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The Dianna Russini Story Had 20 Angles — Did Your Music Radio Show Find Three?
No one has to celebrate the mess of a potential scandal, but the key is having relatability to what the audience is already talking about — and even opening their minds to things they haven't considered yet.
Own the Chaos: Why Imperfection Is Rock Radio’s Greatest Asset
Own your issues. Own the moments that go sideways. Because those create better moments than any perfect tease can.
99X Morning Host Leslie Fram Exits
Crash Clark, who joined the morning show as a traffic reporter in 2024, has replaced Fram on the program.
What If the Next New Rock Radio Hit Isn’t New at All?
To be clear, this is not a call for being the "deep cut" and "B-side" station or format. This is far more strategic.
How Rock Radio Can Still Be the One That Matters to the Next Arena Act
Programmers have to be honest with themselves: a lot of the "new" music being played on RockTernative stations isn't "new" to many listeners. Calling it "new" doesn't make it a discovery if the audience already knows it.
Why Rock Radio Needs to Stop Ghosting The Audience
Just because a brand has a table — a website, app, and social pages accessible on phones — it doesn't mean they're really meeting the audience on their turf.
The Two Nielsen Numbers That Should Be Running Radio (But Aren’t)
Both metrics have value, and it's easy to see why they can cause sleepless nights — or even celebrations at the pub.
How ‘Free Beer and Hot Wings’ Built Community by Not Following the Rulebook
"We saw other shows chase after big markets, and get their opportunity. Then hit a bad situation and get kicked to the curb. That wasn’t what we wanted."
Alt 98.7 Detroit Tabs Amanda Habrowski for Mornings Beginning March 12
"I left Detroit to chase a dream, and now I get to come home and live it."
Fearless Females Are Paving The Way For The Future Of Rock
"Listening to those who came before me (although there were not many): Allison Steele and Carol Miller. They created a place for women on the radio that wasn’t limited to being a news reporter or someone giving the traffic reports."