Columns

“Even though I was on television, I always thought [that] what should distinguish me is my work."

"I just don't want to lose. I have a lot of internal personal inadequacies ... I'm the Kathy Bates character in Titanic. New money? That's me."

College radio is, in many markets, dead...College radio could be – should be – an incubator for journalists even more than for radio personalities.

Our industry has been through a lot of challenges. Seemingly, the changes can create uncertainties in our lives. These moments can be very good, but things change.

That isn’t an offer, it’s a shark attack.

There was once a time in America when journalists were respected as truth-tellers and reliable sources of information. That was before so-called “advocacy” reporting reared its ugly head...

Americans believe social media companies have too much influence in politics and censor political viewpoints they object to. It's not just a Republican belief anymore, the study went on to say it is a growing feeling among Democrats.

As a self-avowed independent, the morning show is perfect for me. I react in real time and make a concerted effort to look at all sides of an issue, while making the show (hopefully) a safe space for Democrats and Republicans alike. Can the same be said after 9 AM?

The high recent watermark for the WHCD was set in 2016, for President Barack Obama's final Dinner (4.9 million).

"Podcasting's really different than broadcasting ... we're talking to a much bigger and much broader audience."