Entercom. DGK - Dirty Ghetto Kids. I forget some of the names sef, herh Mawuli School. if you’re not dating any of the top girls in school, you no dey inside, charley dem go use pressure finish you during entertainment 😂

Accra and entercom niggas

And then there's this. George Soros (through Soros Fund Management and related entities) is the largest shareholder in Audacy (formerly known as Entercom), which owns or operates roughly 200–235 radio stations across about 40 U.S. markets.

Agreed. They closed all their other locations and opened a new one in OP, but it just wasn’t the same. Was actually surprised 610/Entercom at the time didn’t try to create their own version to compete against.

Recording Daniel Puders podcast in LA at Entercom

Audacy, originally called Entercom Communications Corp., had been based in the Philadelphia region since its founding in 1968. The company has officially ended that run. bizjournals.com/philadelphia…

Hypocrite Newsom didn't have a problem when George Soros bought up Audacy (formerly Entercom) - the second-largest radio broadcaster in the U.S. (220–235 stations across 40 markets) (Grok) You're right to point this out in the context of Gavin Newsom slamming the FCC for approving the Nexstar-Tegna TV merger as "right-wing media consolidation." The Audacy deal gave a prominent left-leaning donor effective control over a huge radio footprint, with the FCC under Democratic leadership accelerating approval. Many conservatives highlighted the double standard: consolidation is only a "disgrace" or "Putin-like" when it doesn't favor one side.

Since the old key cards are showing up (and mine was old when Entercom bought the stations)

Wrong again Keitho. CBS Radio’s core the last 50 yrs were the large mkt all-news stations (WCBS NY, WBBM Chgo, etc.). FMs mostly Top 40. ALL were sold to Entercom (now Audacy) in 2017. Plus streaming has all but replaced over the air. But nice try.

WBBM Newsradio is not owned and operated by CBS. It’s owned by Audacy, which bought CBS Radio in 2017 when it was called Entercom. As we tweet, WBBM is trying to figure out how the end of CBS News will affect it. WBBM-TV, which is separate from WBBM-AM, is an O&O of CBS.

I thought it was a very interesting piece, the Carson comparison was very accurate For one thing there was a literal split Entercom stations didn't carry C&B, they had their own show I had to ditch my regular Rush station (980 AM KMBZ!) because I couldn't hear C&B

⚽️ FRESHERS FOOTBALL FEVER IS HERE! ⚽️ The SRC-SPORTS & ENTERCOM of the University of Technology and Applied Sciences presents the ultimate showdown: The Freshers Inter-Departmental Match! 🏆 Who will claim the bragging rights?

SRC-Entercom, is proud to officially launch Freshers De Zaanem🎉🎉 There will be a photoshoot session, with a strictly official dress code. All freshers are encouraged to attend and be part of this important session.

OOOH, LOVE ME SOME SENDOFF RALLY! 💙❤️🩶Duckboat victory parades (original 'rolling rally') are cool, but have you ever seen dynasty-era SENDOFF RALLY? Hosted by original NE @Patriots hype-man, @FitzyGFY, back before Entercom poisoned his mind & sold his soul to 👿. Pure 🔥!

I worked at entercom and everyone said you used to smear shit on the walls.

WWRX 103.7 spent a few years simulcasting the late WFNX before Phoenix Media sold it to Entercom (now Audacy) in 2004 for $14.5 million. Two decades later, Audacy is unloading it to a public‑radio nonprofit for just $5 million. Sometimes you cut your losses while you’re already behind.

Just some dime store hooker

Who’s the young guy?

Nothing but respect but can’t believe Entercom hasn’t upgraded WGR’s microphones? Feel like they are same ones from when I interned there in 2009

It has got to hurt know you were the architect of WEE> success in the 90s and 2000's and Entercom just trashed it.