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Why News/Talk Radio Hosts and Stations Need to Dive Head First Into Winning Topic A
If you are discussing the education subcommittee vote while your community is receiving a foot of snow, you have failed.
The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show Invited to Broadcast Show From Pentagon
Earlier this month, Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell hinted at an upcoming invite to the Premiere Networks hosts.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro to Join Pitt-Syracuse Basketball Broadcast on 93.7 The Fan
Gov. Shapiro will join longtime announcer Bill Hillgrove and analyst Curtis Aiken, who is in his 15th season as the radio analyst for Pitt men’s basketball
Dave Ramsey Sets Release Date for Latest Book on Entrepreneurship
In his latest book, Dave Ramsey will share his experience in building a business from what started as a one-man operation and now encompasses more than 1,000 employees.
1130 WISN Host Dan O’Donnell is the Next Generation of News/Talk Talent in Milwaukee
"I try to approach my show like an attorney. I'm building a case for whatever it is that I'm trying to argue for and just provide the best, most logical argument that I can find."
Rush Limbaugh Remembered By News/Talk Radio Hosts 4 Years Since Passing
"There literally is not a day I don't sit down behind my microphone and think about him and the advice he's given me."
Former KMJ General Manager Al Smith Dies
"This is crushing news for all of us. Especially his beautiful family who he loved and cherished so deeply. The sadness is overwhelming.”
SuperTalk Mississippi Adds ‘Mornings with Richard Cross’ to Replace the Late Paul Gallo in Lineup
“It’s an honor to have the trust of this company and its audience to take on this role..."
The Interview: The Colin Dunlap Show on KDKA
Dunlap is a relative newcomer to the news/talk radio space. But how does a former newspaper writer handle on-air interviews?
Does The News Industry Think Anything Makes Being a Reporter in 2025 Enticing?
The glamour of the Woodward and Bernstein days (or the Walter Cronkite days, or the Ernie Pyle days) is long gone. If you’re just starting out, no, you don’t want to be a reporter.