How ‘Monday Night Countdown’ Stands Out From Its Contemporaries
"If you want personality, rough-and-tumble football talk, well-conceived segments, and top-of-the-line analysis, ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown is appointment viewing for sure"
Who Replaces Molly Qerim on ‘First Take’
"Whoever is selected to fill the role will have big shoes to fill"
What Today’s R&B Samples Reveal About the Urban Radio Format
"Collabs in R&B aren’t new, but lately the quality of production has impressed me."
Charlie Kirk Tragedy Shows News/Talk Radio Doesn’t Always Need a Playbook
Some might argue that every company needs a disaster plan. In theory, that sounds fine. In practice, though, there are situations so rare and so devastating that they fall outside the scope of reasonable preparation.
Why X (Twitter) Dies Without Sports Media Involvement
"It isn’t a free speech platform. It’s a cesspool and it’s time for sports media brands to say goodbye"
Kevin & Taylor Launch New Era on Star 94.1 After a Quarter Century at ‘The Fish’
Twenty five years is a long time. Not simply in broadcast, but in anyone’s quarter of a century.
For scope, in the NEXT twenty five...
Are Sports Radio Stations Fully Prepared for the Unexpected?
"If sports radio adapted during COVID to address audience shifts toward on-demand and visual content, it can adapt now to ensure live talent are safe during events"
The 7 Essential Steps of Hot AC Radio Imaging
"The best imaging doesn’t just identify a station; it makes the station feel alive."
Fox News’ Will Cain Rose to the Occasion in Horrible Circumstances of the Charlie Kirk Tragedy
It is one thing to report tragedy. It is another to receive the phone call, read the bulletin, or have a producer whisper in your ear that your friend has just been killed.
