Tag: Garrett Searight

This arrangement may be teaching the exact opposite lesson MSNBC wants to impart.

"I can see the calls as they come in on my show. When I started seeing the 210 area code show up again, it really made feel good. It was such a nice relief."

It would be easy — and maybe even understandable — for a leader in any industry to become complacent. But Fox News is taking the opposite approach.

While there is certainly other content available on the platform -- sports shows, comedy, video game streamers, and general pop culture commentary -- perception is reality.

"This consolidation reflects a broader shift happening in the industry: the move away from high-cost, narrative-first podcasting toward more scalable, monetizable, and creator-driven formats."

There will be plenty of time to examine what Stern's radio legacy, both at SiriusXM and on terrestrial radio, looks like. But there's a more pressing question: Where does Howard Stern go next?

What makes Face the Nation routinely win the ratings battle against its competitors? Let's find out.

The industry needs to ask itself: are we planning ahead for what to do when there’s nothing big on the calendar, or are we content to wing it until the next political circus comes to town?

Often, the instinct is to overcorrect when a legacy figure departs. Networks get anxious. They look to inject youth, style, or some form of disruptive energy into their programming, fearing that continuity equals stagnation. NBC News didn’t go down that road.

Where CNN still separates itself -- and where it still matters -- is when the world flips upside down.