Tag: News/Talk Radio
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Is It Time for Radio Professionals to Find Something Else to Do?
What you should be doing is imagining a world where radio just doesn’t exist and you can do anything else you want to do…and then do it.
The Interview: The John Kobylt Show, KFI AM 640
John Kobylt is a nominee for the Radio Hall of Fame. Let's check in on a recent interview to see how he got to that point.
98.1 KMBZ Host Jon Grayson Announces Retirement
“I hate to be ambiguous, but the fact is I’ve learned that there are some things I need to do in my life that simply run in conflict with my remaining on-air."
The Megyn Kelly Show, The Charlie Kirk Show Largest Growing Conservative Podcasts in 1st Quarter, New Data Shows
Only five podcasts saw double-digit subscriber growth compared to the first quarter of 2024.
Why Radio Hosts Can’t Ever Turn Down An Opportunity for Cross Promotion
In an era when radio companies aren't spending big money on billboards or, honestly, any other cross-promotional media opportunities, it is on the station and the talent to find those opportunities themselves.
How News/Talk Radio Hosts Could Play a Role in Resurrecting Local Journalism
Be an authentic truth-seeker. Ask the tough questions. You may be the only person who is unafraid to take on abuse.
The Interview: Lisa Dent, WGN Radio
How do you go about interviewing one of the more polarizing figures in American politics? Lisa Dent did it recently, so let's check in to see how it went.
How 840 WHAS Turns The Kentucky Derby Into News/Talk Radio Content
"You really have to tell spectacular stories and enjoy doing the event."
How Fox News Radio Host Guy Benson Built His Audience in One of News/Talk Radio’s Most Competitive Timeslots
"Just in terms of emails, social media interaction, messages, and calls, you can definitely tell that a lot of people, for the first time, are getting their ears on this show."
Dennis Prager Won’t Rejoin Salem Radio Network in June
"We will continue to keep watching the recovery for Dennis and pray for his improvement.”