The Watch: Chris Plante The Right Squad, Newsmax
The show from Plante looks like virtually nothing else on Newsmax.
How Tyrone Johnson Knew His Time With 97.5 the Fanatic Was Coming to an End
“I don't think failure was a certainty, but I didn’t get everything that I asked for.”
Why Frank Morano Chose Politics Over The Other Side of Midnight
"It was the most difficult decision that I've ever made and in some respects, it was the easiest."
96.3 KKLZ’s ‘Mike & Carla Show’ Is Driven By Passion
“I honestly believe our true passion is entertaining our listeners and letting them think about nothing really serious or important, for the five hours we are on the air,” says Carla.
How Bomani Jones Knows ‘The Right Time’ is Best For The Audience
"I don’t need to be the center of attention as much as I am kind of a central node around which a community is built."
A Conversation With Kelly Orchard Author Of Dead Air: The Day The Music Died
The psychological radio thriller follows characters in a Los Angeles radio cluster navigating the hijacking of the station's transmitters.
The Interview: The John Kobylt Show, KFI AM 640
John Kobylt is a nominee for the Radio Hall of Fame. Let's check in on a recent interview to see how he got to that point.
Why Jeff Warshaw Believes the Time Was Right For Connossieur Media to Expand and Purchase Alpha Media
"I've been trying to make an acquisition for quite a while -- that's not a secret -- because we think that what we do is successful and vital to our communities."
How Mike North Became A Sports Radio Pioneer In The Windy City
"I’m a different guy now, and to be honest with you, technically, structurally, knowledge wise, I’m a better talk show host now than I was back in the 90s and 2000s."
‘Valentine In The Morning’ Is Anchored In Honesty And Truth
“Honesty and truth have always been our anchor. Any long-running show knows that connection. Dave Ryan, Mojo, Ellen K, Kraddick, Elvis—they’ve all built careers on honest relationships with their audience."
