How Vince Coglianese, Larry O’Connor, and Anthony Cumia Show Prep for a News/Talk Radio Show
"It's all consuming. Every second of the day, whether it's consuming media on my phone, TV, or radio ... it is a never ending experience."
How Scott Masteller Is Rewriting the Playbook and Transforming 97.5 The Fanatic
"That made it really easy for me to get back into this. Knowing that if I can walk away from this at some point and realize I helped all these talents get to a better place then I’ve done something pretty good"
Why the Partnership Between Grant Stinchfield and Real America’s Voice Works Pefectly
“They want Stinchfield as the brand on their show, and they will do everything they can to help me build my brand as I help them build their brand, and there's a total partnership between building these businesses in this new frontier of new media.”
Why A Bet on 101 KXL Paid Off For New Program Director Grant McHill
"It's something I've wanted to do for a long time. I've passed on other opportunities to lead and PD other stations because I believe in KXL."
How ‘The Hardline’ Remains the Gold Standard of DFW Sports Radio on The Ticket
"When history is looking back at this era of communication, we may be the last terrestrial radio station that was a behemoth"
The Industry According To….Heather Luke, General Manager of Big Machine Rock
"Radio isn’t the gate keeper anymore, but it’s still a powerful amplifier."
Why McGraw Milhaven Couldn’t Say No to Taking Over ‘America at Night’
"It's an opportunity of a lifetime. It's an honor of a lifetime to be able to do this, as a radio guy."
Black Stone Cherry’s Chris Robertson on the Stories, Struggles, and Sound Behind Their New EP “Celebrate”
"Every victory in life is worth celebrating to some degree. I think we get away from that entirely too much."
How SiriusXM’s Jose Mangin Became Rock and Metal’s Unstoppable “Metal Ambassador”
“My favorite thing about doing these festivals is talking to our SiriusXM subscribers and being able to say thank you to their face. Remember this isn't something they get for free.”
How Daily Caller’s Amber Duke Wades the Waters of Straight News Journalism Mixed with Political Commentary
"In my experience, there's a lot of people who can write, and a lot of people who can do TV, and not a lot of people who can do both. So I feel like I have a comparative advantage in that I can translate thoughts to paper but also to broadcast media."
