Tag: Urban Radio

I’m comfortable making an educated guess about what listeners want from their adult urban station. But what they expect and what they deserve are not necessarily the same thing.

In case you missed my disclaimer in last week’s article, let me say it again: that piece was written entirely by AI. Its purpose...

"What Xania Monet represents is not a soulless machine, but a new form of authorship. It is Black woman creativity meeting artificial intelligence, and together they are forcing a conversation about equity, control and imagination in the digital era"

"I am so thrilled and honored to be a part of the SummitMedia family! Everything that I’ve ever desired in a career is what they have provided"

"These are the moments that build esteem for urban brands — the things that set us apart from other stations in the market"

While I’ll admit this could be a bit subjective, since I haven’t lived or programmed in every city that I list in consideration, it’s still a fun debate.

"This business will teach you that the term friends can be used loosely"

"Whatever the reason, there has to be a reason."

"I'm hopeful that this is a glimpse of what’s ahead for the urban format."

"Collabs in R&B aren’t new, but lately the quality of production has impressed me."