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6 Talk Radio Sins Nearly Every Host Commits
When you crack open that microphone, you must come out swinging.
What Talk Radio Listeners Are Trying to Tell The Industry
It’s an election year and people do care about what’s going on, but not everyone is like the tiny percentage on social media sounding off on everything.
When Being a Radio Host Becomes More of an On-Air Therapist
The confines of a radio station, that microphone creates an open-air confessional for that part of your personality that can’t interact well with others.
How Should News/Talk Radio Professionals Handle Endorsements?
The undeniable fact is personal endorsements work and they’re a great profit tool. Major market stations charge advertisers between 30 and 40+ percent premium rates for endorsements.
3 Tips For News/Talk Radio Professionals to Reach Their Peak Performance
How do you stay motivated? There is not a talk show host, producer, program director whisperer. You must induce your own enthusiasm.
What is The State of the Union of News/Talk Radio?
As President Biden gives his State of the Union address Thursday, one can ponder what the challenges and opportunities for news/talk radio will look like in the coming year.
Preparing For News/Talk Radio Interviews Has Never Been Easier, But Some Don’t Put The Time In
There are plenty of people out there in both radio and television who don’t care – and don’t prepare.
News/Talk Radio Can Still Shine Despite Lack of Super Tuesday Competition
This will be a chance to focus on those and show your local chops while explaining to your audience why these races oftentimes matter even more than who is in the White House.
Do Talk Radio Hosts Have to Be Great Friends to Be Great Co-Hosts?
Is it possible for two or more people to produce great radio and then despise each other off the air? We asked Jack Armstrong, Joe Getty, Gee Scott, and John Kobylt for their thoughts on the topic.
In News/Talk Radio, Sometimes It’s Ok to Break the Format
Sometimes, it's ok to skip a break or two if the content is so compelling that you know your listeners can't get enough.