Miller & Carolla Team For Podcast

1-15-2015

Dennis Miller and Adam Carolla are joining forces for a new podcast series, PO'd With Dennis Miller and Adam Carolla. Look for the podcast to debut Saturday, January 17. The new one-hour weekly show will be available on the PodcastOne website, the PodcastOne app, and iTunes.

PodcastOne Chairman and CEO Norm Pattiz said, "They're both incredibly talented, extremely well-known, each with a huge fan following, and yes, as the title of the show would imply, they're often PO'd about one thing or another. We think this is gonna be the latest big hit coming from PodcastOne and there's a lot of smiles around the office."

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Mark Miller Moves To APM

10-9-14

Miller is the former director of editorial operations at Newsweek/Daily Beast and deputy editorial director at The Hollywood Reporter. He joins American Public Media's Marketplace as managing editor. Miller has also worked at the Dallas Morning News, the Texas Tribune, and ABC News. He also led the digital editorial strategy at Newsweek.com.

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Scott Miller Joins WGN Chicago

11-8-13

Miller says after 45 days working freelance, he is now one of the newest full time employees at WGN Radio. "I have dedicated my life to radio since the age of 12. I have had incredible leaders along the way, Biondi, Gehron,  Winfrey?and now to be able to add De Castro to that list?.I am forever grateful." Miller joins the Pete McMurray show (11 p.m. ? 2 a.m) aas full-time executive producer.

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St. Louis Hall of Famer Richard Miller Dies

12-30-2012

Miller purchased KXLW in St. Louis in 1958. He added KADI-FM in 1969.  In 1995 Miller sold his stations when he became chairman of Truman Bank in Clayton. He was inducted into the St. Louis Radio Hall of Fame in 2005, and was due to be honored at the Second Annual Classic Rock Radio Reunion next month in St. Charles.

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Dennis Miller Signs New Deal With Dial Global

3-14-2012

Dennis Miller and Dial Global have agreed to a new long-term deal as Miller celebrates five years on air. The length of deal was not disclosed. Miller says, ?It has been a fine five years with a great and growing audience that I enjoy riffing with. As I bask in the glorious wake of modest achievement, I look forward to many more years behind the microphone.? The Dennis Miller show is heard on over 300 stations, including the 24 markets. Miller will host a special 5-year anniversary show on March 29.

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Miller says, ?It has been a fine five years with a great and growing audience that I enjoy riffing with. As I bask in the glorious wake of modest achievement, I look forward to many more years behind the microphone.? Dial Global co-President/CEO David Landau comments, ?We are ecstatic about our relationship with Dennis and thrilled to be associated with a rock star and national treasure of this magnitude.? 

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After 3 Decades Mark Miller Leaves WBAL Baltimore

July 13, 2011

Miller has been with WBAL for 32 years, 21 years as the stations News Director. WBAL Vice President and General Manager Ed Kiernan sent the following memo to the WBAL staff to announce the change: "Mark started as an editor/producer, and then was a reporter for ten years. For the last 21 years, he has overseen the news operation. Being the news director at a station like WBAL can be all consuming if you?re going to do it well.  Mark let me know that at this point in his life, he wants to take on new challenges and write a new chapter to his life.  Most importantly, he wants a new career that will allow him to have a more ?normal? life that better suits his family circumstances with his wife and four-year-old daughter."

Kiernan went on to say "As a reporter, Mark won two Maryland State Bar Association gavel awards.  He won the Silver Gavel from the American Bar Association.  Twice in the 80s he was recognized by UPI for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Radio. Under his leadership, the accomplishments of the WBAL News Department speak for themselves. In 1993, WBAL Radio?s reporting on the fall of Baltimore Comptroller Jackie McLean earned it the Award of Excellence from the Associated Press Broadcasters.  That award is the highest broadcast honor handed out nationally by the Associated Press. In June 2000, the WBAL News Department won the New York Festival Grand Award, topping more than 1,300 contestants from 37 countries."

"But mostly, I am proud of the 21 National Edward R. Murrow Awards earned by the news department during Mark?s tenure.  Ten different members of our staff have won National Murrows in that time, in seven different categories.  And three times, WBAL News earned the Overall Excellence Murrow as the best large market news operation in the country. 1090AM/WBAL Radio is Maryland?s most important and influential radio station thanks to the efforts of Mark Miller.  He is my friend and I will miss him dearly."

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