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Why Future Radio Leaders Must Invest in Themselves if Others Won’t
"Creating excuses is easy. Finding solutions is harder. But they do exist. Whether you choose to invest the time necessary to grow professionally is a different matter."
Why News Media Members and Outlets Need to Guard Aganist a Herd Mentality
When your agenda is just news, the job is simple. Gather facts not opinions.
How Ben Ferguson Found Contentment Amid Growing List of Projects for iHeartMedia
"If this is it, I feel good about what I did and that's a weird place, but also a really free, fun place.”
Erick Erickson Was Aided By Luck, and Rush Limbaugh, in Launching Radio Career
"Rush told me he would never talk to me again if I didn't get into radio. So not only did I [stick with radio], I got to become one of his guest hosts as a result.”
Chad Benson Knows Personality is the Key to Radio Success in 2025
"At 20-something, you have no life experience. I was blessed enough to be in the business long enough to push it, and keep working and got the opportunity."
Ken Coleman is Focusing on the Next Generation of Leaders in New Podcast with Ramsey Solutions
“This show is not a show for people who are just meandering through life. If you just are okay with average and just kind of you're okay with life happening to you, you're not going to enjoy this show.”
News Media Members Are Going Through Overcorrections and Real Journalists Will Suffer
Algorithms are only amplifying voices on the extreme left or right because this is what keeps people engaged and clicking.
How Craig Schwalb Helped Usher WBBM Newsradio Into the Digital Age
"We're much more aggressive on multi-platform content than the station used to be. We really identified a lot of opportunities there.”
OutKick Host Riley Gaines Saw Her Advocacy Come to Fruition at the White House with Donald Trump
"To be there in that visual with President Trump, surrounded by all of those young girls ... it was one of the most iconic visuals that could possibly come out of his administration."
Kevin DeLany Looks Back on His Career After Retiring as Vice President of News/Talk at Westwood One
"It's always a difficult thing to move on from doing what you love, but I think I'm ready for a quieter time when the phone's not ringing all the time."