Hits on the Horizon: Charlie Puth, Ella Langley, Cheap Trick, Hayley Williams

"Let’s see if we can “scare” up some more potential hits for programmers and music directors to sink their fangs into!"

Meet The Leaders: Chris Balfe, Chief Executive Officer, Red Seat Ventures

"I think Red Seat Ventures really has a chance of being the next-generation network or next-generation provider for A-list talent. That's certainly our goal."

How Jennie Taer of The Daily Wire is Covering the Southern Border

“I didn't go to journalism school, and I think, in a way, that gave me an advantage, because I was just this sponge. I just had an open mind, and went into it, and [continue to have] this amazing experience and journey.”

The Path of Rob Roberts’ Lifetime Love Affair With Radio Strives On

"I still think I have the greatest job in the world. My friends can’t believe I get paid to do what I do"

Why Ken Carman Believes Ultimate Success Lies in How Much You Choose To Listen

"It’s still the same business it’s always been. If you can connect with people, you’ll stay"

How Newsmax’s Tom and Deneen Borelli Tag Team Conservative Commentary From Different Backgrounds

"We're very unique. Not only are we a married couple, we're obviously interracial, and conservative. There's not many of those out there."

How Evan Cohen Pushes ‘Unsportsmanlike’ To Build on the Legacy of ESPN Radio

"Mike & Mike built and own the real estate that we live on. It is our job to build up a house as big and welcoming as can be"

The Strategy WHIO Radio Used to Earn Both Local Hosts Marconi Radio Award Nominations

"When we plan anything here, the first thing we thank about is 'how do we help the community?'"

When The Music Dies, Where Is Radio? 

It’s been a tough week in music. D’Angelo, Ace Frehley and Sam Rivers are gone. Tough indeed. With my history in rock radio, I’m going to...

Sitting at the Intersection of Loyalty and Curiosity With Rover

“The show has evolved because I have matured a little bit, but I do think the audience has also matured some as we’ve grown up together.”

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