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Bay Area Sports Collective Adds Three Podcasts To Network
“We are proud to expand our growing podcast network with additional hosts the local Bay Area sports fans know and trust."
Tips On Show Prep And Creating Great Local Content
“Are you asking yourself (and your team members), what can we do to build a personal connection with our audience? How can we get them to relate to us and be entertained at the same time? " - Chad Rufer
After KNBR Exit, Tom Tolbert Welcomes Freedom With the Bay Area Sports Collective
"I’m on to my thing now, and Cumulus and KNBR are doing their thing, and I wish everybody the best of luck."
Meeting Your Listeners Creates Audience Loyality
What are you doing to build and nurture that relationship when the battle for the ear is greater than ever?
78 Percent Of Stations Are Playing The Wrong Music
"78% of radio stations are playing the wrong songs, that's been a number we've used in our company for decades. Easily three-fourths of all stations are playing the wrong songs.”
Radio Tributes Continue To Pour In For Bob Rivers
Many recall the Twisted Tunes, his contributions to the American Comedy Network, and Rivers' 25 years in Seattle radio.
Bay Area Sports Radio Veterans Tom Tolbert, Paul McCaffrey, and John Lund Team Up to Launch Bay Area Sports Collective
"We are excited to open the floodgates and provide Bay Area Sports fans with a more convenient way of finding their favorite shows, whether live or on-demand."
Tom Tolbert “Knew Something Was Going On” Day Of KNBR Cuts
“I went, ‘We’re probably screwed.’ And, oh God, he’s wearing a collared shirt too? Oh man, we’re toast.”
What Are Music Radio’s Biggest Wishes For 2025
With 2025 looming, I ask some radio industry leaders about their biggest wishes for the coming year.
Radio Companies Are Opening The Door For Creators and Digital Giants to Emerge
"I understand radio's need to control costs, but each time a top talent is sent packing, they're being dared to launch a business and create future revenue pain for their former outlet."