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Why Urban Radio’s Future Depends on a Bold Rebrand Strategy

Think about what’s trending now in music, video, entertainment, and social media. Are you where your listeners are?

Can Sports Radio Still Recruit the Former Athlete?

"For sports radio to be persuasive, it needs to be believable. For sports radio to be believable, it must remain credible"

How Mike McVay’s Journey Led Him to the Radio Hall of Fame

“I was shocked. I mean, it just didn't register at first. But it means so much to me because, again, you think of where you started and what motivated you to get into it.”

20 Brands In 20 Days: Rick Strauss, 98 Rock Baltimore

A lot of people say it, but I think this company and this station really walk it in terms of local personality-driven community-engaged radio.

Is Market Mobility Still a Thing in Sports Radio?

Market mobility, when it existed, was the sign of a company and boss that took an interest in what came out of their listeners’ speakers.

And You Thought Radio Had It Bad…The SiriusXM Edition

In so many words, SiriusXM decided that streaming audio is a tough business if your company is not named Spotify, Apple, or Amazon.

News Talk Radio Hosts and Sports Talent Have a Tendency to Murder Pronouns

If you are the Program Director seeking to maximize the footprint of your station’s locally originated programming, start listening for pronoun abuse. It is a thing.

Radio Stations Owned By Author Stephen King to Cease Operations Later This Month

The stations have "consistently" lost money over the four decades of ownership by King, a statement from his company read.

Should Radio Be More Optimistic?

Who out there in radio is doing something new and different and can point to some success?

News Talk Radio Talent, What is Your Personal Brand?

What makes you new, better, or different?

Do Young People Still Want to Work in Radio?

"It is REALLY hard to find young talent that has a passion for behind the scenes radio roles, and a willingness to make very little money and grind."

Meet The Leaders: Pat Paxton, Saga Communications

“There are very few that can out-local us. That's our unique calling card and that's what will continue to be our specialty.”

UK Radio Has A Lesson For US Radio Stations

For those of you who don’t know or remember me, I spent seven years at the late, great Radio & Records, working my way up from Assistant Radio Editor to a full-fledged format editor, reporter, columnist and feature writer, as well as contributing heavily to Street Talk Daily. When R&R shut down in mid-2009, I co-founded RAMP (Radio and Music Pros) with Kevin Carter, and, amongst all of that, I also spent some time on-air in Connecticut, Boston and Southern California.

Radio’s Audience is Aging, but Older Talent Can’t Catch a Break

“History tells us that some talented people are going to be passed over because they are on the wrong side of 40 or 50.”

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Can Sports Radio Still Recruit the Former Athlete?

"For sports radio to be persuasive, it needs to be believable. For sports radio to be believable, it must remain credible"

How Mike McVay’s Journey Led Him to the Radio Hall of Fame

“I was shocked. I mean, it just didn't register at first. But it means so much to me because, again, you think of where you started and what motivated you to get into it.”

20 Brands In 20 Days: Rick Strauss, 98 Rock Baltimore

A lot of people say it, but I think this company and this station really walk it in terms of local personality-driven community-engaged radio.

Silver Tribe Media’s Neal Carruth is Ready to Build Something Bigger

"One of the big draws for me at Silver Tribe was the ability to help clients with everything that I've learned over two decades plus in radio and podcasting."