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Political Talk Is Suicide For Music Radio Brands
Even though the First Amendment protects free speech, what you say and project will always be a direct reflection of you. And your brand.
Scott Kaplan: Lakers Front Office Understands Influence of Our Show
“I don’t think that Shams and Haynes are making this up independently of each other. They don’t even work together.”
Shan Shariff: Stephen A. Smith is Right To Tell Kyrie Irving to Quit Playing
"He wants to be able to play basketball and not have anyone on TV or radio talk about it or anyone at the games have a microphone and put it in front of his face,"
Stephen A. Smith: My Issues With Kyrie Irving Are Personal & He Knows Why
"You ain't worth my paper. So my attitude is even if I don't like your ass, I'm still gonna be fair."
Jay Williams Tells Stephen A. Smith His Criticism Of Kyrie Irving ‘Seems Personal’
"You say I'm being sensitive and I don't know why, but you're the one that's very emotional right now."
Candace Owens: I Won’t Turn My Back on Kyrie Irving
Candace Owens said she is standing behind Kyrie Irving in the wake of a controversy that started when he tweeted a link to a film that contains antisemitism.
Jason Whitlock: Big Pharma Reason for Kyrie Irving’s Suspension
Jason Whitlock stated that the saga of Kyrie Irving had more to do with his stance on vaccines than promoting a film that allegedly is antisemitic.
Gregg Giannotti Took On Kyrie Irving And Restored My Faith In Sports Radio
To hear a host shout "It's obvious what you do. You do the right thing!" about a player in his own market shouldn't be the outlier. It should be the rule.
Media Noise: Do We Call Out Kyrie Irving & Elon Musk The Way We Should?
Demetri opens this episode of Media Noise by giving an update on his health. Then Jessie Karangu and Garrett Searight join the show to...
Brandon Robinson Apologizes For Kyrie Irving Comments
Bally Sports NBA Insider Brandon Robinson, also known as "Scoop B", has apologized for his comments about Kyrie Irving and his handling of questioning...