How Are Hot AC Stations Finding the HITS in Today’s Crowded Media Landscape?

Programming a Hot AC station today is harder than ever! The landscape has never been more cluttered. Listeners are swimming in a sea of...

Why Personal Connections Between News/Talk Radio Leaders and Syndicated Hosts Still Matter

I probably receive 100 emails every day, and some brand managers get many more. Your email touting that you have common sense and want to talk politics is not enough.

There’s a Better Energy at Audacy

"Audacy knows it has to rebuild relationships, trust, and enthusiasm, and they're trying to do that."

Radio Can Find a Better Investment for Change Than Re-Investment in Nielsen

"This constant quid pro quo between Nielsen and radio is disappointing, and both sides share the blame"

Why Fox News Dominating the TV Ratings Isn’t the Most Impressive Thing It Has Done in 2025

Fox News has done spectacularly well in the ratings. It's performing even better in a more important metric.

What Dr. Demento, NBC Sports, and Listener Marketing Have in Common

"I'm taking this week’s column to share thoughts on a few notable, completely unrelated, articles that crossed my path last week."

How Far is News/Talk Radio From Trying a Completely AI-Generated Format?

The average person may not be able to tell the difference between a real person’s voice and a synthetic voice, and we know that there’s a large number of people who don’t care, as long as they hear things that confirm their opinions.

Why Clients Who Think Radio Advertising is Dead Are Dead Wrong

"If clients are ignoring a medium that still dominates reach, owns local markets, and delivers affordable impact, they’re not “innovative” - they’re leaving money on the table."

The Psychology of Feedback: What Every Radio Program Director Should Know

"Getting the best out of talent and knowing what and how to coach are learned skills."

Television Networks Have Become So Reliant on Live Sports for Their Own Survival

"NFL, college football, the Masters, and March Madness all cost networks tens of billions collectively. Without them, broadcast TV’s ratings would plummet, and advertisers would flee"

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