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Is Media Still a Good Career Choice for the Next Generation?
"For young people seeking careers that offer passion, influence, technology, and opportunity, media—in any form, including radio—isn’t just an option to consider."
Why Rush Limbaugh is Responsible for the Current Conservative Media Civil War
Rush Limbaugh didn't start a fight. He ended one — for decades. And now that he's gone, everyone left standing wants to throw punches.
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Why News/Talk Radio Needs Its Own Old School vs. New School Debate
As has been written about and discussed plenty on Barrett Media and elsewhere this week regarding the sports radio wars between the "old school"...
How Chris Stigall Went From a Card Table to National Syndication with Salem Radio Network
"I lost my job a few years ago in Philadelphia. I thought I was done, I thought I'd seen my best days, and my career was over. And God had other plans."
Clay Travis: ‘Bad For Free Speech, Bad For Privacy, Bad for Public Safety’ to Remove AM Radio From New Vehicles
"If left unchecked, you may very well be forced onto platforms that monitor you. That’s bad for free speech, it’s bad for privacy, and it’s bad for public safety."
How News/Talk Radio Can Use Kalshi and Polymarket to Make Content Decisions
This is just another available data set -- for free! -- that programmers and can hosts can use to inform their decisions.
How 93 WIBC Built a Younger Audience Without Losing Its Soul
"We bring a lot of entertainment, even in the places where it may not be thought of as an entertainment daypart."
How a ‘Laugh First, Politics Second’ Approach Led The Ryan Gorman Show to a Top 20 Finish
"My inspiration comes from Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld and those kinds of people."
Dennis Prager Launches Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Against Hospital Following 2024 Fall
In the filing, Prager notes that his medical bills have surpassed $5 million since his injury.
How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected Radio Six Years Later
"The COVID-19 pandemic ultimately served as a stress test for radio. Many positive developments emerged as broadcasters adapted and improvised."