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The Watch: ‘Finnerty’ with Newsmax Host Rob Finnerty
In recent weeks, Finnerty has bested competition from CNN in the ratings, despite only being in the timeslot for less than two months. So does the product match the hype? Let's find out.
News/Talk Radio Has a ‘Boy Who Cried Wolf’ Problem
Say what you mean. Mean what you say. If you don't do that, you're failing your audience.
Why Gordon Borrell Believes 2024 Was an On-Ramp for Local Advertisers Heading Into 2025
"I think 2024 was a big setup for what may be a banner year for advertising, at least on the local side and I'm sure the national as well."
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."
The Watch: CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip
I didn't find CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip to be "embarrassing" or "discrediting" to the network as a whole. I found it compelling and interesting, despite its flaws and problems.
Why YouTube Needs to Be at the Top of Every News/Talk Radio Host’s Mind As 2025 Nears
If you like relevance, exposure, and an extra revenue stream -- and who doesn't? -- you need to put effort into YouTube.
What Does the Future of the Radio Industry Look Like After the Election of Donald Trump? Industry Experts Weigh In
We asked three radio executives what the industry can expect during the second Trump administration. Their answers varied.
The Interview: The Hugh Hewitt Show
Three things stand out during interviews with the Salem Radio Network host.
Does The Daily Wire Need News/Talk Radio Or Is It The Other Way Around?
It feels like a bit like the chicken and the egg conundrum. Will The Daily Wire see a diminished presence without a national radio partner? Will news/talk radio suffer without the likes of Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, and Michael Knowles?