Is It Fair for the Radio Goodbye To Become the Only Memory for Your Next Manager?
"Saying goodbye is never something any talent truly prepares for, and every talent chooses a different way to send off their listeners in the final moments."
The Interview Rules Every News/Talk Radio Talent Must Follow
"If you are hosting the show, you are the expert. You are the bartender making the drink. Looking at benchmarked guests, some are amazing, but most just suck"
How ‘NFL Matchup’ Doesn’t Just Talk the Talk; They Chalk the Chalk on ESPN
"It’s not just Football 101; it’s Football 2.0—a higher level of learning, loving, and living the game."
The Christmas Test for Radio: Would You Want a Station Today?
Could you do something unique and make a profit at the same time? Most of the time, the answer is, “I would have loved to years ago, but no way today.”
How You Say Goodbye on the Radio Matters More Than You Think
"Being sad, confused, concerned, angry, and emotional is natural when a job you love is going away. But part of a public job involves dealing with situations that are stressful and difficult."
Even WFAN Isn’t Immune From Adapting for Changing Listener Demands
"Once information became ubiquitous, the update lost its leverage, and without leverage, radio loses relevance. That reality doesn’t spare WFAN, regardless of how iconic the call letters may be"
Is Westwood One Sports the Change Needed for an Evolving Sports Radio Industry?
"In a business that keeps recycling the same voices while wondering why audiences age out, this lineup represents a calculated disruption"
The Pros, Cons, and Realities of the Radio Budget Process
"Budgets shouldn’t be excuses. They should be truths. A goal continually worked towards."
The Harsh Truth About News/Talk Radio As 2026 Approaches
As the national political landscape gets saturated with content on YouTube, podcasts, and elsewhere, local stations won’t be able to win by trying to compete exclusively in that lane.
Netflix and YouTube Are Proving We All Want What We Don’t Have
Neither company lacks strength where it already plays. That dominance, however, apparently no longer feels sufficient.
