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Brent Lane Reflects on Cat Country 98.7’s 20 Years of Excellence in Pensacola
“We would tell you that we were the salt life country. We love the Gulf Coast. We're very Kenny Chesney heavy because of the alliteration of the ocean."
Phil Boyce is Positioning Salem Media Group as the Antidote to Mainstream Media
"Salem Radio Network is conservative, but it sometimes feels like “us against the world.” We know half the country thinks like we do, and we play a crucial role in getting the word out to that side."
How to Reduce News Talk Radio Job Stress
Broadcast news reporters have some of the most stressful jobs in America. According to the American Psychological Association, they are respectively ranked 5th and...
Look For Talent Coaching Techniques Outside The Radio Industry
Peek into how coaching experts focus in differing industries and motivate a team in differing industries is a great exercise to grow your coaching practice.
The NFL Knows Its Value and That Could Upend the TV Business
Alex Sherman is an excellent reporter. He covers the sports media and sports business for CNBC. I really hope you read his story last...
John Sterling Relishing His Return to WFAN New York Yankees Radio Broadcasts with Suzyn Waldman
When John Sterling retired as the Yankees radio voice just a few games into this season, it came as a shock to the fan...
570 WWNC and Mark Starling Have Been Critical Lifelines for Asheville Listeners After Hurricane Helene
"We're just trying to love on our community, and that's really what it's about for us right now."
Eavesdropping: Evan & Tiki, WFAN New York
Most markets don't have to deal with what New York sports talk radio hosts have to deal with. If you are a sports talk...
See Something, Say Something: Why Debates Need Real-Time Fact Checking
CBS News thinks that its anchors need not fact-check the candidates in real time during Tuesday’s vice-presidential debate. Like CNN before it, CBS figures...
Radio Stations Should Invest in Qualitative Research
After decades in the world of ratings and having studied the history of the business, one thing is clear. There is room for one and...