The Six P’s for On-Air Talent
(Mike McVay) Most of us have heard of the 6 P's. They usually stand for Prior Preparation Prevents Pitifully Poor Performance. (Cleaned that up for this publication.) But did you know there is another application of the 6 P's that fits with on-air talent and their importance?
Looking For A Mentor?
(John Shomby) Mentors have always had a big influence in my broadcast career. I really believe I would have never reached the goals I had set without the guidance of these individuals through the years. I can tell you that finding the right mentors is a process, not a lucky accident.
MIW Names Four to 2026 Erica Farber Mentorship Program
Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio has unveiled the participants in the MIW Erica Farber Mentorship in Management Class of 2026, honoring the legacy of former RAB President Erica Farber and her long-standing advocacy for female broadcast leadership.
AdLarge Names First CTO After Inlet Media Acquisition
AdLarge has elevated two technology leaders into expanded roles following its acquisition of the assets of Inlet Media, Inc. As part of the transaction, Inlet Media co-founder Patrick Cedrowski has been named Chief Technology Officer of AdLarge and the fwd. network.
National Black Radio Hall of Fame Opens 2026 Nominations
The National Black Radio Hall of Fame has opened nominations for its Class of 2026, continuing its mission to recognize Black radio professionals whose work has shaped the medium’s cultural, creative, and business foundations.
BSI Introduces Stratus Music Scheduling Platform
Broadcast Software International has announced the launch of BSI Stratus Music Scheduling, a cloud-based music scheduling product designed to integrate with both BSI automation systems and most third-party automation platforms.
Keith Williams to Retire from RCS After 25 Years
RCS has announced that Keith Williams will retire as Senior Vice President Asia Pacific, at the end of March. His departure marks the end of more than 25 years with RCS and over 50 years in broadcasting across Australia and New Zealand.
As US Commutes Worsen, Radio Holds the In-Car Advantage
As the post-COVID commute continues to climb, daily drivers’ headaches are becoming brands’ best opportunities to connect. With commuters spending nearly two full days each year sitting in congestion, radio delivers consistent reach to engaged, captive audiences.
Wyoming Lawmakers Move to Cut State Public Media Funding
Almost six months after federal funds were rescinded from the organization, Wyoming lawmakers may be eliminating state funding for Wyoming Public Media as part of a broader package of proposed budget cuts to the University of Wyoming.
Broadcasters, Advocates Make Closing Cases On Radio Caps
With a likelihood of deregulatory action growing, broadcasters, industry advocates, and the general public are getting in their final words on the FCC's 2022 Quadrennial Review of local radio ownership rules, with plenty of differing visions for the future.















