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“There are digital platforms that would be smart to look at the gap that’s been created. There’s still a need for audio content, whether it’s terrestrial radio, particularly FM, SiriusXM, or Spotify. There are real opportunities here.”

"It helps you to express yourself in a way that other instruments maybe don't in the same way. In the same physical way, it's intellectual, visceral, spiritual, and emotional."

"Do you want a range of emotions? That’s what we try to deliver. A show with a wide variety of different feelings."

"We used to have our own building. Then we were on a different floor. Now we're helping make the decisions and decide what that news budget is for the day, what's going to work for radio."

"I would die to have audio of him calling out one of my hosts. Could you imagine what you could do with it?"

"Dynastic fills a niche to look back and understand. I want to promote a historical understanding."

"Just because you’re in a position doesn’t mean you know what you’re doing. What network executive would have been able to ideate Speakeasy? Then line up talent, build out the studios, and choose the timeslot for Speakeasy. I did that in 54 days."

"One of my old bosses challenged his teams with two words: surprise and delight. We like to do that every day with our shows. We have to touch an emotion, and that's when you build a connection with fans who listen."

"My whole life was WFAN, and my whole goal was to get to afternoon drive on WFAN. For the first time since I had that dream in 1995, I knew that dream was no longer a reality."

"If you want ratings and revenue, the radio show must be priority #1. The ROI still favors the show first and digital as an important second."