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Bob Pittman Shares Lessons on Life and Business at the BFOA Media Mixer

“Nobody has peace and quiet anymore. Everybody needs a friend, and radio fills that space.”

Inside The Daily Wire’s Plan Under New CEO Mike Richards

"I was like, 'This is the greatest sandbox in the world.' If you're a creative person who likes running shows and businesses, this is the ultimate place to land. There's no one else that does what we do."

Why Chris Simms Has No Interest in Following the Traditional Sports Media Playbook

"I was obsessed with football from an early age. Of course, I envisioned being the man and winning Super Bowls, never having to work again. That obviously didn't happen, but I knew media was an option."

Ed Levine Hands Galaxy Communications to Pamal Broadcasting, Bets on Events

"Let me buy a really good or start a really good event, and then is there any local media I can add to it to make it better?'"

Buck Sexton Recalls Incident With Alyssa Milano’s Chihuahua

Sexton harkened back to an interview he conducted several years ago with actress/activist Alyssa Milano when he worked for The Hill.

Armstrong and Getty Raise More Than $820,000 During Radiothon

“We really believe it’s important to take the success of the radio show and do something positive–and we really believe in this charity.”

Big 550 KTRS Host John Carney Returns After Painkiller Detox Stay

“To compound things, on top of all that medication I was taking, I was also chasing it with a fair amount of wine.”

Howie Carr: Don Lemon Used Len Khodorkovsky as Ratings Ploy

Carr insisted that Lemon used Khodorkovsky’s interview as a ratings ploy as he struggles to gain traction on his new morning show.

Google, iHeartMedia Settle Multi-Million-Dollar Lawsuit with FTC On Alleged Scam

The FTC has settled a multi-million-dollar lawsuit with Google and iHeartMedia following a controversy over the endorsement of a Google-made smartphone

KNX News Hosting Town Hall On Fentanyl Crisis

According to the station, fentanyl killed more than 1,600 people in Los Angeles County alone in the last year, with warnings from both local and federal officials about the crisis.

Charlotte Radio Legend Gerry Vaillancourt Dies at 72

"Vaillancourt died from a heart condition that he was diagnosed with 25 years ago."

Kim Klacik Scheduled To Be Deposed in Defamation Lawsuit Against Candace Owens

"Klacik is accusing Owens of defaming her, her campaign at the time, and her staff."

Report: Elon Musk Calls CEOs Complaining About Pulling Advertising on Twitter 

Twitter is reportedly hemorrhaging advertisers and CEO Elon Musk is not happy, leading to him calling top executives at these companies to complain.

WTOP Reporter Neal Augenstein Diagnosed With Lung Cancer

Neal Augenstein began his career at WTOP in 1997 as a part-time news anchor.

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Inside The Daily Wire’s Plan Under New CEO Mike Richards

"I was like, 'This is the greatest sandbox in the world.' If you're a creative person who likes running shows and businesses, this is the ultimate place to land. There's no one else that does what we do."

Why Chris Simms Has No Interest in Following the Traditional Sports Media Playbook

"I was obsessed with football from an early age. Of course, I envisioned being the man and winning Super Bowls, never having to work again. That obviously didn't happen, but I knew media was an option."

Ed Levine Hands Galaxy Communications to Pamal Broadcasting, Bets on Events

"Let me buy a really good or start a really good event, and then is there any local media I can add to it to make it better?'"

Steve Scully on Balancing Politics and Respect on “The Briefing” at SiriusXM

""So when you try to understand the context of where we are today by understanding where we've been in the past, I think it makes it easier for many people to realize that, whatever you feel about the current political environment, this too is going to pass."