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The Howard Stern Show Is Fading Into Its Final Chapter
What's long been rumored as the slow fade of Stern's career appears to have finally arrived. This isn't retirement, and it isn't cancellation. It's something murkier.
Howard Stern Dropping to One New Show Per Week, Lays Off Several Staffers
Employees learned of the cuts during a Monday Zoom meeting before being sent home with severance packages based on their tenure, Barrett Media has learned.
What Taylor Swift’s Wedding Teaches Morning Radio Programmers
I can't help it. I'm surrounded by it. My wife is a massive Swiftie, so there was absolutely no avoiding the fact that behind...
Tanner of KFBW Portland Proves Adapt or Die Works
If you spend five minutes talking to Tanner, the morning host at 105.9 The Brew, KFBW in Portland, Oregon, two things become immediately clear....
What Radio Can Learn From the Global Journey of Brian Thomas’ Success
"Reinvention in our business is far from a detour. Instead, we should treat reinvention as part of our ongoing professional growth."
How Matt Cord Finds Continued Success Stepping Into the Shoes of Legends
"You don't want to be that much different than what it was before. I know this city and the listeners. They are extremely loyal and they don't like change."
Music Radio Doesn’t Need Better Research — It Needs More Courage
Visionaries took chances on Howard Stern, Rush Limbaugh, WFAN, and Charlamagne tha God. If those leaders had played it safe, radio’s AQH would be significantly lower today.
Human Is the New Vinyl — And Rock Radio Can’t Afford to Forget It
Outside of the fear of being replaced, what I hear most about AI from fans is a fear of being misled — and a desire for real human connections with people they can trust, not digital hangouts with randoms who might be bots.
Media Power Has Shifted from Corporations to Creators — and Won’t Be Going Back
"Before the org chart fully flips, this is your window."
Reflecting on Radio, Accountability, and Change As I Sign Off
"Outside of the use of AI, there is almost nothing truly new in all radio and music."