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What the NFL Can Teach News/Talk Radio Leaders About Backup Plans
Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket. Celebrate your star, but don’t neglect the rest of your lineup.
It’s Time for Tucker Carlson to Truly Consider Giving News/Talk Radio a Try
Carlson checks all of the boxes, and -- in my opinion -- could have a Rush Limbaugh-like effect on the format.
3 Questions Ahead of Jimmy Kimmel Live!’s Returns to ABC on Tuesday
There are legitimate questions about how this all plays out. But I don't know if we'll have answers until after tonight's return.
Did the Funeral of Charlie Kirk Deserve Full Cable News Coverage?
Kirk's funeral, for many, was Topic A on Sunday. But that didn't appear to be true for every cable network.
Why Coverage of the Charlie Kirk Funeral Was Vital to iHeartMedia News/Talk Stations
Numerous iHeartMedia news/talk stations aired live coverage of the funeral of Kirk.
Reactions to Jimmy Kimmel Suspension Disingenuous, Ignorant, Or Worse
When those conservative political commentators stated that free speech was under attack in the wake of Kirk's abhorrent murder. They were right. It is under attack. And we need to defend it at every turn.
Is a ‘Digital First’ Approach for Radio Companies Too Little Too Late?
"I wish it would have been a conversation 20 years ago, 10 years ago, and even five years ago, at least in more places than it actually was."
The Daily Wire and Premiere Networks Showed How Classy Competition Can Be After Charlie Kirk’s Death
The past week has shown that when the situation calls for it, even rivals can act like partners.
Toast to 10: News/Talk PDs Share How Barrett Media Helped the Format
"You share thoughts that others cannot. Early in my career I couldn’t wait to see the newest issue of Radio & Records. It connected the industry. You have created that vibe on the site."
Charlie Kirk Tragedy Shows News/Talk Radio Doesn’t Always Need a Playbook
Some might argue that every company needs a disaster plan. In theory, that sounds fine. In practice, though, there are situations so rare and so devastating that they fall outside the scope of reasonable preparation.