John Mamola

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John Mamola is Barrett Media's sports editor and daily sports columnist. He brings over two decades of experience (Chicago, Tampa/St Petersburg) in the broadcast industry with expertise in brand management, sales, promotions, producing, imaging, hosting, talent coaching, talent development, web development, social media strategy and design, video production, creative writing, partnership building, communication/networking with a long track record of growth and success. He is a five-time recognized top 20 program director in a major market via Barrett Medi's Top 20 series and has been honored internally multiple times as station/brand of the year (Tampa, FL) and employee of the month (Tampa, FL) by iHeartMedia. Connect with John by email at John@BarrettMedia.com.

Radio Has Forgotten Its Most Important Metric

"The audience is telling you exactly why they’re tuning out, are you listening?"

John Clayton: ‘The Professor’ Who Reigned Over Seattle

“He'll be a role model for all of us both in our professional lives and in private forever,”

Meet The Podcasters: David Locke, Locked On Podcast Network

"We pride ourselves in being the most talent-friendly media organization in the country."

The Media Industry Must Enter Rehab For ‘X Addiction’

Monday morning brought the unofficial beginning of the National Football League’s new year. The legal tampering period serves as a day for NFL teams...

Freddie Coleman Questions Radio’s Continued Diversity Issues: “What Are You Afraid Of?”

"If somebody is really talented, their skin color or their gender shouldn't matter."

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Stu Burguiere Bringing ‘Predictable’ Show to BlazeTV

Burguiere spent nearly three decades as a member of The Glenn Beck Program before leaving to launch Predictable.

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The average global response rate increased 4% during the second quarter compared to the first quarter.

News Media Share Memories on 9/11’s 25th Anniversary

For many journalists, 9/11 remains more than an important story from their careers. Instead, their memories reflect a moment when television provided Americans with their primary window into an unfolding national tragedy.

Judy Markey, Longtime WGN Radio Host, Dies

The program, which she co-hosted with Kathy Voltmer, spent two decades on WGN Radio and became one of the station’s signature shows.