Mike Stern

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Mike Stern is a Classic Rock columnist and Features writer for Barrett Media. He has been with Jacobs Media consulting stations in the Classic Rock, Rock, Alternative and AAA world for more than a decade. Prior to that he programmed stations in Chicago, Detroit, Denver Las Vegas and other markets. He also worked as News/Talk Editor for Radio and Records, wrote about Top 40 Radio for Billboard Magazine and had his own radio talent coaching business called Talent Mechanic. 

What Pizza Hut and Heinz Can Teach Classic Rock Radio Programmers

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"Your station can do something Yum Brands and Heinz can't"

How Jodi Koontz Went From Producer to Anchor of a Syndicated Show

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"The reason I think it's important to tell that story is because that's the day I learned you have to ask for what you want."

WPDH Turns 50: How a Hudson Valley Classic Rock Legend Is Celebrating

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"Not many brands can say they've been around for 50 years consistently the way we have."

X96’s Todd Nuke’Em Explains Why Alternative Radio Must Reclaim Its Pre-Nirvana Roots

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"You should not let the Classic Rock station steal U2 from you. That's your band."

WPDH’s Andrew Boris Proves Hyper-Local Radio Still Wins

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"I don't think anyone knows exactly what radio will look like in the future, but I do know that local content will be something that becomes even more important."
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Approaching the Summit: Joel Raab, Country Radio Programming Consultant

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"Networking is more vital than ever as the industry shrinks."

Pat McAfee Reportedly Could Earn $60 Million per Year From ESPN With Contract Extension

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"His existing arrangement includes a licensing agreement for The Pat McAfee Show that pays over $17 million per year — plus separate contracts for College GameDay and other ESPN contributions."

Pat McAfee ‘State of Sports’ Special Reportedly Draws 278,000 Viewers In ESPN Primetime Window

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"The program, titled State of Sports, aired May 27 and featured McAfee conducting commissioner-level interviews. On ESPN alone, the two-hour special drew just 278,000 viewers."

Man Charged Following Threats to 93 WIBC Hosts Jason Hammer, Nigel Laskowski

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The threats came in the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination.