The Howard Stern Show Is Fading Into Its Final Chapter
What's long been rumored as the slow fade of Stern's career appears to have finally arrived. This isn't retirement, and it isn't cancellation. It's something murkier.
Netflix’ Biggest Challenge Isn’t Buying Sports Rights, It’s Changing Viewing Habits It Created
"Convincing millions of subscribers to abandon the on-demand habits that made Netflix the world's biggest streaming service may prove far more expensive than any rights agreement it ever signs."
AI Data Centers Present an Opportunity Local Broadcasters Shouldn’t Miss
"Great broadcasters have always examined and unpacked complicated issues so local communities can understand them. It should be no different when AI data centers are involved."
Spotify, TikTok, and Radio Still Can’t Crack Discovery
Here's a question worth sitting with. After thirty years of technological advancement, billions of dollars in platform development, and more music available to more...
What Taylor Swift’s Wedding Teaches Morning Radio Programmers
I can't help it. I'm surrounded by it. My wife is a massive Swiftie, so there was absolutely no avoiding the fact that behind...
Why Radio’s AI Disclosure Debate May Already Be Dead Air
"Disclosure only matters if consumers believe there's meaningful value in knowing the difference. Based on the latest research, they're already showing they don't."
News/Talk Radio Burnout: When It’s Time to Walk Away
How do you reconnect with that first moment of love? If that love has changed, is it time to walk away on your own terms and divorce the industry?
Costco Already Selling Halloween Decorations — Is Radio Ready?
On July 6th, reports stormed the internet that Costco was the first "big box" operation to set out Halloween decorations for sale. Smart move....
Did CNN Call Scott Jennings a Liar Over His Mitch McConnell Comments?
There's a meaningful difference between a contributor's personal account and a network's verified reporting, and that distinction matters here.
The Radio Industry Has a Bigger Internal Than External PR Problem
"The industry needs people with talent and passion who are focused on solutions, not individuals stealing paychecks, doing damage from the inside out."
