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That's the title of an article written about the Sports Pope in The New York Times. The WFAN star, who recently returned after a very short retirement, tells the paper that what radio does more than any medium is allow you to really get close to your audience.

Thanks to WCBS Newsradio Director of News and Programming Tim Scheld for sharing this very cool video about the recent rebrand of one of radio's most legendary sets of call letters.

The name of the session is “The Podcast Boom,” and it will be moderated by PodcastOne CEO Norm Pattiz. Here's who Pattiz will have on his panel.

Seven years ago, being a purveyor of Spanish-language media wasn't exactly the most lucrative business opportunity in the Milwaukee market. Today, the business climate is so strong that Bustos Media of Wisconsin launched a second FM signal targeting Latinos.

A hit piece that ran in The New York Post Tuesday night, alleging that former CBS Radio stations in New York City were run like a frat house, has caught the attention of Entercom Regional VP Susan Larkin. Here's what she had to say...

(By Ronald Robinson) Unless trained beyond our own propensities, we tend to behave and speak in a manner that is consistent with our thinking. Our ways of speaking are, almost exclusively, intuitive and habitual.

Entercom has taken home four Kansas Association of Broadcasters awards. The KAB honors journalism throughout the state of Kansas through its annual awards contest. News and Talk station KNSS (KNSS-AM/FM) in Wichita received first place in two categories. Here’s a list of all the Entercom winners.

It's been two years since a District Court Judge dismissed a lawsuit against a broadcaster for playing pre-1972 sound recordings. It was ruled that the broadcaster was playing digitized versions of the songs that were created after 1972. This week, the United States Court of Appeals for the ninth Circuit didn't buy that argument.

As your sellers go about their hard work convincing advertisers about how strong and stable radio continues to be for them, here's another piece of ammunition they can take to the front lines of their sales calls. This latest story just adds to the uncertainty of what advertisers are really getting from the social media giant. 

If you watch the video, posted on TMZ, you might think the entire episode is a joke, or a stunt. However, it appears to be quite real, and Big Boy will certainly have something interesting to discuss on his show Wednesday morning.