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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.
Radio Pros: Stop Saving Your Industry Pep Talks for National Radio Day
The only thing that will sink radio as a viable platform for high-quality content distribution and engaging advertising opportunities is the industry itself.
News/Talk Radio Needs to Turn Trump’s D.C. Police Takeover Into a Local Conversation
Rather than zooming in on the Washington D.C. specifics, zoom out from Washington D.C.
Why Losing Howard Stern and Stephen Colbert Is the Best Thing to Happen to Media in Years
There are business investments that are wise loss leaders, but do Colbert or Stern fit that mold in 2025?
Barrett Media and iMAR Entertainment Partner on the 2025 BNM Summit, 4 More Speakers Join the Lineup
"Barrett Media has partnered with iMAR Entertainment to offer media brands an exclusive opportunity to attend the Summit through 100% barter – no cash required."
What Shane Gillis Hosting the ESPYs Can Teach News/Talk Radio About Risk Taking
Don't always play it safe because it's easy. Take calculated risks. That's what ESPN did.
Why News/Talk Radio Hosts Can’t Rely on Social Media Algorithms to Drive Their Shows
Our social media feeds are critical to our jobs, but remember that the algorithms feed you what you're already looking for—and double down on it.