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Inside Brian Kilmeade’s New Book, 30 Years at Fox News, and Welcoming Karoline Leavitt

“I lose my phone 20 times a day. I don’t know where I put my iPad. But for some reason, this stuff sticks. It really helps me see the big picture through all these historic times that we’re in.”

Meet The Leaders: Carl Weinstein, COO, Locked On Podcasts

"By focusing on the things we can control and produce the most compelling daily team coverage. We are expanding into all the different ways and platforms we can do that, while delivering outstanding results for our advertisers. But also building a powerful company culture."

The Industry According To: Bill McGathy, In De Goot Entertainment

"We all are guilty of using 'catchphrases,' but not to oversimplify — if you don’t take a risk on an artist you believe in, there will be no reward."

The Miami Marlins Set A Dangerous Standard By Confusing Social Media Popularity With Employee Value

"Experience, preparation, credibility and the ability to connect with an audience should carry far more weight than an algorithm or the number next to someone's name on a social media profile."

San Antonio Spurs Voice Bill Schoening Announces Retirement

“This ride has taken me literally all over the world, and I’ve been very blessed."

Kenny Mayne Says He Doesn’t See Himself Returning To Broadcasting

"It's almost been four years, almost. When I left, at first I just like, What the f**k did I just do?”

Chicago Bulls President Michael Reinsdorf Frustrated With No CHSN Agreement With Comcast/Xfinity

“It’s disappointing you can’t go to bars and restaurants to get games.”

Jim Nantz: ‘I Don’t Want to Start Putting a Countdown Clock’ on Retiring From Covering Masters Tournament

"I’m thinking about this show now, and by the way, maybe I don’t make it there, maybe I go beyond it."

Howard Stern Welcomes Yankees Radio Voice Dave Sims’ Hey Now Home Run Call

“Yeah. I’ve watched The Larry Sanders Show, and I’ve heard Howard (Stern) say it."

Amy Lawrence Announces Return With SiriusXM

“After 6 weeks to reset, I'm jumping back into radio with a new challenge. I've signed a contract with SiriusXM to host on two sports channels.”

What if Sports Radio Had Annual Owners’ Meetings Like the NFL?

What if the best minds in programming, sales, marketing, and tech got together every year and said, “What needs to change?” And then—here’s the key part—we actually changed it.

105.7 The Fan Host Ed Norris Returns to ‘Big Bad Morning Show’ With Update On Cancer Diagnosis

"All the margins are clear and the lymph nodes are negative, which means all the cancer is out.”

Seattle Sports Adds ‘The Cal Raleigh Show’ To Weekly Mariners Coverage

“Cal’s insights into his leadership, his role on the team, and the Mariners’ season will offer fans an even closer connection to the team in 2025.”

CBS Sports’ Bill Raftery: Retirement Is in Someone Else’s Hands

“If they feel I’m not up to it, then you know it’s time to pack it in.”

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Meet The Leaders: Carl Weinstein, COO, Locked On Podcasts

"By focusing on the things we can control and produce the most compelling daily team coverage. We are expanding into all the different ways and platforms we can do that, while delivering outstanding results for our advertisers. But also building a powerful company culture."

The Industry According To: Bill McGathy, In De Goot Entertainment

"We all are guilty of using 'catchphrases,' but not to oversimplify — if you don’t take a risk on an artist you believe in, there will be no reward."

The Miami Marlins Set A Dangerous Standard By Confusing Social Media Popularity With Employee Value

"Experience, preparation, credibility and the ability to connect with an audience should carry far more weight than an algorithm or the number next to someone's name on a social media profile."

Inside John Fanta’s NBC Sports Rise Built on Energy, Versatility and Saying Yes

"The product better be for the fan. Everything I do has to count no matter what it is. I look at any second on the air trying to meet and exceed the bar that's been set. That's what makes it fun."