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Troy Aikman’s Free Agency Should Push NFL Networks to Stop Overpaying Old Names

"I'm not proposing we escort Aikman or Collinsworth out with a gold watch and complimentary headset. I'm asking for competition, opportunity and imagination."

Why Podcasting Looks More Like Radio Than Ever in 2026

Putting out a consistent product on a daily, or at least weekly, basis is hard. It’s not digging ditches, but it’s also not what many celebrities expected when they cracked a mic for the first time to record their inaugural podcast episode.

Why 98 Rock’s Abe Kanan Believes in Live Radio

For a long time, having a one-person morning show...

How ESPN’s College Football Live Is Quietly Becoming One of Its Best Shows

"College Football Live might not have the profile of College GameDay, NFL Live or NBA Today, but it is among ESPN’s best-produced and best-directed programs."

Mike Crute Goes After Fox News for Lack of Jan. 6th Hearing Coverage

Crute was taking part in a panel discussion along with conservative pundit Jeff Crouere when he insisted that people should be paying closer attention to the Jan. 6th hearing

Bill Maher: NY Times Buried Brett Kavanaugh Story

Bill Maher ripped the New York Times for its reporting, or lack thereof, on the alleged assassination plot against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

Fox News Led Coverage for Johnny Depp-Amber Heard Verdict

Fox News Channel led the cable news outlet in verdict coverage with 2.22 million total viewers and 436,000 within the key 25-54 demographic.

Joe Biden: Media Only Worries About Its Clicks on the Nightly News

Biden believes the media coverage in America has deteriorated to the point where reporters sensationalize stories just for “clicks.”

David Gregory: Politicians Need to Condemn Attempted Hit on Brett Kavanaugh

Gregory issued a warning about blaming the right for mob violence and not addressing their own side’s role in motivating such behavior.

Buck Sexton: Joy Behar Is the “Dumbest Person” Who Speaks About Politics

“I think you could argue the dumbest person who speaks about politics for a living on television is probably Joy Behar,” Sexton said.

Broadcast of January 6th Hearings Could Learn a Thing from Radio Programmers

The made-for-TV event was being put together by former ABC News President James Goldston, a longtime television executive

The Washington Post Fires Felicia Sonmez

Multiple people confirmed the termination of Sonmez who brazenly tweeted about her colleagues and the Post’s management style.

The Sale of Miami Radio Stations Leading to Plan Mass Exodus

According to the Miami Herald, leaders of the Cuban American community in Miami held a press conference on Wednesday to protest the sale to a group backed by billionaire philanthropist George Soros and the “Latino Media Network.” 

Report: CNN’s Plans to Be Less Partisan Could Force Out Talents

According to the New York Post, Chris Licht wants CNN’s on-air personalities to focus on conducting straightforward interviews and for producers to avoid “noise” in their booking decisions.

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Why Podcasting Looks More Like Radio Than Ever in 2026

Putting out a consistent product on a daily, or at least weekly, basis is hard. It’s not digging ditches, but it’s also not what many celebrities expected when they cracked a mic for the first time to record their inaugural podcast episode.

Why 98 Rock’s Abe Kanan Believes in Live Radio

For a long time, having a one-person morning show...

How ESPN’s College Football Live Is Quietly Becoming One of Its Best Shows

"College Football Live might not have the profile of College GameDay, NFL Live or NBA Today, but it is among ESPN’s best-produced and best-directed programs."

The Listener Lens: Why Radio Must Put the Audience First

"I made up the term Listener Needs Analysis, but the core concept should be the absolute foundation of our entire business."