Meg Dowdy is a Regional Content Director for Townsquare Media. She's worked in broadcasting for over 20 years, covering everything from local news to the latestTikTok trends. Meg was named one of Edison Media Research's "30 Under 30" in 2008, the Alabama Broadcasters Association's Best Medium Market News Reporter in 2021, and the recipient of Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio's Luminate Mentorship in 2023. Meg also serves as the National Contesting Director for Townsquare Media, creating compelling contesting campaigns for TSM's 357 local radio stations as well its portfolio of national brands. She lives in Alabama and can be found on any given Saturday cheering on the Crimson Tide.
Meg Dowdy
This Is the Definitive Ranking of the Best ’90s TV Dads
We're all in our Uncle Phil Era.
Is Charmin Gaslighting Us With A New ‘Luxury’ Line of Toilet Paper?
This may be how the 1% goes #2.
Who Wants to Go to the Four Seasons Orlando: Why the Internet Is Obsessed With the ‘Fully Conscious Baby’
Put your hand up if you want to go to the Four Seasons Orlando.
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The Cicada-geddon has arrived.
How Hot Will It Be This Summer? So Hot the National Weather Service Has Launched a New Tool to Measure It
2023 was the warmest year on record, and the National Weather Service has launched a new way to measure the impact of summer heat on our health.
How Many of These Iconic ’80s and ’90s Mall Food Court Restaurants Do You Remember?
From pizza at Sbarro and pretzels at Wetzel's to sweet treats at Orange Julius, we're counting down the most iconic 80s and 90s mall food court restaurants. How many do you remember?
Fuel Your Summer Fun with a $500 Prepaid Visa Gift Card
Want to win a $500 prepaid Visa gift card?
Here’s How You Can Win the VIP Upheaval Festival Experience
This is your chance to experience the 2024 Upheaval Festival VIP Style.
Here’s How You Can Win Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ on Vinyl
We have a chance for you to win a a copy of Taylor Swift's 'The Tortured Poets Department' on vinyl.
Remember When a Tiny Texas Town Actually Changed Its Name to Score Free Cable?
You serious, Clark (Texas)?