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Saluting Black Broadcasters: Christopher Howard, Live Action Production
“I wanted to be an example for folks to know that if you had difficult upbringings, if you had traumatic moments in your life, use that to help. Let it shape you into being the correction.”
How Marketing Can Undermine Even the Noblest of Programming
The pursuits of what was then considered progressive programming always came in a distant third to integrity and education.
Fred Jacobs Can Picture Radio’s Future With AI In Mind
“Anybody can use AI...And I think that's really been the story of the last year. But many people are scared and to some degree, justifiably so.”
Saluting Black Broadcasters: Brian Buckmire, ABC News Contributor and Law & Crime Host
"I think when people understand the law and they're compassionate about it."
Journalism Has Never, and Will Never, Be Unbiased
Every single outlet and tabloid will tell you they don’t have an agenda. This is a lie.
George Noory Guides Coast to Coast AM With His Gut Instinct
"My gut instinct has been pretty profound, and I use that a lot on the radio show. And that seems to be helping and working.”
Public Radio Week: Adam Fox Knows WDET in Detroit Can Be a Beacon
Fox joined WDET in 2023 after stops at stations in Alberta and Ontario.
Public Radio Week: Ann Alquist Has Always Believed in Public Radio
“The only English language broadcast that we had access to was the Armed Forces Network, which is NPR. That connection was important for my parents..."
Public Radio Week: Tim Walker Has Seen It All During His Career
“I enjoy covering it but I don't get involved in politics."
Steve Sanchez is the Voice of the People on KDWN in Las Vegas
"Our job is to kind of remind the establishment and the powers that be that these people who look like me basically have built the country. And we can't forget them.”