The Slow Murder Of Radio: A Love Letter, An Obituary, And A Warning
I have spent more than 30 years in this business. I’ve slept on radio station couches. I’ve missed holidays. I’ve worked overnight shifts. I’ve driven through blizzards to make air…
Virginia Radio Cluster Returns to Former Ownership Following Settlement Agreement
A chapter of uncertainty has come to a close in Southwest Virginia radio. Three Rivers Media Partners is regaining ownership of a trio of stations serving the Wytheville area after…
The Station Came Home: 93.5 Lake FM Returns to Familiar Hands
Sometimes, the biggest radio stories aren’t about expansion. They’re about coming full circle. Less than two years after changing ownership, 93.5 Lake FM (WLGR) in New York’s Adirondack region is…
The Grammys Just Did Something They Rarely Do: They Admitted Music Changed
For decades, the Grammys have been accused of being a step behind. Too traditional. Too slow to evolve. Too focused on what music used to be instead of what it’s…
Austin’s Radio Landscape Just Changed—And This Isn’t Just Another Station Sale
Austin has never been a market that plays by the rules. It’s a city where Willie Nelson and Willie Wonka-level weirdness somehow coexist. A place where food trucks become institutions,…
Jelly Roll and Bunnie XO’s Split Could Be Radio’s Biggest Opportunity This Summer
The country music headlines may belong to Jelly Roll and Bunnie XO, but the real story might belong to radio. If the reports are accurate, court records filed in Williamson…
From the Dial: Robby Bridges
I grew up in New England and remain a lifelong Boston sports fan, I’m not a huge NBA guy but I’m Celtics by default. Yet, even I couldn’t help be…
Breaking: META Just Accidentally Made America Productive Again
Ladies and gentlemen… It has happened. Facebook is down. Instagram is acting like it forgot who you are. Messenger has apparently entered the witness protection program. And millions of people…
The Elephant Has Entered the Room
*** EPISODE 1 IS AVAILABLE NOW TO VIEW BY CLICKING HERE !! *** For years, media has told us what happened. Now someone is asking why. And whether we really…
Charlotte’s AM Bloodbath? Four Signals, Two Tower Sites, and a Whole Lot of Uncomfortable Math
For decades, AM radio towers stood as symbols of power. Today, they’re increasingly viewed as real estate. And if recent developments in Charlotte are any indication, the city could be…