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Sports Media Talent Must Stop Apologizing for Doing Their Job

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"If this is the opinion business, there's no need for apologies. Being wrong comes with the territory. What matters is having the conviction to make the call in the first place and the credibility to own the outcome afterward."

John Kincade Opens Up About His Decision to Leave 97.5 The Fanatic

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"I'm very fortunate to be alive and survived everything I've survived. What I want to do is enjoy my life every day. Part of that is doing things that I want to do on my terms."

Spotify Playlists, TikTok, and the Rise of Independent Music Curators

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"There are people who take pride in discovery and treat their playlists almost like radio stations."

Bang Your Head: John Bush and the Timeless Power of Armored Saint

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"We don't want to be just one of these bands from the '80s who put out new music so they can go out and do some touring."

Inside Kat Fisher’s Role at 101.5 KGB-FM and Rock 105.3 KIOZ

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“Rock radio hits different. The audience, the legacy, the community. It’s been so energizing.” - Kat Fisher

Lou Rawk, From KUBE to the Seattle Kraken

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"I think if a radio station is really community-focused and doesn’t care about the marketing numbers or the ratings, it would do a lot better in today’s environment."

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John Kincade Opens Up About His Decision to Leave 97.5 The Fanatic

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"I'm very fortunate to be alive and survived everything I've survived. What I want to do is enjoy my life every day. Part of that is doing things that I want to do on my terms."

Spotify Playlists, TikTok, and the Rise of Independent Music Curators

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"There are people who take pride in discovery and treat their playlists almost like radio stations."

Bang Your Head: John Bush and the Timeless Power of Armored Saint

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"We don't want to be just one of these bands from the '80s who put out new music so they can go out and do some touring."

The Dumbest Rule in News/Talk Radio — and Why Hosts Should Break It

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The hosts who build real, lasting connections with their audiences aren't the ones who follow every internal directive without question.