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92.3 KTAR News Host Bruce St. James Proves You Can Go Home Again
"I got great advice...you don't work for call letters, you don't work for cities, you work for people. You find people you're aligned with, and it's amazing how the rest of it takes care of itself."
Helmets and Heels on 1010XL is the First, But Hopefully Not The Last
1010XL is proving what many in the industry have already known: there are incredibly talented women ready to lead shows in our format.
Joe Pags Has a Front Row Seat to Issues Conservative Hosts Discuss Daily
"What I find is a really good story is a really good story. A really funny story is a really funny story."
An Ode to the Heart and Soul of Barstool Sports — Frank The Tank
If you can simultaneously be the angriest person on the planet, and also be viewed as completely wholesome, you're doing something right.
Do News/Talk Radio PDs Have a One-Size-Fits-All Approach to Managing Talent?
With so much of the content being similar, does that mean talk radio leaders can manage talent in similar ways? We asked some of the top brand leaders in the format.
Stephanie Miller Still Brings Humor to Serious Topics 20 Years Into Syndicated Show
"I really do have fun doing what I'm doing. I'm also really angry sometimes with what's happening in the news cycle."
Ryan Clark Must Have Missed the First Day of Media Beefs 101
Clark had strong criticism of Tiki Barber -- as a person -- in his comments, but then tried to take a moral high ground when taking return fire.
Is Talk Radio the Lone Survivor for Free Speech?
There's an irony that a medium regulated by the federal government has less restrictions than that of YouTube.
KDKA Brand Manager Dave LaBrozzi Knew the Time Was Right to Ride Off Into the Sunset
"I have my health and there's not much else I can accomplish in this business. All my dreams have come true."
What the Savannah Bananas Can Teach Sports Radio About Relevance, Ratings, and Revenue
The Savannah Bananas have used one guiding principle to create millions of followers and millions in revenue. It's an easy business for sports radio to emulate.