She claims she told Geiger, who was also her supervisor, about what she believed were discriminatory practices taking place within the company favoring the “Johnny Dare Morning Show” over hers, including a disparity in show budgets and preferential treatment when it came to booking guests on the two programs.
Bandokoudis, who is now hosting afternoons at Cumulus Media crosstown modern rock “X105.1” KCJK, claims she was fired because of her gender and in retaliation for making complaints to management. Bandokoudis’ lawyer, Ivan Nugent of the Krigel & Krigel law firm, declined to discuss the case beyond the initial lawsuit. A woman falsely identified as a porn star during a 2012 broadcast on 96.5 The Buzz was awarded $1 million after a weeklong trial in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kan. Ashley Patton filed the suit against the radio station’s owner, Entercom Kansas City, seeking damages for mental suffering, shame and humiliation. Alicia Solo is Back!
", Afentra: "Let me see.
“A mistake was made that day, no question about it,” he said.
Read More. Because rather than viewing Patton’s unfortunate free fall into the Buzz morning show’s crosshairs as an isolated slip, the porn star banter appeared to be a typical example of the crude, obscene behavior practiced by the station’s air staff.
Does it Even Matter? 2 years ago. Bandokoudis sued Entercom Kansas City LLC in U.S. District Court in Kansas in late March, accusing the company of paying male on-air personalities like Johnny Dare and Scott Geiger, better known as Lazlo, much more than her despite her morning show “consistently outperforming” that of her male counterparts. Ladies and gentlemen... the results are in.
“We look forward to seeking justice for Ms. Bandokoudis and being able to tell her story in court,” Nugent said in an email. Filed in U.S. District Court in Kansas in March, the suit claims other Entercom air talent, including Johnny Dare (John Caprefoli), morning man at rock sister KQRC-FM (98.9), and Lazlo (Scott Geiger), afternoon host and Program Director at “96.5 The Buzz,” made significantly more than her $100,000 salary, despite her program outperforming theirs. Listen to the segment to find out!
On the morning of April 20, 2012, two individuals, using separate telephone numbers, texted the name “Ashley Patton” to the 96.5 “The Buzz” radio station text line. !” This text message was sent from a phone number used by Cameron Sharp, and the parties agree was not read aloud on the air. Suit states her show outperformed Johnny Dare and Lazlo, but she was paid less. (Entercom’s) entire defense was that it was a simple human mistake, not reckless behavior.
Bandokoudis drafted a letter that she considered sending to Entercom detailing her complaints of harassment and discrimination. Mark has an analogy for Afentra and Dannyboi.
Afentra lost some things on an airplane. The incident that led to the suit occurred during the April 20, 2012, morning show hosted by Afentra Bandokoudis, known as “Afentra,” and Daniel Terreros, known as “Danny Boi.”. The lawsuit read the on-air conversation went like this: Danny Boi: "Oh God, that poor girl. Three Months Before Holiday, Christmas Comes To Youngstown. The two male air talent also received monthly endorsement fees and bonuses, including company stock, according to the suit.
Bandokoudis claims that after the incident, Entercom ignored her complaints and even though Geiger was replaced as her direct supervisor, she still needed his approval before she posted to social media. Required fields are marked *. We now know who has the best meatballs on the morning show. “However, it was an unknowing mistake.”. Part of RADIO.COM Music. Flying.
She claims she told Geiger, who was also her supervisor, about what she believed were discriminatory practices taking place within the company favoring the “Johnny Dare Morning Show” over hers, including a disparity in show budgets and preferential treatment when it came to booking guests on the two programs.
Bandokoudis, who is now hosting afternoons at Cumulus Media crosstown modern rock “X105.1” KCJK, claims she was fired because of her gender and in retaliation for making complaints to management. Bandokoudis’ lawyer, Ivan Nugent of the Krigel & Krigel law firm, declined to discuss the case beyond the initial lawsuit. A woman falsely identified as a porn star during a 2012 broadcast on 96.5 The Buzz was awarded $1 million after a weeklong trial in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kan. Ashley Patton filed the suit against the radio station’s owner, Entercom Kansas City, seeking damages for mental suffering, shame and humiliation. Alicia Solo is Back!
", Afentra: "Let me see.
“A mistake was made that day, no question about it,” he said.
Read More. Because rather than viewing Patton’s unfortunate free fall into the Buzz morning show’s crosshairs as an isolated slip, the porn star banter appeared to be a typical example of the crude, obscene behavior practiced by the station’s air staff.
Does it Even Matter? 2 years ago. Bandokoudis sued Entercom Kansas City LLC in U.S. District Court in Kansas in late March, accusing the company of paying male on-air personalities like Johnny Dare and Scott Geiger, better known as Lazlo, much more than her despite her morning show “consistently outperforming” that of her male counterparts. Ladies and gentlemen... the results are in.
“We look forward to seeking justice for Ms. Bandokoudis and being able to tell her story in court,” Nugent said in an email. Filed in U.S. District Court in Kansas in March, the suit claims other Entercom air talent, including Johnny Dare (John Caprefoli), morning man at rock sister KQRC-FM (98.9), and Lazlo (Scott Geiger), afternoon host and Program Director at “96.5 The Buzz,” made significantly more than her $100,000 salary, despite her program outperforming theirs. Listen to the segment to find out!
On the morning of April 20, 2012, two individuals, using separate telephone numbers, texted the name “Ashley Patton” to the 96.5 “The Buzz” radio station text line. !” This text message was sent from a phone number used by Cameron Sharp, and the parties agree was not read aloud on the air. Suit states her show outperformed Johnny Dare and Lazlo, but she was paid less. (Entercom’s) entire defense was that it was a simple human mistake, not reckless behavior.
Bandokoudis drafted a letter that she considered sending to Entercom detailing her complaints of harassment and discrimination. Mark has an analogy for Afentra and Dannyboi.
Afentra lost some things on an airplane. The incident that led to the suit occurred during the April 20, 2012, morning show hosted by Afentra Bandokoudis, known as “Afentra,” and Daniel Terreros, known as “Danny Boi.”. The lawsuit read the on-air conversation went like this: Danny Boi: "Oh God, that poor girl. Three Months Before Holiday, Christmas Comes To Youngstown. The two male air talent also received monthly endorsement fees and bonuses, including company stock, according to the suit.
Bandokoudis claims that after the incident, Entercom ignored her complaints and even though Geiger was replaced as her direct supervisor, she still needed his approval before she posted to social media. Required fields are marked *. We now know who has the best meatballs on the morning show. “However, it was an unknowing mistake.”. Part of RADIO.COM Music. Flying.
She claims she told Geiger, who was also her supervisor, about what she believed were discriminatory practices taking place within the company favoring the “Johnny Dare Morning Show” over hers, including a disparity in show budgets and preferential treatment when it came to booking guests on the two programs.
Bandokoudis, who is now hosting afternoons at Cumulus Media crosstown modern rock “X105.1” KCJK, claims she was fired because of her gender and in retaliation for making complaints to management. Bandokoudis’ lawyer, Ivan Nugent of the Krigel & Krigel law firm, declined to discuss the case beyond the initial lawsuit. A woman falsely identified as a porn star during a 2012 broadcast on 96.5 The Buzz was awarded $1 million after a weeklong trial in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kan. Ashley Patton filed the suit against the radio station’s owner, Entercom Kansas City, seeking damages for mental suffering, shame and humiliation. Alicia Solo is Back!
", Afentra: "Let me see.
“A mistake was made that day, no question about it,” he said.
Read More. Because rather than viewing Patton’s unfortunate free fall into the Buzz morning show’s crosshairs as an isolated slip, the porn star banter appeared to be a typical example of the crude, obscene behavior practiced by the station’s air staff.
Does it Even Matter? 2 years ago. Bandokoudis sued Entercom Kansas City LLC in U.S. District Court in Kansas in late March, accusing the company of paying male on-air personalities like Johnny Dare and Scott Geiger, better known as Lazlo, much more than her despite her morning show “consistently outperforming” that of her male counterparts. Ladies and gentlemen... the results are in.
“We look forward to seeking justice for Ms. Bandokoudis and being able to tell her story in court,” Nugent said in an email. Filed in U.S. District Court in Kansas in March, the suit claims other Entercom air talent, including Johnny Dare (John Caprefoli), morning man at rock sister KQRC-FM (98.9), and Lazlo (Scott Geiger), afternoon host and Program Director at “96.5 The Buzz,” made significantly more than her $100,000 salary, despite her program outperforming theirs. Listen to the segment to find out!
On the morning of April 20, 2012, two individuals, using separate telephone numbers, texted the name “Ashley Patton” to the 96.5 “The Buzz” radio station text line. !” This text message was sent from a phone number used by Cameron Sharp, and the parties agree was not read aloud on the air. Suit states her show outperformed Johnny Dare and Lazlo, but she was paid less. (Entercom’s) entire defense was that it was a simple human mistake, not reckless behavior.
Bandokoudis drafted a letter that she considered sending to Entercom detailing her complaints of harassment and discrimination. Mark has an analogy for Afentra and Dannyboi.
Afentra lost some things on an airplane. The incident that led to the suit occurred during the April 20, 2012, morning show hosted by Afentra Bandokoudis, known as “Afentra,” and Daniel Terreros, known as “Danny Boi.”. The lawsuit read the on-air conversation went like this: Danny Boi: "Oh God, that poor girl. Three Months Before Holiday, Christmas Comes To Youngstown. The two male air talent also received monthly endorsement fees and bonuses, including company stock, according to the suit.
Bandokoudis claims that after the incident, Entercom ignored her complaints and even though Geiger was replaced as her direct supervisor, she still needed his approval before she posted to social media. Required fields are marked *. We now know who has the best meatballs on the morning show. “However, it was an unknowing mistake.”. Part of RADIO.COM Music. Flying.
She claims she told Geiger, who was also her supervisor, about what she believed were discriminatory practices taking place within the company favoring the “Johnny Dare Morning Show” over hers, including a disparity in show budgets and preferential treatment when it came to booking guests on the two programs.
Bandokoudis, who is now hosting afternoons at Cumulus Media crosstown modern rock “X105.1” KCJK, claims she was fired because of her gender and in retaliation for making complaints to management. Bandokoudis’ lawyer, Ivan Nugent of the Krigel & Krigel law firm, declined to discuss the case beyond the initial lawsuit. A woman falsely identified as a porn star during a 2012 broadcast on 96.5 The Buzz was awarded $1 million after a weeklong trial in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kan. Ashley Patton filed the suit against the radio station’s owner, Entercom Kansas City, seeking damages for mental suffering, shame and humiliation. Alicia Solo is Back!
", Afentra: "Let me see.
“A mistake was made that day, no question about it,” he said.
Read More. Because rather than viewing Patton’s unfortunate free fall into the Buzz morning show’s crosshairs as an isolated slip, the porn star banter appeared to be a typical example of the crude, obscene behavior practiced by the station’s air staff.
Does it Even Matter? 2 years ago. Bandokoudis sued Entercom Kansas City LLC in U.S. District Court in Kansas in late March, accusing the company of paying male on-air personalities like Johnny Dare and Scott Geiger, better known as Lazlo, much more than her despite her morning show “consistently outperforming” that of her male counterparts. Ladies and gentlemen... the results are in.
“We look forward to seeking justice for Ms. Bandokoudis and being able to tell her story in court,” Nugent said in an email. Filed in U.S. District Court in Kansas in March, the suit claims other Entercom air talent, including Johnny Dare (John Caprefoli), morning man at rock sister KQRC-FM (98.9), and Lazlo (Scott Geiger), afternoon host and Program Director at “96.5 The Buzz,” made significantly more than her $100,000 salary, despite her program outperforming theirs. Listen to the segment to find out!
On the morning of April 20, 2012, two individuals, using separate telephone numbers, texted the name “Ashley Patton” to the 96.5 “The Buzz” radio station text line. !” This text message was sent from a phone number used by Cameron Sharp, and the parties agree was not read aloud on the air. Suit states her show outperformed Johnny Dare and Lazlo, but she was paid less. (Entercom’s) entire defense was that it was a simple human mistake, not reckless behavior.
Bandokoudis drafted a letter that she considered sending to Entercom detailing her complaints of harassment and discrimination. Mark has an analogy for Afentra and Dannyboi.
Afentra lost some things on an airplane. The incident that led to the suit occurred during the April 20, 2012, morning show hosted by Afentra Bandokoudis, known as “Afentra,” and Daniel Terreros, known as “Danny Boi.”. The lawsuit read the on-air conversation went like this: Danny Boi: "Oh God, that poor girl. Three Months Before Holiday, Christmas Comes To Youngstown. The two male air talent also received monthly endorsement fees and bonuses, including company stock, according to the suit.
Bandokoudis claims that after the incident, Entercom ignored her complaints and even though Geiger was replaced as her direct supervisor, she still needed his approval before she posted to social media. Required fields are marked *. We now know who has the best meatballs on the morning show. “However, it was an unknowing mistake.”. Part of RADIO.COM Music. Flying.
