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Passing on The Beatles
Three years ago, Sean Ono Lennon was tasked with keeping his parent’s legacy relevant for future generations by creating a music video. His animated film, “War Is Over! Inspired by the music of John and
Coaching Talent Without Confrontation
A highly successful program director whom I was working with in a large market a few years ago reluctantly confided in me that the real reason he had been avoiding critiquing a certain air talent
Are You Ready for Nerd Super Bowl?
Election season has begun. NPR’s Mara Liasson called it on air – Biden and Trump are the presumptive nominees. The four-year election cycle offers big opportunities for public radio news stations to clarify and build
Embracing the Digital Wave: The Imperative for Radio (aka Audio) in 2024
In the dynamic landscape of radio, adapting to technological advancements is crucial for staying relevant and reaching wider audiences. In Mike Henry’s most recent blog, “2024 - The Tipping Point from Radio to Digital Audio,”
2024 – The Tipping Point From “Radio” To “Digital Audio”
In 2009 the country was entering the Great Recession, and radio was faced with hurricane force crosswinds. Everyone was searching for solutions, including yours truly and all our clients. That is why I authored a
A Real-Life Giant
Recently, former Susquehanna Radio Broadcasting CEO David Kennedy was inducted in the prestigious Giants of Broadcasting club. Formally known as the Giants of Broadcasting & Electronic Arts and staged by the Library of American Broadcasting