CBC: Another host exits

Not intending to go all Canadian on you, but it’s worth noting that Shelagh Rogers is leaving CBC Radio One’s morning show “Sounds Like Canada.” She’ll leave in May, right around the time the entire network departs to cottage country. CBC.ca reports the decision was “mutual” and there’s a chance Shelagh will return to host another show in the fall.

This follows news last month that Jurgen Gothe is giving up his weekday slot on Radio 2 for a new weekend program. (part of the final phase of the re-design of Radio 2)

Last month, CBC announced that Eric Friesen would be leaving “Studio Sparks” by the end of the summer, and the corporation by the end of the year. Eric, of course, came south of the parallel to American Public Radio (the PRI precursor) and Minnesota Public Radio for a few years.

That’s three major host changes in a month. (Is Jay Kernis up there?)