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The Interview: The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show
Clay Travis and Buck Sexton aren't known for their interviews. So how did they handle a delicate conversation with the mother of an Israeli hostage?
How Mike Gallagher and Hugh Hewitt Filled In On A Cruise Filled with Dennis Prager Listeners
"I told Hugh we're going to be lucky if the Prager fans don't throw rotten tomatoes at us and make us walk the plank. They didn't. They were wonderful, kind, and understanding."
Radio Station Ownership’s Choice: Pulling the Plug or Plowing Ahead
It’s becoming increasingly hard to remain optimistic about the medium.
And You Thought Radio Had It Bad…
Under the heading of “misery loves company”, it could be worse. Just look at cable.
Mina Kimes, Drew Carter and ESPN Heading to Springfield for ‘The Simpsons Funday Football’
"I’m crushing tape, but instead of football, I’m watching a TV show. It’s the most fun I’ve ever had prepping for a game."
Sports Radio KJR Seattle’s Dave ‘Softy’ Mahler and Dick Fain Deliver Exactly What the Listeners Expect Each Afternoon
"We have a habit sometimes in this business of throwing stuff out there like that and assuming everyone knows what the hell we are talking about."
Good for Stephen A. Smith, But Will ESPN Eventually Regret This Mega Deal?
I don't think I would be the first person to say that while supremely talented, Stephen A.'s BS meter runs a smidge higher than most.
Learning Video Editing is a Must for News Talk and Sports Talk Hosts
In an industry that needs to evolve rapidly, we can either learn the skill sets necessary to move the business forward or die on the vine and then go to social media to complain about the industry.
ESPN’s Kimberley A. Martin is Making Waves Going Toe-to-Toe with Stephen A. Smith, Mike Greenberg, and Others
Martin is outspoken, passionate, and extremely smart. Her takes are original and filled with the right mix of stats and sass.
Music Radio Should Be Creating Events And Doing The Unexpected
What can creators do to make every show an event? Can we raise expectations for the unexpected? Can we attract attention? Can we do things that truly matter in the community?