Newsmax’s Rob Carson Reflects on the Night He Quit Drinking and Really Started Living
"My son demanded that I take a breathalyzer in the middle of the afternoon. I blew a .27.”
What Drives Sean Salisbury To Continue His Journey on a Road That’s Unpaved
"I didn’t come into this with any selfish expectations. It’s about doing good stuff, great content, a little different because I think we’re fatigued by the stuff you turn on radio"
How Levi May Led 102.3 KRMG in Tulsa to Another Two Marconi Radio Award Nominations in 2025
"It's an honor to be nominated in any category and to be one of the nation's best in any category."
Mike Felger Isn’t Pumping the Brakes on Dominating Afternoons on 98.5 The Sports Hub
"It’s a statement by the station and everyone on it, and the city, and their appetite for sports talk in Boston"
How Nick “Cosmo” Schudel Remains a Radio Unicorn in America’s Heartland on Y107
"I can be hip and connect to the demo without faking it. I talk about what they’re talking about truthfully. I’m not going to pretend to know a show because it’s on a prep sheet. I’ve got to be authentic"
What Current and Former iHeartMedia Employees Are Saying After Latest Round of Layoffs
"I'm actually looking forward to new challenges."
How Heavy Metal’s Queens of Scream Showcase a Movement, Not a Moment
"Musicians that treat their band like a business, that tour extensively, that invest in their own future — those are the ones that tend to succeed, and the types of artists that we’re looking to work and partner with"
How ‘The Woody Show’ Remains Vulnerable Yet Insensitive at the Same Time
"I don’t care how people see me or view me as long as it’s real.”
Hits on the Horizon: David Guetta, Daughtry, Vance Joy, and Luke Combs
"Let’s see if I can “scare” up some potential hits besides Taylor that your ears should be on if they aren’t already"
Meet The Leaders: John Goforth, Gamut Podcast Network, Hubbard Radio
"I don't want to just take a job to show up and make sure the trains depart and arrive on time. I want to be part of building the tracks. That's the most challenging part, but also the most fun and rewarding part"
