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A Peloton Lesson: Call Your Listeners Out By Their Names
Radio prides itself on our ability to interact. “Live and local,” right? (I’ll give you a minute to recover and catch your breath from that.)
20 Brands In 20 Days: Jeff Connell 107.1 Hank-FM, Boise, ID
We go back to the sixties to some of the true Merle classics. We'll reach up to about 2010, but it's musically centered in the 90s and early 2000s.
20 Brands In 20 Days: Jimmy Brooks, 100.7 The Tiger, Baton Rouge
You will hear songs like Restless Heart on the Tiger. You're going to hear the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. You're going to hear The Bellamy Brothers and Jamie Fricke.
Madd Hatta is Back Where It All Started at Majic 102.1
Back at the University, there wasn’t a lot of airchecks, but a man by the name of Larry David introduced me to the world of airchecks and video checks. If it wasn’t for him, I wouldn’t have been introduced to what being a great jock is
20 Brands In 20 Days: Chad Rufer, Mix 96, Sacramento
It's certainly not brain surgery to see that one sits on the top end of adults 25-54 and one sits on the bottom end of adults 25-54, kind of protecting each other.
20 Brands In 20 Days: Mat Mitchell, KS95 Minneapolis
I'm very grateful and fortunate to celebrate four years of managing this brand as of this past Monday.
10 Things Radio Needs To Fix Now
And so from the home office here in Providence, Rhode Island, the top ten things radio needs to fix and get right ASAP!
Kevin Rolston Is Living The Radio Dream With the KVJ Show at 97.9 WRMF
Part of the reason Rolston’s so content is that he’s curated a show with co-hosts who’ve got chemistry, and they’ve been together on the airwaves for 25 years on the KVJ Show, (for Kevin, Victoria, and Jason).
20 Brands in 20 Days: Tim Roberts WYCD, Detroit
: I think we've always been a leader in new music. It's a position, for some reason, I've been tied to. I don’t know why, but it always seems that way.
“Staying Local,” André Gardner Stands by One Fundamental of Good Radio
With nearly 50 years of experience spanning states, stations, roles, and formats, Gardner believes there is a distinct challenge plaguing the industry: “Staying local.”