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The NFL Rolled the Dice — and News/Talk Radio Should Pay Attention
Trying new voices, testing digital opportunities, taking chances on content that may not be perceived as “traditional” in the News/Talk space, and experimenting with imaging, bumpers, and liners are all logical steps.
How 700 WLW’s Bill Cunningham Has Stayed On Top For More Than 40 Years
"I hate to say this, but I’m as energized now as I was in 1983."
What The Turning Point USA Halftime Show Can Teach News/Talk Radio About Relevance and Disruption
If you tell people something is going to be big, great, and important, they're likely to think that it's going to be big, great, and important.
Why Chris Merrill Couldn’t Say No to A New Midday Show at KFI-AM 640
"Anytime KFI calls, it's the right time."
92.3 The Hub Brings Conservative Talk to Lubbock
The new station will feature nationally syndicated shows from Mike Gallagher, Scott Jennings, Erick Erickson, Will Cain, Larry Elder, and Hugh Hewitt in its daily lineup.
Glenn Beck: Turning Point USA Halftime Show Proves You Can Pull People to Digital Platforms at Biggest Moments
The Turning Point USA All-American Halftime Show brought in several million viewers on Sunday evening. Glenn Beck says it's a positive sign for the...
Do National News/Talk Radio Hosts Now Need a TV Companion for Career Success?
Is radio still enough to create career success and have a big enough audience to make it the most important medium for hosts today?
How SiriusXM’s Andrew Wilkow Turned 90 Seconds Into a National Show
“I thought girls would like me if I became a rock radio DJ, and I naively thought that you had something to do with how music got on the radio.”
KFI AM 640 Announces Upcoming Weekday Lineup Changes Featuring John Kobylt, Tim Conway Jr., Chris Merrill and Michael Monks
"KFI's new weekday lineup hits the Los Angeles airwaves starting February 17th."
Why News/Talk Radio Hosts and PDs Can’t Afford to Ignore How Listeners Actually Live
We all fantasize that our audience is totally glued into every moment on the radio. I wish that was true. It isn’t.