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Rachel Campos-Duffy’s New Book Celebrates American Patriotism Just in Time for Memorial Day
"I think we're coming out of some years where we were actually told to be ashamed of who we are, who our country is, and our founding and our history. And I'm really hoping that we're turning the page on that."
Fox Business Network’s Larry Kudlow Believes Business News Affects Everyone
He's conquered Wall Street, the Fed, the White House, plus TV and radio screens for more than 40 years. Fox Business Network's Larry Kudlow...
How SiriusXM’s Julie Mason Gets Politicians to Stop Using Talking Points
"You can find something of value in almost everyone you speak to. And I think that really helps make people comfortable and sort of gets the partisanship out of the way."
Why The Wall Street Journal’s Gunjan Banerji is Betting on The Money Interview
"The strategy behind it is really distinctive, and I'm really proud of how we are approaching launching a new show."
Gracie Award Winner and 77 WABC Host Rita Cosby is Still Driven After Decades in Media
"I try to bring my very different life experiences. And I think that combination really makes it something truly unique and special."
Lisa Fielding Marks 20 Years At WBBM With A Career Built On Storytelling
"Being a good news anchor is to know the tone of the story that you're telling, and segue the right way. We can be reliable, but we also can be that warm blanket that you can tune into every day."
830 WCCO’s Brad Lane Is Back After Heart Attack — and More Passionate Than Ever About Radio’s Future
"One of my old bosses challenged his teams with two words: surprise and delight. We like to do that every day with our shows. We have to touch an emotion, and that's when you build a connection with fans who listen."
No Politics, No Problem: How Tim Conway Jr. Built a Loyal LA Audience on KFI-AM 640
"We don't really do much politics anymore because everybody's so entrenched. Everybody's in one camp or the other, and there's no way you can convince them to get out."
Why CBS News Employees Should Be Optimistic About Life After Media
When the mics are off, the lights are gone, and retirement is not an option (because, let's be real, most of us won't make the type of money to retire early), what are we left to do?
Women’s History Month: Why Greta Van Susteren Believes a ‘Facts Only’ Approach is the Secret to Thriving Across Every Network
"Ted Turner said, 'The news is the star.' And he was really right. That taught me that you are there to deliver the news. It's not about you."