While most networks already have a top booth assembled, execs are always looking for the ‘up and comer’ who can add some freshness to a broadcast or a booth.
“How long do you expect radio to remain viable, leaving debt out of the equation for now? I would think there are better investments, but you can say that for all media.”
There are millions of websites, 500 TV stations, streaming services, social media, numeous radio stations, and YouTube that are vying for eyeballs. Are you grabbing the attention of your audience?
It's the "Chicken or the Egg?" of the news/talk world. Do you have to be born a news/talk radio natural to succeed in this industry or can it be taught?
Not everybody is going to like you. And that's ok. But it feels like once every couple of weeks McAfee dips into the "Nobody's rooting for me" bag. It's exhausting.
"If somebody doesn't understand the context of why it matters to them, they're not going to watch because they don't think the information they're about to receive is applicable to them."