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The Cold Dose of Radio Reality
It's hard sometimes not to become jaded if you work in the radio business. The more time you spend time in it, the more...
ABC: Always Be ‘Crootin
If you aren’t helping recruit and train new people, then you’re part of the problem.
I just wanted to throw it out there and make...
104.5 The Zone Adds ‘The Big 6’ with Jason Martin
Nashville’s top rated sports station, 104.5 The Zone/WGFX-FM is expanding its local sports coverage with a new evening show that kicks off Monday, July...
Live Events Present Sales Options
I love this time of year. Summertime and sunshine make people happier and when people are happier, they’re more willing to spend money on...
Eric Spitz Leaving CBS Sports Radio to Join SiriusXM
Veteran sports radio executive Eric Spitz is joining SiriusXM as their new Vice President of Sports Programming. Spitz will report directly to Steve Cohen,...
The Risks and Rewards of Playing to Win
It's been said many times that you don't win in sports radio without great talent. It helps that our subject matter is important to...
Hosting in Markets with No Professional Teams
Hosting a sports radio program in a market with professional teams makes the job less difficult. Each day you're provided with local content from...
A Passion or a Sickness?
What in the world is wrong with us?
I mean, seriously. Do you realize how many other jobs there are out there that require so...
Sean Salisbury Taking Over Afternoons on Sports Talk 790
After parting ways with Jayson Braddock and Sean Jones, iHeartMedia Houston has found their replacement for afternoon drive. And they didn't have to search...
Jim Rome to Visit Daily with Dan Sileo on 97.3 The Fan
97.3 The Fan in San Diego is taking steps to make Jim Rome a stronger part of the radio station. The CBS Sports Radio...