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Saluting Black Broadcasters: Gee Scott Sr., KIRO Newsradio
"The most important thing is belief. Belief is more important than talent. Because if you believe, whether you're right or wrong, it doesn't matter."
Michael Berry Doesn’t Want to Be All Serious All the Time
"I get to entertain everyday and people come and listen to me. That really -- more than anything else -- is the thrill."
Are Networks Getting Money’s Worth From High-Dollar Announcers?
I know the networks only care about what goes down on their broadcasts, but can they be getting more from the folks they're paying millions to?
Are News/Talk Radio Hosts Born or Made?
It's the "Chicken or the Egg?" of the news/talk world. Do you have to be born a news/talk radio natural to succeed in this industry or can it be taught?
Saluting Black Broadcasters: Officer Brandon Tatum, Salem Radio Network
"I had no desire to be on the radio. When I thought about it, some people told me don't do it. It's too much. But I said 'You know what? It's bigger than me.'"
Is There a Donald Trump Fatigue in the News/Talk Radio Audience?
Donald Trump has been at the forefront of the news/talk world for the better part of a decade. Some of the format's prominent hosts disagree on whether or not there's fatigue from their listeners.
Trust Roger Goodell When He Says Super Bowl Won’t Be Streaming Soon
To be frank, I rarely trust what Roger Goodell says. But in this case, I think he's telling the truth.
Armstrong & Getty Aren’t Interested in Being Conventional
"The show is different, it's a little weird, and people -- including radio executives -- have a little trouble describing it. It just takes people discovering it."
A Radical Solution for FOX Sports in Its Tom Brady, Greg Olsen Conundrum
Viewers love Greg Olsen. Management loves Tom Brady. There has to be a way to solve the issue where both are happy, and I think I've found it.
Shawn Anderson Handles News at WTOP With a Breakneck Pace
"I think there's such a thing as going too fast. I think our pace and rhythm is...as fast as a CHR station."