Is One Talk Radio Host Enough?
Solo interviews are what I love most about the radio format; and in my opinion, it’s what separates radio from local or cable news.
Despite End of Writers’ Strike, Late Night Shows Still Struggling
One big caveat to these declines is that April 2023 was a highly newsworthy month that featured Donald Trump‘s first indictment and arraignment.
When Did College GameDay Lose Its Way?
Fans of the sport grew to love the show because it exuded the same passion they held. It objectively is not that show any longer.
War Zones Hold an Untold Truth For Reporters
Most reporters sent to combat zones are sent to week-long hazardous duty camps, where we learn first aid, from setting tourniquets and carrying wounded.
Carley Shimkus is One of Several Strong Female Voices on Fox News
"It's never a competition. It's always been a family. Everybody brings a little something different."
Amazon, NBA Marriage Doesn’t Make Sense
“Maybe this is part of a grander plan. It would have to be, right?”
Does Radio Have a Plan to Reach Gen Z?
Like any other demographic group, Gen Z is not monolithic, but how would you appeal to a reasonably sized chunk of the demo? How would you create buzz?
John Howell is Concerned About the Present and Future of News/Talk
"Terrestrial radio has painted itself into a position now where everybody is going to have to find their small but loyal audience."
News/Talk Radio Can’t Be All Doom And Gloom All The Time
The overwhelming majority of listeners are never going to be upset when you share important life moments with them. It makes you more relatable as a personality...
Mike Greenberg Has Completely Reinvented Himself
There is a new Mike Greenberg. He has traded in his tie for an open collar and beard. The best part of the current-day Greenberg is that he’s having fun.
