NewsNation’s Elizabeth Vargas on Grit, Mentorship, and the Future of Journalism
“There are a lot of people online right now spouting all sorts of things that are categorically biased. I was raised and trained in a culture where there was strict fact-checking and standards.”
How Tripp Rogers Keeps Spokane Rocking Live And Local
"For Rogers, radio has always been about connection—not just with listeners but with the community"
Why Jon Marks Decided Now Was the Time To Return to 97.5 The Fanatic
"It’s everything that I wanted and more. Working different hours in middays, I’m very thankful that I’ve been able to do it"
Why Seattle Red 770 AM Was More Than A Decade in the Making
"I think any traditional radio brand that waits is probably waiting too long to understand that the evolution of what it is we do is not just a radio station."
How Should the AI Music Showdown Be Fought by Radio and the Consumer
"As we’ve seen in other parts of our AI-infused lives, artificial intelligence does not seem to be going away"
How Matt Jones Crafted His Own Playbook for Success With Kentucky Sports Radio
"Think about what’s next and do that. So, when it becomes the thing, here I am. How do you get on the forefront of that so when the world catches up, they see you"
Mark Starling Reflects on 570 WWNC’s Award-Winning Coverage One Year After Hurricane Helene
"I firmly believe that the right people were in the right place at the right time during a really bad event and we managed to make it work."
Why Mike Greenberg Views Time and Trust as Major Factors to Success at ESPN
"I don’t know if anything has made me feel better in my 29 years than the fact that we have lived up to the confidence that they showed in us.”
Making the Leap to Classic Rock with Dave and Mahoney (Part 2)
"There is an unexpected wealth of content that comes from the upper end of the audience."
What the Latest Edison Research Share of Ear Data Means for the Radio Industry
"The variable that matters the most by far, is age. It's like three different worlds."
