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What Election Results for Curtis Sliwa, John Reid, and Bill Spadea Mean For the Future of the Media to Politician Pipeline
I expect a political landscape that will include even more media personalities in the years to come.
Radio Isn’t Dead — It’s Just Bad at Bragging About It
Young people are looking for compelling talk content, and while they’re likely to find it on a podcast, the fact that they want it suggests radio has a chance to compete.
Why News/Talk Radio Stations Should Embrace the Cable News Town Hall Model
As we head into the home stretch of 2025, with vacations, busy schedules, and more on the horizon, look for opportunities like this as benchmarks for 2026.
Has SiriusXM Set a New Standard for the Radio Industry by Building Around Megyn Kelly?
Do radio station call letters mean anything to anyone under the age of 45 anymore? While we need them for legal IDs, do we need names like Q97?
Government Shutdown Coverage By News/Talk Radio is Boring — Unless You Do This
If your plan is to mimic your favorite politician and take the “We’re all going to die!” approach, you’re not in touch with your regular listener.
Toast to 10: Current Barrett Media Writers Share Their Tales
"I’ve gotten tons of feedback from industry people and fans alike. The reaction has been the strived for 50/50, love and hate."
Can ABC Replace Jimmy Kimmel With a Host Who Unites Viewers?
This person may not even be in the traditional comedy space right now. But it’s their only chance at long-term success.
Charlie Kirk Taught Broadcasters the Value of Uncomfortable Conversations
The other thing Charlie did — something News/Talk broadcasters in particular can learn from — was to get out of his bubble.
Toast to 10: Reflecting on ‘The Barrett Bash’ and the ‘2025 BNM Summit’
"The 2025 BNM Summit is in the books. So too is our 10-year celebration party, 'The Barrett Bash'. A huge thank you to all who attended and supported last week's events."
BNM Summit Highlights Power of Local Radio in a Changing Media Landscape
The value in attending an event like this is for local stations to put faces and personalities to those they work with at their networks and provide valuable station feedback.