale Class Patrol Boat HMAS Launceston conducts a fisheries boarding of one of the fishing vessels.
HMA Ships Launceston and Glenelg have played an important role in the apprehension of four foreign fishing vessels operating in Australian waters, approximately 180 nautical miles north west of Darwin.
Victorious Melbourne returns to Sydney
Marine Technician, Able Seaman Sumeet Sewak stands at attention during procedure alpha as HMAS Melbourne prepares to berth alongside Fleet Base East in Sydney after returning from Operation SLIPPER.
After six months at sea and over a $1 billion dollars in drug apprehensions, HMAS Melbourne returned to her homeport of Garden Island, Sydney, today.
French and Australian naval ships seize large quantity of cannabis resin
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HMAS Darwin's boarding party board a suspicious shu'ai dhow to conduct a search for illegal contraband.
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HMAS Darwin's Rigid Hulled Inflatable Boat, 'Pegasus', rescues 13 Iranian fishermen.
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Navy's Midshipmen at forefront of maritime robotics
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Three Royal Australian Navy Midshipmen studying for their Bachelor of Engineering at the Australian Maritime College in Launceston are breaking new ground in the design and application of Autonomous Surface and Underwater Vehicles.

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The Grammy award winning hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar has always been involved in politics by speaking out in his music about issues such as mass incarceration and police brutality. A loyal supporter of former president Barack Obama, he has recently taken aim at our new president.
In one of his newest songs, Trump becomes a major target and focus of his lyrics. In "The Heart Part IV," Lamar raps "Donald Trump is a chump, know how we feel, punk Tell 'em that God comin', And Russia need a replay button, y'all up to somethin'" letting his audience know exactly how he feels about recent political developments.
The new song is a possible tease for a probable April 7th release time for an anticipated upcoming album. Lamar's song is an interesting flip in content as rappers have used Trump as a positive term for success.
This topic, however, is taking on popularity with other artists. The list of current rappers that are unleashing their anger about politics include: YG, Mac Miller, Eminem, Nipsey Hustle, G-Eazy, and Macklemore. YG and Nipsey Hustle were part of a two part song, the first titled FDT and FDT Pt. 2 included G-Eazy and Macklemore.
These artists have a captive audience on a few levels. One, these artists have legitimate concerns about the current American government. They also have artistic license to write and perform their opinions using language not appropriate for mainstream media. Let us not ignore that these songs are successful because their lyrics and sound are impassioned and meaningful. These are talented artists creating talented tracks that are adding to this current trend. Finally, their audience is receptive because of the age group. Youth are finding their voices being expressed, that those they idolize are legitimizing their concerns.
Deena Zaru from CNN reported that Eminem also is taking aim at the government, "The Detroit rapper is unleashing on President Donald Trump in a profanity-laced verse on "No Favors" — a song off fellow Detroit rapper Big Sean's "I Decided" album, which is out Friday. 'I'm anti, can't no government handle a commando/ Your man don't want it, Trump's a b**** I'll make his whole brand go under,' Eminem raps on the impassioned track that touches on issues like police brutality, the Flint water crisis, racism in America.


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Yves Beauchamp (PhD West Virginia University; MScA Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, BEng Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières) is Vice-Principal, Administration and Finance at McGill University.
Dr. Beauchamp previously held the position of full professor in the department of mechanical engineering at the École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS). He also was Vice Rector of the new campus and of development at the Université de Montréal and Director General at the ÉTS. At ÉTS, supported by a strong management team, he revitalized this university training ground for engineers, which became one of the largest in Canada under his leadership.
Dr. Beauchamp has received numerous awards and honours. He was elected Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering (2010), received the Medal of the National Assembly of Quebec (2013) and was made Knight of the National Order of Quebec (2014).
Dr. Beauchamp sits on a number of boards, including the Montréal Museum of Archaeology and History – Pointe‑à‑Callière, the Inno-Centre, the Canadian Academy of Engineering, the Centre de développement de la relève scientifique et technologique (CDRST), the Laval Cosmodôme and the Aéroports de Montréal Community Advisory Committee.
Dr. Beauchamp is a member of NSERC's Executive Committee.


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Advice to Rush Limbaugh Stations: PANDER
TALKERS | August 6, 2018
By Holland Cooke
BLOCK ISLAND, RI – "Pander." That is your one-word, sure-shot ratings success strategy.
Ten years ago, Limbaugh was a mature act. Some stations that branded as "Rush Radio" eventually re-branded. Now, buoyed by Trump, his 30th anniversary. During El Rushbo's recent Three-Oh show, the president called to gush congratulations.
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TALKERS | April 30, 2018
Conservative News/Talk Radio Takes on the White House Correspondents Dinner. While listeners of news/talk radio were venting about what they overwhelmingly saw as unnecessary attacks on President Trump's administration – most especially comedian Michelle Wolf's targeting of White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders – at Saturday's White House Correspondents Dinner, some news/talk radio industry players were also making their thoughts about the evening's program known. WABC, New York news and talk personality Rita Cosby attended the event. (She's seen above with Sarah Huckabee Sanders at a WHCD party and below with Kellyanne Conway at the event itself) Cosby tells TALKERS magazine that she'll be offering her take to WABC listeners on the "Curtis and Cosby" show today. Meanwhile, Salem Radio Network V.P./news & talk programming Tom Tradup shares the letter he penned to Bloomberg White House correspondent and White House Correspondents Association president Margaret Talev:
Hi, Margaret…and congratulations!
After viewing the disgraceful White House Correspondents Dinner on Saturday—and your refusal on CNN this morning to denounce "comedian" Michelle Wolf and the mortifying, obscenity-laced attacks she directed at White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, White House counselor KellyAnne Conway and other Trump Administration officials in attendance last evening…you have actually achieved what I had always thought impossible: displaying less professional journalism and more outrageous bias than even The Associated Press. An astonishing accomplishment.
Given the fact that you, personally, invited the vile Michelle Wolf as the evening's entertainment…and that rather than booing or leaving, members of your Association were seen on television guffawing over an onslaught of stupid "pussy" references, lame jokes about President Trump's performance in bed, the suggestion that President Trump's daughter is "full of shit" and sophomoric F-bombs for nearly 20 minutes…I hope President Trump never attends another White house Correspondents Dinner.
I know I won't.
Tom Tradup
iHeartMedia Files Joint Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization. This Saturday (4/28) filing in iHeartMedia's Chapter 11 reorganization lays out the current plan for the company's exit from bankruptcy protection. The Disclosure Statement states, in part, that "the proposed Plan achieves a value-maximizing restructuring that comprehensively addresses the Debtors' funded debt obligations and positions their businesses for continued growth and long-term success. As a result of extensive negotiations with groups representing their primary stakeholders, the Debtors entered into a restructuring support agreement on March 16, 2018. As a result, the transactions embodied by the Plan enjoy the support of Holders of nearly $12 billion of outstanding debt obligations across the Debtors' capital structure (including outstanding indebtedness held by the Debtors and their Affiliates), as well as the Debtors' equity sponsors. The Plan will reduce the Debtors' funded debt by nearly two-thirds – approximately $10.3 billion – and will result in the separation of the iHeart business and CCOH businesses through either a Tax-Free Separation or a Taxable Separation (the 'CCOH Separation')."…Reorganized iHeart will emerge from chapter 11 with New Secured Debt of $5.75 billion that will be secured by substantially all assets of Reorganized iHeart with a 5 – 7 year maturity, as well as a new ABL facility that will, among other things, provide working capital and fund distributions under the Plan; Senior Creditors collectively will share, in the manner described in detail below, in (i) 100% of iHeart's equity interests in CCOH (as separated from iHeart), (ii) $5.55 billion of the New Secured Debt, (iii) all Excess Cash, and (iv) 94% of the equity in Reorganized iHeart; Holders of Unsecured Debt Claims will receive their Pro Rata share of (i) $200 million of the New Secured Debt and (ii) 5% of the equity in Reorganized iHeart; and Holders of iHeart Interests will receive 1% of the equity in Reorganized iHeart."
PPM Analysis: News/Talk. In this final analysis of Nielsen's March 2018 PPM survey, managing editor Mike Kinosian takes a look at the 6+ performances of news/talk stations. iHeartMedia's KOGO, San Diego and Emmis Communications' WIBC, Indianapolis each record 6+ AQH share increases of more than half a share (+0.8 and +0.6, respectively) from the February 2018 survey. This during a period when only 34% of news/talk stations saw ratings increases. WIBC (+1.8) was one of five stations to see a year-over-year (March 2017 to March 2018) increase of more than one full share. Others were: iHeartMedia's hot talk WTKS-FM, Orlando (+1.6); Cumulus Media's WMAL-AM/FM, Washington (1.3); and iHeartMedia news/talkers KTLK, Minneapolis (+1.0); and WHJJ, Providence (+1.0). During Nielsen's March PPM survey, only two news/talk outlets ranked #1 in their respective markets: Cox Media Group's WSB-AM/WSBB-FM, Atlanta and Townsquare Media's WKXW, Trenton "New Jersey 101.5." See Kinosian's complete report here.
Russo and Rosen Appointed to Executive Posts at Entercom's Radio.com. The moves signal what Entercom is calling its "renewed commitment and strategic shift" regarding the Radio.com platform. Critics say that CBS's focus on TV and video allowed the digital audio platform Radio.com to languish under its watch. Now, new owner Entercom is bringing aboard Pamela Russo as SVP and general manager and Christopher Rosen as editorial director. Russo will report to Entercom EVP of digital JD Crowley, who says, "This is an exciting time for Radio.com. We welcome both Pam and Chris's expertise as we accelerate our strategy to make Radio.com a daily habit for the millions of fans across our family of brands, entertaining and informing users with spoken-word audio, curated music and premium editorial." Russo joins Entercom from Meredith Corporation (formerly Time Inc.) where she led digital strategy and operations for the company's portfolio of entertainment, travel and luxury brands, including People.com, EntertainmentWeekly.com, TravelandLeisure.com and Departures.com, among others. Rosen is being charged with leading the content development, editorial and video strategy for Radio.com, overseeing content teams in New York and Philadelphia. The company says that "working alongside Entercom programming executives Jeff Sotolano and Liana Huth, Rosen will focus on developing exclusive and original national content for Radio.com's national platform and portfolio of stations, while also working with local markets to surface their best content for national audiences." Rosen joins Entercom from Entertainment Weekly, where he served as executive editor for the brand's digital properties.
Michael Harrison Says Advertiser Boycotts Infringe Upon the Spirit of the First Amendment, If Not Its Letter. During a provocative conversation Friday evening (4/27) about advertiser boycotts being waged against the hosts of talk radio and television commentators such as Rush Limbaugh and Laura Ingraham by their political critics, RT America "The Big Picture" host Holland Cooke asked TALKERS founder Michael Harrison if this practice infringes upon Freedom of Speech as guaranteed by the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. Cooke suggested that boycotts are also an expression of free speech. Harrison agreed, but only to a point stating, "The First Amendment guarantees you not to be censored by the government, with a few limitations here and there, but basically the First Amendment gives you free speech separate from government control and government censorship. It doesn't provide you with a soap box and it doesn't guarantee that other people can't express their free speech rights in protest of what you said. So, the boycotts are a form of free speech – however, because commercial media today is so dependent on advertising revenue as its life blood, boycotts may not be an infringement of the letter of the First Amendment but they certainly are an infringement of the spirit of the First Amendment." Harrison continued, "It's hitting below the belt…it's part of the game but it's playing very dirty and it does threaten free speech in America because so many of our vehicles of free speech are dependent upon advertising." To see the entire segment of Friday's conversation, please click here.
WFAN-AM/FM, New York Keeps 'CMB' for Early Afternoons. With the return of Mike Francesa to the WFAN-AM/FM, New York "The Fan" program schedule tomorrow, the Entercom station announces the new program lineup. Current 2:00 pm to 6:30 PM hosts Chris Carlin, Maggie Gray, and Bart Scott – "CMB" – remain with the station hosting the 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm show. An hour is cut off the "Joe Benigno and Evan Roberts" program (now heard 10:00 am to 1:00 pm), and Francesa's "Mike On" show airs from 3:00 pm to 6:30 pm. Prior to Francesa's December departure from WFAN, his show aired daily from 1:00 pm to 6:30 pm.
Price: All I Learned About Resilience I Learned from ABBA. Business continuity expert Howard B. Price writes today to explain that all he's learned about dealing as a broadcaster with the challenges of natural disasters and made-made calamities he learned from the pop supergroup ABBA. The former, longtime ABC news and technology & operations director of business continuity and crisis management says that within the titles of the group's iconic songs lie the "inspiration and guidance for every resilience practitioner who aspires to rock-star status in the craft." Read his piece here.
Michiana's WTRC Raises $174,000 for Five Star Life. Pictured above is the staff of WTRC, Niles, Michigan "95.3 MNC" celebrating the $174,100 grand total raised recently during the radiothon to benefit Five Star Life – an organization that teaches middle-school children five core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, sacrifice, and courage in after-school programs. This is the eighth year that the Pathfinder Communications news/talk station has raised funds for Five Star Life.
TALKERS News Notes. Former Atlanta Braves outfielder Jeff Francoeur is joining Dickey Broadcasting Company's sports talker WCNN, Atlanta "680 The Fan" for a regular Tuesday appearance on the late morning show with Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino. WCNN general manager David Dickey says, "I'm excited that Jeff will continue to help 'The Fan' provide Braves fans with the best coverage and most in-depth analysis of the Atlanta Braves. And we are thrilled that Jeff will continue to be an important member of the Dickey Broadcasting Company family…both in prime-time and in game-time content."…..The NAB Education Foundation announces the election of six new members of the NABEF board of directors. They are: Graham Media Group's Emily Barr, Cox Media Group's Kim Guthrie, Sinclair Broadcasting's Rebecca Hanson, Univision Communications Inc.'s Rosemary Mercedes, Perry Publishing and Broadcasting's Kevin Perry and NBCUniversal's Craig Robinson. The National Association of Broadcasters Education Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to "serving broadcasters and the public interest by supporting and advocating community service, diversity, education and broadcasting issues and trends."…..Wishes for a speedy recovery go out to New Jersey Broadcasters Association president and CEO Paul Rotella who recently underwent emergency surgery for acute diverticulitis. Rotella says that although there were complications, he's on the mend and expects to be back working from his home office by next week…..Bonneville's news/talk KTTH, Seattle hosted the quarterly "Freedom Series" debate on April 24, this time addressing the issue, "Guns and Our Children." The station says the intent of the live community discussion "was to give the public an opportunity to talk through and find common ground on what's normally a polarizing issue. The two-hour panel event was hosted at the Edmonds Center for the Arts in front of a sold-out audience of more than 600 people. Pictured below (photo courtesy of Ashten Linkhart) The panel featured KTTH hosts Jason Rantz (far right) and Todd Herman (second from right), King County Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht (center), and KIRO-FM morning host Dave Ross (second from left). KCPQ-TV, Seattle reporter Brandi Kruse (left) served as the moderator. Bonneville Seattle VP and market manager Dave Pridemore says, "Through the 'KTTH Freedom Series' events, it is our hope to help our communities work through the issues that are important to them, especially issues that directly affect their families. I was proud of how the station respectfully addressed this timely and highly emotional topic. It was clear from the size of the audience, as well as their passion for the station, our KTTH hosts are connecting with our listeners about these matters on a daily basis."
White House Correspondents Dinner, Trump Threatens Government Shutdown/Caravan Asylum Seekers, Sprint and T-Mobile Announce Merger, Texas Voter ID Ruling, Pompeo Confirmed as Secretary of State, MLB Action and NBA Playoffs Among Top News/Talk Stories Over the Weekend. The flap over Michelle Wolf's routine at the White House Correspondents Dinner; President Trump's threat to let the federal government close in September if he doesn't get funding for the Mexico wall, along with the related issue of "caravan asylum seekers" at the border; T-Mobile and Sprint announce plans to merge; a federal panel of judges rules Texas voter ID law does not violate rights of blacks and Hispanics; Mike Pompeo's confirmation as Secretary of State; the weekend's MLB action and NBA playoffs were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio over the weekend, according to ongoing research from TALKERS magazine.
Music Radio News and Career Moves. At San Francisco hip hop outlet KRBQ "Q102.1,"Entercom promotes midday personality and music director Billy Vidal to program director. Entercom San Francisco SVP and market manager Gregory Nemitz, says, "Billy has a great understanding of this format and, more importantly, the Bay Area market. I have no doubt he will excel in his new role and will continue the upward trajectory of 'Q102.1.'" Vidal has been with the station for the past three years. He rose to music director in June of 2017…..Alpha Media appoints Dave Numme content director for classic hits KBAY and hot AC KEZR. Numme was most recently serving with Hubbard Radio in Seattle. He previously worked in the Bay Area as program director for KITS, San Francisco and was vice president of rock/alternative formats for CBS RADIO. Alpha Media San Jose market manager Lori Heeren comments, "I am honored to be able to work with someone with Dave's breadth of experience in radio and the Bay Area. He's a perfect fit for our team in Silicon Valley!"…..Gene "Bean" Baxter returned to the air on Entercom's alternative KROQ, Los Angeles on the "Kevin & Bean" show after more than a month off to deal with an undisclosed medical issue. Stryker had been sitting in on the morning show and returns to his afternoon drive show…..At the same time as Cox Media Group's WPYO "Power 95.3" shifts from hip hop to CHR, operations manager and WPYO program director Steve DeMann exits…..Neuhoff Media brings Miggy Santos to Illinois to program CHR WSOY-FM, Decatur "Y103" and rhythmic CHR WWHX, Bloomington "Hits 100.7." Neuhoff VP/programming Mike Shamus says, "Miggy brings experience and energy to a new concept for us. We've developed a special brand in the Twin Cities, Miggy has experience in winning with these types of projects. We're excited to have him on our team."
TALKERS | December 15, 2017
CRTV Expands Content in 2018; Andrew Wilkow to Host Thrice-Weekly Show. The digital video platform CRTV is announcing new programming to launch in the New Year. Joining the existing programming will be a program hosted by Andrew Wilkow that will offer new episodes three times per week. Wilkow hosts the daily satellite radio show, "The Wilkow Majority," on SiriusXM's Patriot channel. He says, "CRTV has been rapidly signing talent and creating content for dedicated followers on constitutional conservative and libertarian thought. I am honored to join the team led by Mark Levin, Michelle Malkin, Phil Robertson, Steven Crowder, Matt Kibbe, Deneen Borelli, and Gavin McInnes. For those that love 'The Wilkow Majority,' this new TV program will be a natural extension." Two other new programs debuting in January are "Roaming Millennial: Uncensored," starring YouTube sensation Roaming Millennial, and twice-per-week videos from Allie Stuckey. CRTV is parent of the Conservative Review.
Friends and Stars Abound on Mike Francesa's Penultimate WFAN Show. Today's final show will be a bit more subdued that Thursday's program done live at the Paley Center for Media. Mike Francesa says today it'll be just callers and him, with the last half hour or so just him talking to his fans. But, Thursday's show involved a gaggle of friends and fellow broadcasters saluting – and ribbing – Francesa on the second-to-last day of his 30-year career at WFAN, New York. Newsday reports the count of guests was 85 and included former WFAN partner Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, former WFAN colleague Don Imus, Carl Banks, Tiki Barber, John Calipari, Brian Cashman, Chris Christie, Bob Costas, Tom Coughlin, Victor Cruz, Dick Ebersol, Jim Fassel, Joe Girardi, Keith Hernandez, Eli Manning, Tim McCarver, Jim Nantz, Regis Philbin, Darryl Strawberry, Mike Tannenbaum, Lawrence Taylor, Suzyn Waldman, Bernie Williams and Kurt Warner.
CMG Radio News Pro Jamie Dupree Profiled by Politico. He serves Cox Media Group as radio news director of the Washington bureau. But, about a year-and-a-half ago, Jamie Dupree became increasingly unable to speak due to a condition that was eventually diagnosed as tongue protrusion dystonia. Unfortunately, there is no cure for the rare affliction and it's unknown if he'll ever get his speaking voice back. He still works for CMG covering the DC political beat because, as M. Scott Mahaskey writes in his piece in Politico, his Cox bosses realize that the connections and trust he's built up in DC over the past 30 years are "really valuable." Back when his voice worked, Dupree was a regular contributor to not only CMG stations, but he made regular appearances on Sean Hannity's Premiere Networks radio show. Read more about Dupree's story here.
SRN's Greg Clugston Delivers Annual Christmas Poem. News pro Greg Clugston continues the tradition he began 20 years ago – writing a politically tinged Christmas poem to the rhythm of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. You can read the entire poem here as USA Today printed the poem for international distribution. Salem Media Group vice president/news & talk programming Tom Tradup says, "We are proud to have Greg as part of our SRN News team and to know he has continued this annual tradition under both Democratic and Republican administrations for two decades." Clugston (left) is pictured here with White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders (right) after he read the poem to her and his colleagues from the White House Press Corps.
Roy Moore's Loss to Doug Jones in Alabama Senate Race Top News/Talk Story for Week of December 11-15. The special election for the vacant Alabama U.S. Senate seat that saw Democrat Doug Jones beat embattled Republican Roy Moore was the most-talked-about story on news/talk radio this week, landing atop the Talkers TenTM. At #2 this week was the various allegations of sexual misconduct against celebrities and politicians. Coming in at #3 was the Republican tax reform plan, followed by the Trump-Russia investigation at #4. The Talkers TenTM is a weekly chart of the top stories and people discussed on news/talk radio during the week and is the result of ongoing research from TALKERS magazine. It is published every Friday at Talkers.com. View this week's entire chart here.
Live from London. TALKERS founder Michael Harrison sat in this morning for Doug "VB" Goudie, co-hosting with Kim Carrigan from 6:00 am to 10:00 am ET on the WRKO, Boston morning show from his hotel room in central London using his trusted Comrex Access unit. Harrison has been on a special UK radio tour gathering material on British media. Harrison says, "It is amazing how reliable and in-studio-sounding Comrex equipment is, not to mention how easy it is to use. We had to remind listeners throughout the show that I was several thousand miles away from Kim, producer Jim Clerkin and board operator Marita Mackinnon on the other side of the ocean and not in the same room with them."
Music Radio News and Career Moves. At country KUPL, Portland "98.7 The Bull," Alpha Media adds Jenn Hays to the "Tony and Jake in Mornings" and re-brands the show "Bull Mornings with Tony, Jake and Jenn," effective January 8. Alpha Portland SVP/market manager Lisa Decker says, "Following an exhaustive nationwide search it was clear that Jennifer Hays is uniquely qualified to join The Bull's morning show. She is very talented, a native of Portland, a huge country music fan and growing up, KUPL was her favorite country station. She will bring her talent, wit, enthusiasm for Portland and country music home. The next chapter for The Bull's morning show is about to be written. We look forward to a fun and compelling local show as Jenn joins her co-hosts Tony Russell and Jake Byron."…..Spanish music radio pro Rico Hernandez is named by iHeartMedia Phoenix to the position of morning show talent and executive station producer for KOY-AM/K229DB "El Patron." Hernandez will continue to serve as midday personality on the company's KXEW-AM, Tucson "Tejano 1600." iHeartMedia EVP of programming West Division Steve Geofferies comments, "We're looking forward to Rico's Spanish expertise and experience. This is the start of a very exciting time for El Patron in Phoenix."…..SiriusXM is presenting a special, invitation-only show at Los Angeles' Troubadour on Tuesday (12/19) by Brian Setzer and his 19-piece Brian Setzer Orchestra. This is the third consecutive year the show will happen. The "Christmas Rocks!" concert will air Friday, December 22 at 8:00 pm ET on the Outlaw Country channel.
Music and Radio Pro Roxy Myzal to Retire. Her career in the music and radio businesses spanned 42 years but now, Roxy Myzal is ready to take it a bit easier and is retiring from her current position with United Stations Radio Networks. During her career, Myzal was music director at long-ago rock station WXLO-FM, New York; she worked promotions at Atlantic and Chrysalis Records; and served with Rolling Stone creating the "Rolling Stones' Continuous History of Rock and Roll" radio show. Most recently, she's been with USRN overseeing its hardDrive brand.
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Bears' Past NFL Draft Trades Place Ryan Poles in a Tough Predicament
Too aggressive of an immediate approach could result in a repeat of former GMs' mistakes. But at the same time, Poles will surely want to make a positive first impression.
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Chicago Bears' general manager Ryan Poles recently said he would be willing to move around picks to gain more selections in the 2022 NFL Draft. After all, he does have to dig himself out of the hole that former GMs created for him.
Over the last several years, the Bears have a poor track record of coughing up draft picks and not seeing much in return. Ryan Pace frequently traded up to select players he wanted while simultaneously costing the organization future draft capital. While the book is still open on Justin Fields, this strategy rarely worked the way Pace intended.
Due to the past regime's transactions, Poles enters his first draft as a general manager with only six selections -- and no first-round pick. Alas, the past will continue to haunt the future. It's a tough spot to be in, but the Bears' new GM must play the cards he was dealt.
The Present and Future
Earlier this offseason, Ryan Poles added a second-round pick (No. 48 overall) to the Chicago Bears' 2022 NFL Draft board via the Khalil Mack trade. That swap also netted the Bears a sixth-round selection in the 2023 draft. But what other moves can Poles make to gain more picks in this year's draft or in the future?
The Bears need depth all over the field, and this year's draft could help them acquire some of the missing pieces. Poles noted offensive line, defensive backs, and defensive line as deep positions in this year's draft. What the Bears do with their second-round selection will likely factor into how they navigate the rest of the field.
Still, Poles faces a tough challenge: is he willing to shop future picks to bolster the Bears' 2022 NFL Draft class? Too aggressive of an immediate approach could result in a repeat of former GMs' mistakes. But at the same time, he will surely want to make a positive first impression to provide hope for the 2022 season and beyond.
Only time will tell which route Poles decides to take, but the Bears are confident they have the right guy steering the ship.