Hubbard Radio Talent Institute Begins Today At Central Washington University

Ginny Morris

HUBBARD RADIO Chair/CEO GINNY MORRIS takes the opening session as the second annual HUBBARD RADIO TALENT INSTITUTE at CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY in WASHINGTON STATE begins this afternoon (6/19).    

MORRIS said, “Compelling and relatable on-air talent is what separates local radio from all other audio entertainment services. Our investment in THE NATIONAL RADIO TALENT SYSTEM at CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY is an extension of HUBBARD RADIO’s commitment to do our part to nurture and grow the talent pipeline for the industry. We are proud to partner with DAN VALLIE and his team in this important initiative”.

Ten days from now, HUBBARD Pres. DREW HOROWITZ closes the Institute with the “Now is the Time to Start Thinking like a Pro” session. Students from various universities in the state and region accepted into the Institute will meet and learn from radio pros from HUBBARD, BONNEVILLE, ALPHA MEDIA, ENTERCOM, TOWNSQUARE MEDIA and others, including STEVE RAIBLE, Play-by-play announcer of the SEATTLE SEAHAWKS. And the students will be the live studio audience for the Mornings with ALAN AND ASHLEY show from WARM/SEATTLE, broadcasting live on campus at the Institute.  

NATIONAL RADIO TALENT SYSTEM Founder/Pres. DAN VALLIE stated, “It shows how much people in our industry loves what we do, take pride in being in broadcasting, and more importantly, will do what it takes to ensure we have bright young talent in the industry today and that we thrive on into the 21st century.  We are building the talent farm the industry has always needed, now more than ever. We appreciate being able to work with RICHARD DESHIELDS, Dean of Student Success, and CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, and are honored to partner with HUBBARD RADIO in WASHINGTON STATE.”

Individual broadcasters, groups or organizations who would like to join the NATIONAL RADIO TALENT SYSTEM in establishing and sponsoring a RADIO TALENT INSTITUTE on a campus in their state and region should contact DanVallie@NationalRadioTalentSystem.com, or call (828) 262-1502, or go to www.NationalRadioTalentSystem.com. 

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