Seemingly every day in the trades we read about research studies trying to prove the value and impact of broadcast radio. In today’s post, ironically, it’s the research maven with a “real-life story about broadcast radio’s effectiveness. Whether it’s motivating the locals to show up at an auto dealership to spin the prize wheel, listen to a podcast, or vote for a candidate in an election, radio (still) works.

When you consider how media platforms have evolved over the past couple decades, the one that has perhaps moved at the highest rate of speed is dashboard entertainment. As radio’s #1 listening location, it is worth our time to be cognizant of what’s going on in the dash. Today’s blog post takes a deep dive in a fast-developing area: dashboard video and visuals. Is it “the next big thing” for the dash or another driver distraction? YES.

Father’s Day 2025 is now in the books. But in today’s post, I get a bit personal, talking about my DAD, the guy who had so much influence over me and my brothers, our careers, and our lives. Fathers are often overlooked these days, but they still play an outsized role in determining who we are and how we end up.

As digital pure-plays continue to remove friction from the ad-buying process for small businesses, it becomes even more critical for us to not only lean…

For radio to remain a player in the media game, what has to happen? While many in broadcasting continue to be buffeted by Wall Street bankers, it has become obvious with each passing year how innovation is the all-access pass to a happier future. I’ll run down some of the new rules and conditions, and leave you with an example of a well-known radio company that is truly taking some intelligent and strategic risks.