KISS UK Just Did What Too Many Radio Brands Are Afraid to Do
In the hundreds of stations I've worked with, I've always said the logo is the flag. The hard part is getting the team and the listener to march behind it.
How Bullets and Octane Fuel Their Impactful Sound With ‘Losing My Mind’
"When you think you're about to hang your hat on what you think I'm doing, I'm doing something else. It's not really so contrived necessarily. I get bored with the norm."
Atlanta’s ‘Q Morning Crew’ Reveals the Challenges of Replacing a Legend
"It isn’t necessarily about comparing anything to the past. It’s more like, ‘hey, let's be the best versions of ourselves."
Erick Erickson and Tony Katz Share Home Studio Secrets for Radio Hosts
"What you need to do is just get going with it. And when you get comfortable with getting it going, don't worry about getting the mental roadblock of, 'Well, I can't do this because I don't have the best look.'"
Tricia Whitaker’s Career Shift To Apple TV Mirrors MLB’s Streaming Revolution
"I understand there’s narratives about where to watch the game, but that’s the industry right now whether people like it or not."
Why Quu’s Steve Newberry Believes Radio’s Biggest Challenges Are Discoverability, Not Availability
"We won the battle with the ears. Now let's win the battle for the eyes."
Michele Steele Reflects on Her Pivot From ESPN to Big Ten Network
"I was not done with sports when the chapter at ESPN ended. I was actively thinking what the next chapter certainly would look like."
Lisa Fielding Marks 20 Years At WBBM With A Career Built On Storytelling
"Being a good news anchor is to know the tone of the story that you're telling, and segue the right way. We can be reliable, but we also can be that warm blanket that you can tune into every day."
Peter Schrager Reflects on One Year at ESPN With a Super Bowl on the Horizon
"My goal is you see my face on ESPN and you say, ‘Oh s**t. Schrager’s on today, what’s he got. This is going to be fun."
The Industry According To….Pat Paxton, Saga Communications
"There is some amazing radio being done in smaller markets. Incredibly talented people who could be working in major markets but choose not to. I think they are underappreciated and underestimated in our industry."
