Hi, I'm Yaniv. And I really love radio.

Yaniv Morozovsky is an Israeli broadcaster and media executive with more than two decades in media: presenting and producing radio, voice-over, and connecting traditional radio with the internet. Over the years he has edited and presented programmes on many national and regional stations.

In October 2026 he was appointed to a senior role at Kan News, Reshet Bet, after almost a decade at 103fm, most recently as its VP of content and development. He also edits and presents on radio, and is editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Post's podcast lineup.

In 2023 he led news-broadcast innovation at Kan, the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation, and redesigned the on-the-hour newscast of Kan Reshet Bet.

As a journalist he was a news editor at Israel Hayom, edited the paper's consumer and health supplements, and headed a desk in its new-media department.

As a lecturer he coordinated the radio and voice-over courses at BPM College in Tel Aviv, and he gives talks and workshops on radio, digital media and voice-over at colleges and schools.

In May 2012 he was appointed head of Kol Israel's entertainment division and manager of Reshet Gimel, the youngest manager the Israel Broadcasting Authority ever had.

For the Ministry of Education he wrote and edited the new-media curriculum used by high schools across Israel, and he is certified as a matriculation examiner in radio and digital media.

Many consider him one of the pioneers of internet radio in Israel. He was among the founders of the veteran online stations ClickFM (where he was also programme director) and Click2Dance, and helped launch many online stations with a complete package: a studio built to budget, a website and streaming, plus training and advice on content and branding.

In 2013 he founded radioDANCE, which he still runs: a 24/7 dance-music station with top radio people and DJs from Israel and abroad.

From 2005 to 2012 he founded and ran the educational station Radio Kol Ramat HaSharon 106FM. He built its studios and trained generations of high-school students and volunteers of all ages. He also wrote and taught Israel's first course on internet radio, at Ariel University.

He served as an announcer at Galei Tzahal (IDF Radio) from 2001 to 2004, presenting many programmes on Galei Tzahal and Galgalatz. He still edits and presents news and programmes there as a reservist.

Over the years he has edited and presented on many regional stations: a daily current-affairs show on Radio Tel Aviv, morning and music shows on eco99fm, current affairs on Radio Darom, entertainment on Radio Jerusalem, music on Radio 90fm and more.

From 2004 to 2005 he was manager and editor-in-chief of Music Box Israel, the interactive music channel on yes.