John Lund

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With decades of experience behind the mic, John Lund is more than a sports commentator and weekly columnist for Barrett Media—he’s a storyteller, humorist, and true fan. He's hosted shows in mid sized markets like Pittsburgh and Salt Lake City to larger cities like San Francisco, Detroit and Dallas. John has even hosted nationally on ESPN Radio. Known for his sharp wit and deep sports knowledge, John welcomes your feedback. Reach him on X @JohnLundRadio or by email at John@JohnLundRadio.com.

Renegotiating NFL Media Deals Early Is Far From a Gamble

"Football isn’t just entertainment — it’s a ritual, a fix, an addiction. And the numbers prove it"

Tom Brady Is the NFL’s Most Important Made Man

"It’s Tom Brady, out in the open, doing Tom Brady things. And if that bothers you, then make sure your team is smart enough to keep its own secrets"

Sports Media Requires Different Perspectives From Players and Non-Players Alike

"Players, reporters, hosts—every opinion now flies instantly to anyone with Wi-Fi. The lesson? Fans need more than just the player’s perspective"

The NFL Pregame Show Is No Longer The Destination It Once Was

"The NFL can keep pretending the warm-up still matters, but the audience has already moved on"

Football Streaming Solutions To Save Your Bottom Line

"It’s the classic deal with the devil: money for access"

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The Kyle Shanahan News Timeline Exposed Sports Media’s Biggest Credibility Problem

"If the people with the best access aren't willing to report one of the biggest stories in the NFL until the team decides it's time, then they're no longer setting the news agenda."

Key Industries That Reinvented With Technology or Just Simply Disappeared

"In today's economy, adaptability may be the most valuable competitive advantage any organization can possess."

Let Sid Rosenberg’s Fox News Comments Be a Reminder to News/Talk Radio Hosts

Hosts don't need slurs or hyperbole to make an argument land.

Music Labels Demand AI Disclosure Accountability Standards

"Did AI help a human make the recording, or did AI make the recording for the human?"