Does News/Talk Radio Need to Join News Television in the Spirit of Collaboration?
TV brands have started sharing their content with one another on the biggest stages. Should news/talk radio follow suit?
Musical Differences Are An Amusing Take On The Generational Jukebox
Let’s take a look at the musical habits of Boomers, Gen Xers, Millennials, and Zoomers and how they might amusingly see each other!
What Jason Goff Calls ‘Old-School’ is Costing Radio Great Talent
When Jason Goff told his podcast listeners that he would not be joining 670 The Score, he said something that genuinely made me furious....
News Talk Radio Hosts Need Real On-Air Chemistry
Is there such a thing as on-air chemistry between news talk radio show hosts? We might as well ask if all radio show cast...
Radio Changes The Past Ten Years: The Good And The Bad
The Pandemic was a seismic event in recent years, affecting every business immensely, including radio and all media.
If Younger Audiences Won’t Come to Radio, Maybe Radio Should Follow Charlie Kirk’s Lead and Go to Them
"Whether you care about politics and like or dislike Kirk, isn't important. It's the idea he came up with that you should be thinking about taking advantage of."
News Media Shouldn’t Get Too Close to the People They Cover
The people on whom you report or about which you talk about? Not your friends. Or to be more precise, even if people in the...
What Happens When Your Radio Station Gets COVID-19?
Radio station brands get sick. Sometimes, the healthiest brands struggle through the illness because those stations are unfamiliar with the experience.
Red, Blue, or Purple? Nielsen Has Them All!
Somewhere along the way, we became color conscious in this country. I’m not talking about race or ethnicity, but party affiliation. Republicans are red,...
Radio Station Talent Not Tied to Revenue or Content Development Can No Longer Be Surprised by Getting Let Go
To borrow a line from the great Billy Joel, "I got a call from an old friend, we used to be real close..." This...
