Ten Ways to Become a Household Name
Listeners bond with their favorite radio and podcast personalities like a friend or family member. Like any relationship, a first
Listeners bond with their favorite radio and podcast personalities like a friend or family member. Like any relationship, a first
You applied, they responded and you nailed the interview. And then… nothing. Broadcast media job searching can be exasperating. Consider
Coaching is not one size fits all. As a news director, program director or operations manager, consider how to give just the right amount of feedback for each performer, show and situation.
When applying to most jobs, it is essential to have a well-written cover letter to present along with your resume.
Audiences find newscasts more engaging when there is interaction between on-air hosts. But how much conversation is too much? What
A famous person once said, “Good things come to those who wait.” Well, not when it comes to recruitment! Those who
Let’s face it, going on an interview can feel overwhelming. The process of finding the career of your dreams is
When a radio show comes to us for advice about syndication, we share lessons from coaching The Bert Show, Tino
Audiences see more than what is on-camera and hear more than microphones pick up. Here is one experience in local
And you know what is better than any production? You! Provide companionship while identifying the station with your familiar voice.
Imagine that you are weeding through a stack of content ideas for your newscast, podcast or radio show. Aside from
The Lyft driver noticed my WKQX hat and asked if I was in broadcasting. I said I was and noted
“It’s your ear more than your eye,” said CBS 60 Minutes producer Don Hewitt. Broadcasters sometimes overlook the importance of
Remember the opening crawl in Star Wars? “A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…” Making the audience
If you are leading meetings with on-air talent, keep in mind that you are entertaining for entertainers and communicating with