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Barrett Media’s Top 20 Audio Advertising Agencies of 2026

"Voters were asked to answer up to six questions and list which groups and individuals were most important to their business in exact order."

NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt Shares What’s Next After Strong Push For AM Radio Act

"For this to have finally cut through, gotten a floor vote in mid-September in the House of Representatives, and now sitting on the doorstep in the U.S. Senate, it's entirely a tribute to listeners' passion around this issue."

Where CNN Fits in David Ellison’s Newly Merged Skydance Empire

Skydance could've treated CNN as a cable asset to trim, spin or sell. Instead, it put the network next to its crown jewels.

Why The Barstool Sports and Big Noon Kickoff Experiment Was Worth The Risk

"The partnership itself shouldn't be viewed as a failure. It was different. It generated attention, created conversation, reached audiences in ways traditional television has struggled to reach them and, for a time, it worked."

How Taylor Momsen and The Pretty Reckless Approach Their Writing and Recording Process

Taylor Momsen is a rockstar—and we need rockstars in rock and roll! Taylor and her band The Pretty Reckless represent one of rock music's...

How Bullets and Octane Fuel Their Impactful Sound With ‘Losing My Mind’

"When you think you're about to hang your hat on what you think I'm doing, I'm doing something else. It's not really so contrived necessarily. I get bored with the norm."

Guitar Legends Explain Why Music Lovers Are Obsessed With the Guitar

"It helps you to express yourself in a way that other instruments maybe don't in the same way. In the same physical way, it's intellectual, visceral, spiritual, and emotional."

Cheap Trick Continues To Prove Their Coolness Nearly 50 Years Later

"Thank God we have fans that come to see us, promoters that want to book us, and other bands that still want us to play with them. It’s great. It’s the life that I wanted my whole life."

Why Bad Marriage’s Latest Album Proves Classic Guitar Rock Isn’t Done Yet

"It’s east coast attitude with a splash of west coast sleaze. The title track has just entered the Billboard rock charts at #24, and the band’s energetic live performances are gaining fans of all ages."

Fearless Females Are Paving The Way For The Future Of Rock

"Listening to those who came before me (although there were not many): Allison Steele and Carol Miller. They created a place for women on the radio that wasn’t limited to being a news reporter or someone giving the traffic reports."

Longtime 105.7 WAPL Personality Rick McNeal Dies After Battling Illness

"While Rick’s public persona was loved by many in Northeast Wisconsin, he remained a very private person."

How Ten Ton Mojo Is Turning Heads Contributing to a Classic Rock Revival

"So many new bands out there, for the most part, that you see are classic rock-style tribute bands now. Unfortunately, that’s almost filling the market for that sound. You’re not seeing as many original bands of that genre."

How Scott ‘Lazlo’ Geiger Built His Church as an Open Book to His Radio and Personal Life

"When I get to go in the studio and close that door, that's when everything else disappears."

The Grammys Agree That Rock Is Back, With Work Left To Be Done

“I think it was only a matter of time before the Grammy voters paid closer attention to what is going on in the rock word,”

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NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt Shares What’s Next After Strong Push For AM Radio Act

"For this to have finally cut through, gotten a floor vote in mid-September in the House of Representatives, and now sitting on the doorstep in the U.S. Senate, it's entirely a tribute to listeners' passion around this issue."

Where CNN Fits in David Ellison’s Newly Merged Skydance Empire

Skydance could've treated CNN as a cable asset to trim, spin or sell. Instead, it put the network next to its crown jewels.

Why The Barstool Sports and Big Noon Kickoff Experiment Was Worth The Risk

"The partnership itself shouldn't be viewed as a failure. It was different. It generated attention, created conversation, reached audiences in ways traditional television has struggled to reach them and, for a time, it worked."

Why Dylan Salisbury Never Had a Plan B For His Radio Career

"Keep at it, because radio needs great people."