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Approaching The Summit: Mike Ricordati, 97.1 The Fan
"I've been told since I started in this business that radio's dying, and yet we're still here, and I think it's the willingness to share ideas with each other is the reason why we are still here."
Meet The Podcasters: Mike Foss, ESPN
"Podcasts are a very intimate thing. It's an intimate one-to-one relationship with the listener. It makes sense to lean so heavily on the talent when you're marketing and presenting it.:
How Boston’s Jarren Duran Fan Interaction Brought Out a Justified Response From Sports Media
"The media often uses social issues to mount their high horses, seeking some holier-than-thou high moral ground. In the case of what happened in Cleveland, however, the response is justified"
Charles Barkley: ‘The Clowns at ESPN, They Always Make Me Laugh’
"I told you, I said, ‘Lakers aren’t a good team,’ but ESPN was just swinging on them like they were damn King Kong."
Approaching The Summit: Mike Thomas, Audacy Boston
"These are challenging times, and it's always educational for me to hear how others are meeting the challenges."
How Changes at 97.1 The Fan Could Test Fan Loyalty
"I love sports radio stations being bold, but I have questions."
2025 NFL Draft the Second-Most Watched Draft on Record
"The 2025 NFL Draft the second-most viewed NFL Draft on record, only trailing the 2020 Draft, which was held live from Commissioner Roger Goodell’s home during the COVID pandemic."
Fred Toucher Questions How ‘Moron’ Jordon Hudson Handled Interview With Bill Belichick
"You have no idea what the hell you're doing. What's your experience in this? Banging an old guy?"
Approaching The Summit: Marc Silverman, ESPN Chicago
"I always think that when you are around other smart people in our business, it just gives you an even greater pop on your energy."
Jemele Hill: Some Media Probably Gave Sheduer Sanders a Pass Because of Who His Father Is
“I think that they probably gave him some passes and maybe didn't report as accurately or as honestly as they should have, because of who his father was.”