Beginning this Saturday, October 6, Janet Parshall will host a new show, Talking it Over with Janet Parshall, on the Moody Broadcasting Network. This two-hour program will air every Saturday morning from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm CST and will discuss cultural topics relevant to Christians across America

It was 25 years ago this month that Moody Broadcasting Network, based in Chicago, Ill., came onto the radio scene with its first satellite fed programming being received by the networks Owned and Operated stations

Moody Bible Institute has named Dr. Gene Getz the newest member of the Trustee board. Dr. Getz, a 1952 graduate of Moody, has been involved with every aspect of Moody’s core ministries, education, publishing and broadcasting. These factors alone help him bring a unique perspective to the board

Moody Bible Institute has named Ken Heulitt the organization’s new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Vice President. Heulitt will oversee all financial aspects of the Institute including the accounting department, treasury, investments and assets, and procurement. He will also sit on the President’s Cabinet

WMBI-FM Chicago raised $3,256,000 from 14,664 partners during their annual SHARE fundraising event from March 20 through March 23

Moody Radio will have a large presence at this year’s National Religious Broadcaster’s Convention (NRB) in Orlando, Fla. February 17-20

Coinciding with the annual National Prayer Breakfast this week, members of the WMBI morning team will broadcast live from the Heritage Foundation in Washington, DC, Tuesday through Friday. WMBI hosts Mark Elfstrand and Dave Mitchell will highlight the faith community at work in the nation’s capital, and Elfstrand will attend the breakfast on Thursday, February 1

In October 2006, Moody Radio rolled out a new format for its long-standing news program, Prime Time America. The network increased the show’s programming by 30 minutes extending it to a full two hours and doubled the show's segments to 12

As broadcasting technology evolves and new formats such as Internet and HD radio become the norm, the Moody Broadcasting Network (MBN) and WMBI 90.1 FM Chicago are running full speed into this changing landscape through Operation Next. Beginning November first and second, this capital campaign will raise funds for “more Moody Radio” through upgraded equipment and expanded programming

The Louisiana State Penitentiary (LSP), in Angola, La., and WMBIFM (90.1) Chicago are about to embark on a historical journey. For the first time in Chicago history, a radio station will broadcast live from within the walls of a maximum-security prison, this Friday, August 25 from 5:00-9:00 a.m. CDT

Twelve feet of water covered WBSN’s station transmitter for two weeks after Hurricane Katrina. The non-profit radio station was in a desperate place. Forced to remain off the air for the next six months, the station lost much of its listener support

In 1926, Chicago caught America’s attention with the completion of Soldier Field, the opening of the first branch of Wacker Drive for traffic and the introduction, by a Chicago-based company, of the first home radio receiver to operate on AC power. That same year Chicago became the birthplace of America’s first non-commercial Christian radio station, WMBI

Bruce Everhart was announced as the new manager of WMBI-FM 90.1FM WMBI 1110AM earlier this month

Paul Wills was awarded a Doctor of Laws (L.L.D.) degree honoris causa, from Moody Bible Institute (MBI) in Chicago, Ill. on May 13, 2006.  The degree was granted in recognition of Wills’ accomplishments as an outstanding Christian layperson and longstanding member of the Board of Trustees