The Balancing Act for Rock and Alternative Radio
"Threading the needle between spice and smart is what separates good programming from great programming. It’s where the game is really played."
From Puerto Rico to the 50-Yard Line: Why Bad Bunny Belongs at the Super Bowl Halftime Show
"The Super Bowl isn’t going to make Bad Bunny mainstream. He’s already here."
When Networks Bow: Jimmy Kimmel, ABC, and the Dual-Edged Sword of Pressure
ABC’s decision to remove Kimmel will forever be a stain on the network. When you make that kind of mistake, it can’t be reversed simply by doing the right thing.
What Sports Radio Hosts Should Steal From Jimmy Kimmel Before It’s Too Late
"The most powerful voice you have is not your own. The most powerful voice you have is the people you connect with and the clients you partner with"
Where Megyn Kelly Was Right and Wrong in Her Defense of Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens
This distinction between people and ideas is crucial.
The Art of the Radio Rebrand: Intentional, Strategic, and Listener-First
"Whatever the reason, there has to be a reason."
How Paul Finebaum, Stephen A. Smith Show Network Safeguards on Political Leanings Are Outdated
"This is a perfect time for sports to be the great unifier it has always aimed to be, by breaking down the walls that prevent individuals from expressing political leanings"
Is Owning a Cable News Network a Strength or a Weakness in 2025?
For major corporations, the optics of running a news operation can easily morph into a strategic headache. Just inject some truth serum into Disney CEO Bob Iger and I'd bet he'd tell you the same.
Why Hot-AC Program Directors and GMs Must Replace Hype With Authenticity
"A compelling morning show, strong music mix, and meaningful giveaways don’t need to be oversold, they carry their own weight."
Why All-Christmas Radio Formats Still Deliver Huge Ratings Every Holiday Season
"If I have a basic Christmas playlist guiding principle, it’s putting the listeners’ interests ahead of my own."
