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News/Talk Radio Needs a Show Prep Refresher
Your show prep routine must always be switched up because it allows you to create and perhaps be a little uncomfortable.
How the Death of Pope Francis Was Covered by News/Talk Radio
Despite the breaking news happening in the middle of the night on the East Coast, many news/talk and all-news radio stations hit the air and social media to cover the situation.
Why Radio Needs to Embrace a Complete Reconstruction of the Industry
I’m proud that I got to work on some unusual radio projects and the early stages of podcasting, but today we’re at the same things-gotta-change position as we were back then, only worse.
What Retiring ESPN Analyst Lee Corso Should Teach News/Talk Radio Hosts About Entertainment
Lee Corso didn't beat you over the head with his coaching knowledge despite spending 30 years on the sidelines. And it's not what he will be remembered for.
How News/Talk Radio Hosts Should Choose ‘Topic A’
Being topical does not mean that you are breaking down the intricacies of tax policy. Being topical means that you are meeting your audience where they are at.
5 Reasons for the Radio Industry to Feel Optimistic About the Future
There’s plenty of reasons to feel optimistic about radio’s future. Did you know that?
The Interview: The Mark Blazor Show, 610 WTVN
Sometimes, the true testament of an interview's ability is finding the right things to ask in a breaking news situation with plenty of unanswered questions.
Should News/Talk Radio Reevaluate the Value of Listener Phone Calls?
One of radio’s competitive advantages over a podcast is its ability to be live and react in real time. The medium needs to use that to its advantage.
Thom Brennaman Embraces the New Challenge of Hosting Mornings on 700 WLW
"This is a 180 from anything that I've ever done. I mean, a complete 180."
How News/Talk Radio Professionals Can Make Social Media Work for Them
The social media space seems often that it is out of whack with the format. This could not be more wrong.