In this week's episode: We're joined by RadioInsight's Lance Venta as we break down all the many moving parts of the CBS Radio/Entercom deal set to close on Friday.

While we're on the road, we bring you more of our interviews from the floor at the Audio Engineering Society and NAB New York conventions in October. We talk with two top spoken-word consultants, Valerie Geller and Holland Cooke, plus a chat with Bill Bennett of LAWO about virtualizing studios and cool-looking European broadcast consoles.

In this week's installment: We're on the road, but the FCC's busy getting ready for a vote to change some cross-ownership rules. What will it mean for broadcasters (and newspapers)? We dig deep...

Top of the Tower tackles the intricacies of the FCC's elimination of the main studio rule - plus conversations with engineers at the NAB New York and AES shows

This week's episode is all about one big breaking news story: the announcement Tuesday afternoon that Entercom's spinoffs will include five Boston stations.

Who'll end up with WBZ(AM), WBZ-FM, WZLX, WRKO and WKAF? Will it be Hubbard? Cox? iHeart? Someone else? We break down all the possibilities with Lance Venta of RadioInsight.com, which broke the story.

It’s an extended episode this week with two great guests! We talk about some of the latest TV repack developments (including the exclusive news about an unusual deal in Boston that you read about first in NorthEast Radio Watch), and then we chat with some of the Daves we know. First up, it’s Dave Collins […]

In this week's Top of the Tower podcast:

EMF picks up signals from CBS Radio/Entercom deal, including a Scranton rimshot - New translator/HD2 signals on the air in Rochester, Binghamton - Bruins seek new radio voice - WFMU's odd new billboard - A chat with Howard Price about a new high school radio station he's building - Steve West talks about his labor of love, Airchexx.com

In this week's Top of the Tower podcast: New Hampshire's WBIN goes away (sort of) in the first shot of the TV repack, some thoughts on CBS/Entercom, a conversation with New York radio legend Anita Bonita, and more from the Radio BBQ!

In this week's edition: Thoughts on the Radio Show in Austin - Wheatstone's Mike Erickson and broadcast continuity/disaster prep expert Howard Price talk about the lessons from Harvey and now from Hurricane Irma - Sounds from the big Radio BBQ in Connecticut over the weekend - and more!

In this week’s episode: How an obscure Rhode Island law could delay WBRU’s license sale – Saluting Texas broadcasters – The Radio Show gets underway in Austin – What we heard at the eclipse – and more!