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No Matter How Successful Kim Komando Gets, She’ll Never Stop Refining Her Craft
"About every six months, I sit down and I reinvent the show. I go in and say 'Ok, this works. This doesn't. This feels old. This doesn't feel fresh.'"
Pittsburgh Native Colin Dunlap Knows the Importance of Hosting Afternoons on KDKA
"It not lost on me -- even if it is with some people my age -- what that mic flag means ... There's a responsibility that when you talk into that microphone."
Can Rich Shertenlieb Lead a Charge Of Sports Hosts Leaving Sports Radio Stations?
Like Mark Madden, Rich Shertenlieb is doing sports talk on a classic rock station. Could that trend grow?
What Are The Radio Pet Peeves From News/Talk’s Top Leaders?
"I think too many show hosts come in and just expect the callers to carry the show."
Shari Elliker Looks For What’s Next After KIRO Newsradio 97.3 Exit
"I loved working there. I loved working with John (Curley). It was a great experience."
Nobody Looks Good in 670 The Score vs John Schriffen Feud
Nothing makes you look like an insecure bully quite like not being able to take it when you've already dished it out.
How WTOP Consistently Became Radio’s Top Revenue Generator
"You can't just go in there and present. You have to go in and have a good conversation ... and uncover what their needs and where you can help."
How 1010 WINS Reshaped Its Sound to Appeal to Gen X and Millennials
"If you think about it, those folks are now 35, 40, 45, 50. They're the news consumers of today...so I said to myself 'What do they want?'"
Can Doug Gottlieb Really Be a FOX Sports Radio Host and D1 Head Coach at the Same Time?
Not only is this a gamble for UW-Green Bay, it's a gamble for FOX Sports Radio and Gottlieb. There's a very real possibility he could lose two jobs by doing neither of them to the best of his ability.
What Sid Rosenberg and Mike Gallagher Learned By Visiting Israel
"It changed everything for me. We came back and joined a Temple ... I'm a lot more serious about the religion than I was before I went."