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The Future of Radio is At Stake

"Isn’t it long overdue for us to prioritize our own interests, just as corporate radio executives have consistently done for themselves?"

Decisions With Good Intentions Can Have Unintended Consequences

What process do we all use to make our decisions, and do we measure more than just the obvious desired effect and consider the waves of unintended consequences that may result?

Tim Brando is Ready for the Call in a Changing Media Landscape

"I’ve never felt better, and I don’t think I’ve ever been better at what I do."

Radio Has Forgotten Its Most Important Metric

"The audience is telling you exactly why they’re tuning out, are you listening?"

Dusty Likins: Can Jay Bilas ‘Preach This Rhetoric’ and ‘Get Into the Minds of People’ Regarding College Basketball?

"He’s an educated person on a very big topic for me in part of that this is something [about] college basketball."

Bob Fescoe: Kansas City Chiefs ‘Are The ‘Product That Everybody Wants to See’

"At the end of the day, it’s all about the Chiefs."

Steven Spector Wanted to Be on the FM Dial in Kansas City, and Got His Wish With 96.5 The Fan

"And as long as you're having fun and entertaining the listener, if that doesn't happen to be the Chiefs that day, that's okay. We don't have to be Chiefs 24-7."

Bob Fescoe: Tom Brady is Better in Open-Form Discussion Than Live Game Broadcasts

"I like him better in that situation than I do on the games though."

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Decisions With Good Intentions Can Have Unintended Consequences

What process do we all use to make our decisions, and do we measure more than just the obvious desired effect and consider the waves of unintended consequences that may result?

Tim Brando is Ready for the Call in a Changing Media Landscape

"I’ve never felt better, and I don’t think I’ve ever been better at what I do."

Radio Has Forgotten Its Most Important Metric

"The audience is telling you exactly why they’re tuning out, are you listening?"

How Sports Radio Salespeople Can Overcome the ‘Does Anyone Still Listen to Radio?’ Objection

Sports radio listeners are passionate, engaged, and, most importantly, they take action when hosts who they know, like and trust, recommend a business.

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