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Instead of listening to the naysayers who claim that our medium is over, focus on what we see and experience every single day.

"With the First Pick will not dazzle viewers with flashy production elements. It is built on substance, not spectacle."

"Dianna Russini’s resignation underscores a hard truth in modern media: optics and silence can define a career as much as your reporting."

Every time you pass on Ella, you're actively choosing a lesser song, then wedging that lesser choice into an hour with 20 minutes of commercials, a weather report nobody needs because windows exist, and a traffic report nobody needs because we have Waze — and then wonder why your AQH is down.

Networks like CNN and ABC News scrambled to keep up with splashy specials, but the real action was streaming straight from space.

To borrow a phrase that fits perfectly here, they chose to go to the moon not because it was easy, but because it was hard. There's a lesson in that for every news/talk programmer, host, and producer in America.

I've always thought it was brilliant for ESPN to license its brand to local radio stations. This is an even bigger, and perhaps smarter, play for Nexstar.

"This isn’t about choosing radio over TV. It’s about giving fans the option to experience the biggest moments their way—radio doing exactly what networks are already trying to do."

"Jack Diamond is a living, active testament to a life dedicated to radio and the power of local radio."

Hey, news/talk — if your focus is on pleasing the people who have been there since the ’90s, you will always be shrinking.