Alternative Radio Awesomeness from Toronto: Part 1 of 2
“We have more leeway to experiment to do things in a non-traditional way. We can try out music genres that aren’t traditionally Alt,”
Radio Advertising for Brand Awareness
Most new radio clients want to be known before they are needed or should be. But how can radio advertising achieve this, and how...
Rich Eisen Was a Star at ESPN, He’s Become an Icon with NFL Network
NFL Network host Rich Eisen was part of a new breed of sports anchor when he came into the national consciousness on ESPN in...
A Radio Road Map From The Presidential Election
-what is the “est” factor of my brand, how is it defined? Loud-est? Funni-est? Brash-est? Friendli-est? Warm-est?
Can Radio Personalities Be Too Involved in Their Community?
It is often said that radio personalities cannot be too involved in their communities. There is a lot of truth to that and there must...
Leigh Diffey Made a Mistake During Olympics Broadcast on NBC, So What?
It was one of the most human moments of a very human Paris Olympics. Just past the finish line, exhausted from expending everything he...
Why News/Talk Radio Needs to Embrace Localism More Than Ever Before
News/talk radio has been somewhat reliant on nationally syndicated shows. But that advantage could soon be going away. It's best to get ahead of losing that advantage sooner rather than later.
The Radio Legends We Admired Growing Up
Hearing Dan Ingram play 1962’s “The Stripper Song” by David Rose every afternoon at 5pm made me smile every single time.
If FS1 Wanted Real Change, Skip Bayless Had to Go
“Skip Bayless had to go because he has been doing this for years. Everyone that was ever going to watch Skip Bayless has already watched him.”
It’s OK For Broadcasters to Ask For Help
With the Paris Olympiad saturating our tablets and TVs, it’s a great time to point out collaborations among teammates.
