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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Mike Janssen

    Former KCBX GM Frank Lanzone dies at 77 (opens the original)

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    KCBX Central Coast Public Radio is saddened to announce the death of Frank Lanzone, who served as the station’s president and general manager since 1980. Lanzone died Thursday after a brief illness. He was 77. Lanzone announced his retirement in February 2026. After stepping down, he continued to serve as VP of KCBX and as executive director of the Live Oak Music Festival, an event he helped launch in 1989. “For the past 46 years, no one was more dedicated to the station, people and the communit

  2. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Mike Janssen

    Karen Feagins rejoins WJCT Public Media as CEO (opens the original)

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    Karen Feagins is returning to WJCT Public Media in Jacksonville, Fla., as the station’s next president and CEO, the station announced Friday. Feagins will start in the role Aug. 31. She previously worked for WJCT from 2005–18, starting as a reporter and Morning Edition host. She later oversaw content and operations, then served as COO before joining PNC Bank as its first client and community relations director for the North Florida market. While working for PNC, Feagins served for seven years on

  3. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Mike Janssen

    Frank Mueller named station manager of Utah Public Radio (opens the original)

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    Frank Mueller was named station manager of Utah Public Radio in Logan. Mueller started in the role July 1. He succeeds Tom Williams and Kerry Bringhurst, who had co-managed the station since 2019. The duo announced their retirement in February. The new station manager most recently served as director of programming and broadcast operations for WPSU in State College, Pa. Penn State University, WPSU’s licensee, approved the sale of the station last year to WHYY in Philadelphia. Mueller started in

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