The failed expectation of Rose’s fanbase was real and raw at that moment. Time has softened the feeling of many, but Rose violating the rules was not something one could ever imagine.

When searching out a guest, start by answering the question “What’s the objective of this interview?” Why this guest? Are you entertaining or informing the audience? Is it your desire to create talk that can grow your audience?

Kelly Orchard, a licensed psychotherapist, discusses the emotional journey of job loss in the media industry, likening it to grief.

The closer and more relatable you are to a listener and their community, the better connected the listener will be to you. A strong connection with your audience leads to consistent success. It builds listener loyalty.

Highlighting the unique experience and dedication required to be a great on-air personality; noting that the best talent are intelligent, driven, and constantly striving for improvement.

Auto is the last listening location where radio dominates. With mounting competition from other platforms, new data now shows the beginnings of erosion, fueled by automakers themselves.

Stephen A. Smith’s success, spanning multiple media platforms, is a testament to his hard work, authenticity, and ability to evolve.

The rise of smartphones has revolutionized how we consume media, yet radio seems to ignore the opportunity to take advantage.

The Infinite Dial 2025 study highlights the importance of multi-platform content delivery for media success.

Your audience, company, and employees pay for your mistakes. Making mistakes is regretful, but it’s worse if you’ve not learned from them.

The results are not as clear as the projections predicted by the pundits.

Expectations take years to cultivate and a moment to crush.

Remotes and public appearances bring radio back into public view and back into the conversation. 

The most unique and well-attended programming and content conference will once again go about supporting one of America’s biggest formats.

Most people don’t have patience. One of my friends in media always says, “Fast cost money.”

Lorne Michaels sold the point that if you miss your mark by a millimeter, the joke dies.

If you don’t know who your target audience is, you cannot attract them as your audience.

One young broadcaster shared that it feels as if my generation used up all the fun before they arrived in Radio.

Competition can be a powerful motivator that helps people develop new skills and learn to work hard to achieve their goals.

Make it known to your work superiors that you want to learn and become a Program Director.

Make a New Year’s Resolution to be more thoughtful, kinder, respectful, collaborative and understanding than in years past.

If a radio station fell in the woods and it wasn’t marketed, did it make a sound?

Jobs are being turned upside down. Families impacted. Finances drained. Health is affected by the burden of stress...

If success is not in sight, there’s no shame in rebooting your plan. Better that than failure.