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60% of Podcast Listening Spent with User’s Favorite Show, New Point-to-Point Marketing/Strategic Solutions Research Data Shows
80% of respondents said that the host is the largest factor in deciding what their favorite program is.
Danny Ocean Steps Down From Program Director Role at 93.5 WSBG
"This has been one of the best radio experiences of my career"
Adrian Wojnarowski Launching Podcast Aiming To Support St. Bonaventure Nil Funding
"My financial motivation with The Program is simply to raise revenue to be distributed directly back to our players on campus"
Connoisseur Media Continues Expansion with Purchase of Bonneville San Francisco Stations
“San Francisco is a world-class media market, and these iconic stations are a perfect complement to our growing portfolio.”
iHeartMedia Layoffs Continue Into Second Day
If you have been affected by the layoffs and would like your contact information shared with prospective employers or colleagues, please email garrett@barrettmedia.com or john@barrettmedia.com
Why Jon Marks Decided Now Was the Time To Return to 97.5 The Fanatic
"It’s everything that I wanted and more. Working different hours in middays, I’m very thankful that I’ve been able to do it"
If You’re Not Playing Taylor Swift Right Now, You’re Doing Radio Wrong
Radio can’t win by pretending to be a streamer. It wins by being alive. By being reactive, and slightly unhinged when culture calls for it.
The One Sentence News/Talk Radio Hosts Shouldn’t Ever Be Afraid to Say
It's only three words. But those three words will build plenty of credibility and respect with your audience and everyone else you interact with.
Why Seattle Red 770 AM Was More Than A Decade in the Making
"I think any traditional radio brand that waits is probably waiting too long to understand that the evolution of what it is we do is not just a radio station."
How Should the AI Music Showdown Be Fought by Radio and the Consumer
"As we’ve seen in other parts of our AI-infused lives, artificial intelligence does not seem to be going away"