Tag: Indianapolis Radio

News/talk radio hosts shouldn't have to factor personal safety concerns into the job description.

The threats came in the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination.

"I'm proud and thankful to have been part of such an iconic, legendary station."

“This partnership is about meeting people where they are.”

"In an industry where we’re all fighting for the same ears, this was a moment that reminded us we’re part of something bigger."

He was, without question, a legend of the medium. And while some might think there's nothing to learn from someone who made a living laughing on the air, they'd be wrong.

"We bring a lot of entertainment, even in the places where it may not be thought of as an entertainment daypart."

"You guys know this: no one takes on the politicians like me. Nobody advocates for better government like me. And most importantly, nobody fights for you like me. And that's what we're gonna do every weekday."

"I got asked when I was leaving every day, every week. It was assumed that Indianapolis was a stepping stone and I never understood it ... I think people realize that there is so much you can do in a place where you're able to really plant your flag."

"You have to be willing to outwork everybody and provide something they can’t get anywhere else. You have to be authentic, but you can totally make your own path. I’m walking, living proof."