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The Industry According To: Keith Dakin, Connoisseur Media

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"Generic, boring radio will be the end of us. It is not Spotify."

How Local Radio Expands Audience Through Partnerships

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"Tear down the traditional thought of competitive ownership groups and start thinking about how you can build shared audiences."

Why Radio’s Best Stories Aren’t Really Overnight Wins

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"Great programmers don't wake up one day with an instinct for finding talent or coaching personalities."

Clip Culture Is the Necessary Evil Every Sports Media Talent Must Learn To Live With

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"The same clips that invite criticism also introduce your work to thousands of potential new listeners, viewers, and subscribers who otherwise may never discover your show. In today's media landscape, discovery rarely begins with a radio dial or a podcast app. It begins with an algorithm."

How ‘NFL Live’ Stood Out on ESPN Owning a Day NFL Fans Will Never Forget

Columns John Molori John Molori -
"June 1, 2026, rivaled any day on the NFL calendar. NFL Live stood unrivaled in its coverage."

NFL VP of Broadcast: Streaming Agreements Are Long Term Decisions, Not Money Grabs

Sports John Mamola John Mamola -
"These are all 10-20-30 year decisions. I don't think anybody's just grabbing the money and running."

ESPN Reportedly Considering Peter Schrager as Host of New Weekday Studio Show

Sports John Mamola John Mamola -
"I just want to be the guy you want to sit next to on a plane and talk sports with. My goal is you see my face on ESPN and you say, ‘Oh s**t. Schrager’s on today, what’s he got. This is going to be fun."

Why the NFL Can’t Have It Both Ways With Draft Pick Tipping

Columns John Mamola John Mamola -
"You can’t empower insiders, reward scoops, and fuel the social media fire, then act surprised when it burns a little too hot."

Peter Schrager Reflects on One Year at ESPN With a Super Bowl on the Horizon

Features John Mamola John Mamola -
"My goal is you see my face on ESPN and you say, ‘Oh s**t. Schrager’s on today, what’s he got. This is going to be fun."

ESPN Has Found A New Quarterback in Pat McAfee

Columns John Mamola John Mamola -
"McAfee didn’t just host a show during the opening of NFL free agency. He hosted the show. The show where insiders broke news, analysts delivered context, and fans turned first. That’s not just good programming. That’s positioning."

ESPN Announces NFL Free Agency Coverage Plans

Sports BSM Staff BSM Staff -
"Beginning Monday, March 9 at noon ET, the network will deliver more than six hours of dedicated coverage across multiple studio shows while providing real-time updates, commentary and analysis."

Barrett Media’s Top 20 Sports Television Talent of 2025

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"This gives you an idea of how the industry collectively views the best of the best on sports television."

ESPN NFL Analyst Peter Schrager: “I’m a Product of WFAN Sports Talk Radio”

Radio BSM Staff BSM Staff -
"I think it helped form a lot of the ways that I like to connect with the listener, viewer, reader, whatever. They’ve been a huge influence over my career"

The Tom Brady Rules Must Be Immediately Re-Instituted for the Integrity of the NFL

Columns John Mamola John Mamola -
"Integrity? Ha, who needs it"
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Inside Sandy Grossman’s Long Road to Immortality at the Pro Football Hall of Fame

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"He knew his job was to provide the best pictures to the fans of the NFL. I just want people to know my father did everything he could to provide those pictures, but also be the best father and grandfather as well."