Now is the Perfect Time for News/Talk Radio Hosts to Experiment and Evolve
Change can be scary. But there is always room for change and improvement. You must adapt.
600 KOGO Afternoon Host Lou Penrose Might Have the Most Unique News/Talk Audience in America
"Most cities kind of measure themselves on if they're a small town, a mid-sized city, or cosmopolitan. San Diego is a small town, but it's worldly."
ESPN Should Sit Tight with Mike Breen and Doris Burke for NBA Games
“They’re good together. They also are two people who happen to want the jobs they already have. These are their destination positions.”
Grandstanding From Sports Media About Foul Language at Press Conferences Must End
I lost track of how many sports media figures I saw either take to social media, their television, or radio shows to argue against the language used by JJ Redick.
Being Born to Work in News Media Both a Blessing and a Curse
Our business is changing all the time, and if you’re not trying to learn from others and what’s trending, you’ll be doing something else … soon.
NBC News Daily Sees Ratings Growth After Nearly 2 Years in Daytime
The View remains the top daytime news program, however, with an average or more than 2.2 million viewers.
Give Me Less College GameDay, More Game
“If you cut out all of Desmond Howard’s and Kirk Herbstreit’s fake laughter, you probably only have 90 minutes of content stretched out to twice that length.”
Seller to Seller: Sales Meeting
That passion can get you meetings, it can get you sales, it can get you referrals and it can make you rich.
Kraig Kitchin Knows and Values the Importance of the Radio Hall of Fame
"I am first and foremost somebody who likes to shine a spotlight on the ... brilliance of others. I don't stop to think about if there's a place for me in the Radio Hall of Fame."
Should Broadcaster Salaries Be Made Public?
"If you were working in a smaller market, making 50K per year, and your salary got reported in the press and discussed in media circles, how would it sit with you?"
