Orlando Radio: Make It Four In A Row For WRUM

iHeartMedia’s Tropical WRUM 100.3 FM continued it win streak in the June PPMs (6+ AQH Total Week) released Thursday by Nielsen Audio.

WRUM was off just a bit in June 8.7—8.4, but has a 2.1 share lead over  the market’s #2 station, which is CBS Radio's Classic Hits WOCL 105.9 FM.  Sunny 105-9 was steady at 6.3, but moved up a notch in the ranker.

iHM’s Rumba has been #1 five times in the first six months of 2015.  In February it ranked #2.

Central Florida Educational’s non-com WPOZ 88.3 came in at number 3.  The Contemporary Christian Z88.3 “Safe For The Little Ears” station showed upward movement for the third consecutive month.  From May to June it increased 6.0—6.3.

iHM’s Mainstream Top40 WXXL 106.7 FM lost share 7.0—6.2 and dropped two positions  to #4.  Cox Media Group’s  Classic Hits WMMO 98.9 FM was up 5.3—5.9 to claim the #5 spot for a second month.

25-54:  WRUM…WTKS…WXXL…WOCL…WPOZ

18-34:  WRUM…WXXL…WPYO…WOMX…WJJR

18-49:  WRUM…WXXL…WTKS…WOCL…WMGF

Cume:  WMGF-FM 537,600...WXXL-FM 531,000...WOMX-FM 457,700...WMMO-FM 429,700...WOCL-FM 380,400 -

Top 10 Morning Shows (6+ M-F 6a-10a)

1         Tropical WRUM Rumba 100.3 John Musa and Jenny Castillo 

2         Top 40WXXL XL 106-7 Johnny’s House 

3         Cont. Christian WPOZ Z88.3  Ellis B. Feaster and Tyler
TIE    Personality Talk WTKS Real Radio 104.1 FM  The Monsters 

5     Country WWKA K92  AJ & Ashley

TIE AC WMGF Magic 107-7 John and Leslye 

7         HotAC WOMX  Mix 105.1 FM  The Morning Mix w/Scott McKenzie, Dana & Jay 

8         Classic Hits WMMO 98.9 FM Denise 

9         R/Top40  WPYO Power 95-3 The Obie & Lil’ Shawn Morning Show 

10     Classic Hits WOCL Sunny 105.9 FM Rick Stacy

Noteworthy:

• JVC Media New Country WOTW103.1 FM has been struggling since it debuted in mid-December 2014. This month there is some growth to note Total Persons 6+ The Wolf increased 0.5—1.0…25-54 The Wolf was up 0.5—1.3…18-34 it was up 0.6—1.2.
• Cox Media’s Heritage Country WWKA K92 was up 5.2—5.9 6+…4.8—5.5 25-54 and up 5.2—5.8 18-34.