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Saluting Black Broadcasters: Bo Snerdley, 77 WABC
"One of the things I'm really conscious about is not imitating other people or not picking up things that they do. A lot of radio people do that."
Finding Your Voice is One of the Toughest Jobs for News/Talk Radio Hosts
You’ll know when you’ve found it; it hits you the day you realize you've grown up when after years of just talking, you know who you are when you pop that mic.
Talk Radio Needs to Move Past Bad Rush Limbaugh Impersonations
Too much of talk radio is now too committed to merely rehashing the daily political fights.
How Much Patience Do You Need for Your Rush Limbaugh Replacement Show?
Patience is a virtue in these situations. If it’s not popping by the end of this year, it may be the time. Sometimes shows don’t work. The show may just be what it is.
Chris Stigall: ‘I Don’t Have It In Me’ to Be A Self-Promoter
"In this new space that we’re in now, where everybody is like, ‘Look at me,’ I am probably never going to succeed at the level that some of my colleagues do..."
Buck Sexton: No One Will Ever Again Have the Influence of Rush Limbaugh
"There has not been, and I will honestly say I don't think there will be in my lifetime, anybody who has... that level of influence on the conservative movement."
Reinventing Talk Radio Post-Rush Limbaugh
The long monologue is terrific, if you can pull it off. I have heard a lot of monologues that should have been no longer than 4 minutes.
Fame Can Be Fickle, So Here’s How to Handle It
Fame amplifies everyone’s strengths and weaknesses.
Jim Burnside, ‘Father of Greenville Talk Radio’, Dies
Jim Burnside, who helped launched the news/talk format in Greenville, South Carolina, has died. He was 80 years old.
Burnside is credited with launching what...
How the CNN Downfall Can Be an Example to News/Talk Radio
The staff was stabbing Licht in the back the entire time. Any program director who has walked into a formerly great station that is failing can relate.