Could Radio’s Most Famous Seller Win A Radio Wayne?
There’s a chance Herb Tarlek had what it takes to win a Radio Wayne. Not for his fashion sense, of course, but he could have been a contender. He kept WKRP/Cincinnati afloat through bad book after bad book with a mix of nerve, creativity, and hard work.
Paige Nienaber’s Midweek Idea Dump: What A Rush
(By Paige Nienaber) Jo Jo Wright and I worked in Charlotte and ended up at KSOL in San Francisco. Jokingly, he reflected, “You’re really slacking. You were always creating promotions that had me hanging out with cute girls.” "Okay, what if you rushed a sorority?"
Authentic Connection Checklist
(By Jeff McHugh) The primary reason that Americans listen to radio (besides that it is free) is for air talent. Memorable personalities are significantly more important to radio listeners than music or contests. Why? Being memorable requires authenticity.
Salem Preps For 2024 Republican National Convention Coverage
Salem Radio Network and Salem News Channel have revealed their live coverage plans from the 2024 Republican National Convention starting Monday, July 15 from Media Row in Milwaukee's Panther Arena, situated near the main venue at Fiserv Forum.
Jacobs Media AQ6 Survey to Assess AI Impact and Talent Trends
Jacobs Media has launched the sixth edition of its AQ6 survey, its annual national study focused on US commercial radio air talent. AQ6 will notably take a deep dive into the integration of artificial intelligence in radio operations on-air and behind the scenes.
Former FCC Chair Wheeler: US Lawmakers ‘Failed’ To Rein In AI
As the Federal Communications Commission seeks to combat bad actors in the realm of generative artificial intelligence, former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is expressing his belief that the United States policymakers have "failed" in regulating AI.
Why Even Try?
(By Mike McVay) Listening to multiple radio stations on a recent drive during the Independence Day long holiday weekend, it hit me between the eyes how many were airing fill-in talent or substitute shows.
‘Your Baby Is Ugly’
(By John Shomby) I was hired to do a complete station analysis for one of the properties in a particular cluster by that station’s Program Director. As I was going through the results with this particular PD, I noticed that he was very uncomfortable.98i-====
Do You Have The Right People On The Bus?
(By Buzz Knight) In the business world, Jim Collins' metaphor of “having the right people on the bus” from his book Good to Great has become a cornerstone for the importance of building a strong team.
FTC’s Proposed Noncompete Ban Hits Judicial Speed Bump
The Federal Trade Commission's proposed ban on noncompete agreements, initially set to take effect on September 4, now faces uncertainty following a preliminary court ruling. The FTC's move has been both praised and criticized by employees and managers across radio.
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