Starter House: River House/Warner/WAR’s Hudson Westbrook celebrates his inaugural No. 1, “House Again,” at BMI’s Nashville office yesterday (5/6). Pictured (back, l-r) are Sony Music Publishing’s Rusty Gaston, WRN's Cris Lacy, River House's Zebb Luster, BMI’s Mitch Ballard, ASCAP’s Emilia James and River House's Lynn Oliver-Cline; (front, l-r) producer Ryan Youmans, songwriter Neil Medley, Westbrook, songwriter Dan Alley, producer Lukas Scott and Studio Bank’s Ron Cox.
Bullmaxxing: Wheelhouse's Alexandra Kay (r) with WUBL/Atlanta's Angie Ward at New Bulls On The Block.
Airway To Heaven: Blue Highway's Jackson Dean celebrates his second No. 1, “Heavens To Betsy," at BMI. Pictured (back, l-r) are Big Machine Music’s Mike Molinar, River House's Lynn Oliver-Cline, Studio Bank’s Kari Barnhart, BMI’s MaryAnn Keen, Sony Music Publishing’s Tom Luteran, Jody Williams Songs’ Jody Williams and Little Louder’s Arturo Buenahora; (front, l-r) songwriter Benjy Davis, producer Luke Dick, Dean and songwriter Driver Williams.
I'm Up To Fresno Good Again: RCA's Corey Kent (c) with KSKS/Fresno, CA's Kiss Country Morning Show hosts Joe Castelan and Kris Daniels.
iHeartCountry Club: Team Big Machine at the iHeartCountry Festival in Austin. Pictured (l-r) are Jimmy Harnen, Jay Cruze, Ryan Dokke, iHeart's Rod Phillips, Sandi Spika Borchetta and Scott Borchetta.
Take Me Home, Country Toads: Triple Tigers' Shane Profitt with the label's Julianna Vaughn and KSSN/Little Rock's Jess Jennings at the Toad Suck Daze Festival. Watch Profitt's game in the toad race 
Pen Pals: Leo33's Trey Pendley with KNCI/Sacramento, CA's Sonia Jimenez and Chad Rufer (top) and KKBQ/Houston's Travis Moon and Lauren "Lo" Sessions-Barker.
Don't Come Cookin': Blue Highway’s Jackson Dean plays WUSN/Chicago's Low Dough. Pictured (l-r) are the station's Austin Huff, Dean, the station's Marci Braun, WSCR's Leila Rahimi and WUSN's Melissa McGurren and Scotty Kay.
WXTU's Razz To Retire
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 station in 2006, rose to 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.
