The experiment did not last long. The idea was to do what a lot of people proclaim they're doing but don't: lay off social media for a week or two. It's been a stressful time, and Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, while valuable in some ways, do not always, as Marie Kondo ...

As with a lot of things in life, radio people live with an undercurrent of fear. We fear losing our jobs. We fear making that one mistake on the air or on social media that can end a career. We fear getting hotlined. We fear being blamed for trainwreck segues ("it was the ...

As I write these words, it's Friday morning, and I'm thinking about how nobody will be reading this. That's not precisely true -- you, for one, happen to be an exception -- but it's the precipice of a holiday weekend in the U.S. and most people, even radio and podcasting ...

What will you be doing for a living ten years from now? Twenty? What's your goal? Everybody asks themselves that once in a while, but for radio talent, it's an especially fraught question. Depending on who's talking, you'll hear that radio won't exist twenty years from ...

If you do one job for a couple of decades, you're going to find certain things repeating themselves. Write a column that long and you end up revisiting some themes, and by "revisiting" I mean "repeating yourself ad nauseam," which leads me to my time-honored "blank slate" ...

If you do one job for a couple of decades, you're going to find certain things repeating themselves. Write a column that long and you end up revisiting some themes, and by "revisiting" I mean "repeating yourself ad nauseam," which leads me to my time-honored "blank slate" ...

"What do I need YOU for?" I heard The New York Times tech columnist and podcast host Kara Swisher ask that about Clubhouse on The Daily Beast's "The New Abnormal" podcast. She could have asked that to anyone about anything, but it's a question I've myself asked in many ...

What if we've been looking at this all wrong? What if we've been thinking inside the box all along, even when we thought we were being cutting edge and radical? That was my reaction when Dan Le Batard and John Skipper announced that the destination for Le Batard's show ...

I was encouraged by a lot of the talk at the All Access Audio Summit 2021, which reflected more recognition that things in the radio industry need to change. At least, the right questions are being asked and the issues are being raised. Whether the answers are either ...