Longtime Beasley WXTU/Philadelphia PD/midday host Mark "Razz" Radziewicz is retiring May 22. “It has been an incredible journey,” he says. “I am so very grateful to the listeners who welcomed me into their lives each day, and to the amazing team I’ve had the privilege to work with over the years. I want to thank the Beasley family for their support, belief, and friendship throughout my time here. Philadelphia will always hold a special place in my heart.” Razz joined the company in 2006, rose to WXTU MD in 2010, APD/MD in 2017 (CAT 6/6/17), and PD in 2019 (Breaking News 1/7/19). His previous stops include WBZZ/Pittsburgh, WAAF/Boston, WAXQ & WXRK/New York and WMMR/Philadelphia. Reach him here until May 22.

Former Black River SVP/Promotion Bill Macky has joined Quartz Hill Music Group (QHMG) as SVP/Promotion & Marketing, overseeing radio strategy for both the Quartz Hill Records and Stone Country Records artist rosters. "He’s worked with some of the best of the best in Nashville and has had great success at each step in his career," says QHMG President/Founder Benny Brown. "As our QHMG family continues to grow, Bill will be an important part of our efforts to help our artists achieve their dreams." Macky can be reached here. 

Macky joined Black River as VPP in 2012, and rose to helm the department for the second time two years ago (Breaking News 3/14/2024). He and others from his team departed that label last month (Breaking News 4/13). Prior stops include Epic, Sony and MCA, which followed his 16 years in radio. Last week, Quartz Hill parted ways with promotion executives Will Robinson and April Rider (CAT 4/30).

Still The Ones: Here are select Nielsen Audio Continuous Diary Measurement (CDM) ratings for March 2026 (three-month rolling average, 1/8-4/1/26) compared with January and February. Ranks (in parentheses) are among subscribers. Unless otherwise noted, all figures are Persons 12+, Monday-Sunday, 6am-midnight.