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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.
After 35 Years Behind The Mic, Doug Stephan Won’t Be Stopping Anytime Soon
"I've planned for what the inevitable is sooner or later...My feeling is I'll be here today and gone tomorrow, or I'll drop in front of the microphone and that's the end."
What is The State of the Union of News/Talk Radio?
As President Biden gives his State of the Union address Thursday, one can ponder what the challenges and opportunities for news/talk radio will look like in the coming year.
The Jason Kelce Chase Will Show If NFL TV Partners Learned From Past Mistakes
We've seen former players jump directly to the booth, with varying levels of success. Have the NFL TV partners learned their lesson by being burnt in the past?
Ashleigh Banfield Keeps Chasing Her True Crime Passion on NewsNation
"I've almost exclusively been focused on this kind of journalism, so it was a no brainer for me to focus on law and justice on NewsNation."
Do Talk Radio Hosts Have to Be Great Friends to Be Great Co-Hosts?
Is it possible for two or more people to produce great radio and then despise each other off the air? We asked Jack Armstrong, Joe Getty, Gee Scott, and John Kobylt for their thoughts on the topic.
Has Sports Radio Gotten More Civil During Disagreements?
Has the conversation shifted away from "whoever can yell the loudest is right" to a more nuanced approach? In some cases, yeah, I think so.
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."