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Can Broadcast Media Compete With YouTube While Wearing the FCC Muzzle?
There will always be a market for “clean” entertainment, but a “no-holds-barred” sports talk show on broadcast radio would probably have a following.
Why The MeidasTouch Podcast Deserves Credit
While a show like The Joe Rogan Experience has dominated the mainstream podcast discussion, The MeidasTouch Podcast is quietly becoming just as essential for a different kind of audience.
The MeidasTouch Podcast Tops The Joe Rogan Experience For Top Spot on YouTube Podcast Charts
The Joe Rogan Experience finished the week as the second most-watched podcast for the third consecutive week.
Why Sports Radio Needs a Podcasting Wake up Call
"A simple truth for sports radio talent is this: if you haven’t developed a strategy to get on video and create outside of your show, the hourglass is running out of sand"
Netflix is On the Prowl for YouTube Creators — Would News Podcasters Consider a Switch?
"YouTube is great for discoverability, sure, but Netflix brings a level of prestige that’s hard to ignore."
Is Specialization Making Young Sports Talk Hosts Boring?
"I fear that young talent are missing out on the conversations and experiences that teach you how to go from a sports talk radio guy to a guy on sports talk radio."
Candace Owens Doubles Down After French President Emmanuel Macron Launches Lawsuit Against Her
"Fire everyone around you -- and I mean literally everyone around you -- who told you this was a very good idea for you to be the first sitting first lady of a country to file a lawsuit against a journalist of another country."
YouTube Sees Nearly $10 Billion in Ad Revenue During 2025’s 2nd Quarter
That beat previous projections of $9.6 billion the platform was expected to reach during the second quarter.
Why Triton Digital Exec Sharon Taylor Thinks Podcasting Is Losing Sight of Its Audio Origins
"My message to the industry is, 'Hey, don’t forget that you’ve got a ton of people who love audio.'"
Netflix Climbs Into Top 3 Spot of June’s Nielsen Media Distributor Gauge
While Netflix rose into the top three after finishing May in fifth, YouTube expanded its lead over The Walt Disney Company.