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Inside Brian Kilmeade’s New Book, 30 Years at Fox News, and Welcoming Karoline Leavitt

“I lose my phone 20 times a day. I don’t know where I put my iPad. But for some reason, this stuff sticks. It really helps me see the big picture through all these historic times that we’re in.”

Meet The Leaders: Carl Weinstein, COO, Locked On Podcasts

"By focusing on the things we can control and produce the most compelling daily team coverage. We are expanding into all the different ways and platforms we can do that, while delivering outstanding results for our advertisers. But also building a powerful company culture."

The Industry According To: Bill McGathy, In De Goot Entertainment

"We all are guilty of using 'catchphrases,' but not to oversimplify — if you don’t take a risk on an artist you believe in, there will be no reward."

The Miami Marlins Set A Dangerous Standard By Confusing Social Media Popularity With Employee Value

"Experience, preparation, credibility and the ability to connect with an audience should carry far more weight than an algorithm or the number next to someone's name on a social media profile."

Sara Williams Named WME Head Music Marketing

"A natural fit to run our music marketing group."

Phil’s Future Five: Why You Need to Be On Bella Kay, Ella Langley, and Luke Combs

Programmers love to say they “follow the audience,” but a number of them only do that when the audience and the impact week are holding hands.

Hits on the Horizon: David Guetta, Daughtry, Vance Joy, and Luke Combs

"Let’s see if I can “scare” up some potential hits besides Taylor that your ears should be on if they aren’t already"

Brooke Summers Hosts CBS Country Labor Day Special

The show will feature music from Morgan Wallen, Lady A, Brooks & Dunn, Luke Combs, and others.

Why Country Radio Still Beats Spotify And Every DSP

There are things that the streaming platforms can never do that Country excels in. Community connection, cultural relevance, and making the music feel like your music.

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."

Hits On The Horizon: The Weeknd, Lady Gaga And Thomas Rhett

I really like Lady Gaga / “Garden of Eden,” which has roughly 44 million streams. The song is catchy with lyrics such as “I could be your girlfriend for the weekend, you can be my boyfriend for the night!”

Concerts Over Cash: Country Radio’s Secret Weapon

When a listener gets a ticket to see someone they’ve loved since they were 14, you’re not just filling a prize slot. You’re making a lifelong listener.

20 Brands In 20 Days: Gregg Swedberg, K102 Minneapolis

"I want everybody in Minneapolis, and it doesn't matter what station you're on, I want personalities."

HANK-FM Creator Howard Kroeger Discusses The Popularity of Classic Country

“That irreverent tone makes HANK stand out. I hate to say it, but there are a lot of vanilla brands out there, and we have taken advantage of that."

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Meet The Leaders: Carl Weinstein, COO, Locked On Podcasts

"By focusing on the things we can control and produce the most compelling daily team coverage. We are expanding into all the different ways and platforms we can do that, while delivering outstanding results for our advertisers. But also building a powerful company culture."

The Industry According To: Bill McGathy, In De Goot Entertainment

"We all are guilty of using 'catchphrases,' but not to oversimplify — if you don’t take a risk on an artist you believe in, there will be no reward."

The Miami Marlins Set A Dangerous Standard By Confusing Social Media Popularity With Employee Value

"Experience, preparation, credibility and the ability to connect with an audience should carry far more weight than an algorithm or the number next to someone's name on a social media profile."

Inside John Fanta’s NBC Sports Rise Built on Energy, Versatility and Saying Yes

"The product better be for the fan. Everything I do has to count no matter what it is. I look at any second on the air trying to meet and exceed the bar that's been set. That's what makes it fun."