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Could Pat McAfee Be Happier Without ESPN?
"Forget criticism. McAfee sees enemies in other people simply not praising him"
How Greg Papa Used Scars of the Past To Navigate Through KNBR Change
"I never thought I would do talk radio this long. It just fit where I could have another job in the middle of the day and then do everything around it."
7 Ways Hot AC Radio Can Adapt To On-Demand Culture
In today’s fast-paced digital age, the rise of streaming platforms, satellite radio, and on-demand media consumption has changed how audiences engage with content.
How Worried Should NPR Be About the Future?
I won’t take sides on the federal support for public broadcasting question, but perhaps public radio needs to consider some new approaches.
Nick Kayal: Widespread Phone Outages Shows Need for AM Radio
"It's something that we need to continue to highlight and re-emphasize not just for this audience, but I think it's also important to reach people beyond the little box that we live in, in talk radio."
Nick Kayal: Why Would CNN Consider the Former CEO of Another Struggling Company?
"If the Titanic is going down, you don't want to put more weight on top of the ship."
Nick Kayal: There’s A Battle Brewing Between Fox News and MSNBC
"I'd love to be in one of those meetings where they say 'Ok, how do we balance -- we wanna make more money, but I'd love to have 2.7 million viewers and not 1.6 (million)."
Nick Kayal: Don Lemon Won’t Accept Elon Musk’s Offer to Host Show on Twitter.
"He doesn't have the following of Tucker Carlson, but Don Lemon has more followers on Twitter than he had viewers on CNN, which is not hard to do."
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How Greg Papa Used Scars of the Past To Navigate Through KNBR Change
"I never thought I would do talk radio this long. It just fit where I could have another job in the middle of the day and then do everything around it."
7 Ways Hot AC Radio Can Adapt To On-Demand Culture
In today’s fast-paced digital age, the rise of streaming platforms, satellite radio, and on-demand media consumption has changed how audiences engage with content.
How Worried Should NPR Be About the Future?
I won’t take sides on the federal support for public broadcasting question, but perhaps public radio needs to consider some new approaches.
104.1 WIKY’s DJB And A 51 Year Radio Love Affair
You’re not going to make a ton of money. You have to love it to make it a career. Be prepared to do about anything.