Why Adam Silver Is Right Where Sports Media Outrage Is Wrong

"Silver’s comments may have seemed tone-deaf, they reflect the reality of who the league serves—and it’s not always the fan"

Charlie Kirk Taught Broadcasters the Value of Uncomfortable Conversations

The other thing Charlie did — something News/Talk broadcasters in particular can learn from — was to get out of his bubble.

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"

It’s a Coincidence That Fox News Removed Howard Kurtz From Its Weekend Lineup, Right?

His show may not have been the crown jewel of Fox’s lineup, but it filled a role that, frankly, few others in cable news want to play.

Media Coverage of Charlie Kirk’s Death Showcases the Industry’s Best and Worst

"When senseless tragedies occur that take the life of any media professional, we should all be outraged, not searching for 'an angle' to advance a story."

Don’t Let the Spirit of Charlie Kirk Fade Away After Senseless Shooting

I have great respect for Kirk, both the man and the news/talk radio host. Because of the qualities he held personally and professionally.

How Can Radio Best Address the Anniversary of September 11th?

"A simple, heartfelt acknowledgment of the lives lost, the families impacted, and the heroism shown ensures that listeners know you recognize the significance, emotional impact, and power of the day"

Erin Andrews Provided a Moment on How to Properly Handle Criticism in Sports Media

"Once you take ownership over the decision to receive the feedback, that’s when you’ll be less defensive about it"

Can Sports Media Do Anything To Keep Players Accountable for Poor Behavior

"The inevitable blaming of the media or the pressure of fame are signs of people who truly believe their own hype"

Why Rock Radio Needs an Executive with the Purse Strings

The industry can’t allow real solutions for the future to take a back seat to this week’s bottom line.

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