You're ahead of the game, Pbergin. In these uncertain times, wishing something would happen isn't sufficient. You must be proactive, peer behind new doors, peel back layers to discover what's inside that can be exploited. I feel for the latest group to lose their jobs, and for all who came before th...

I'm sure the other knife will fall.

Clear Channel brings out the scalpel again!

Better to light one little candle than to cry all night about the darkness,

I'm calling out to radio's artists: the impassioned shapers and forgers. I'm reaching out to those who dare to imagine sublime sound experiences emitting from radio speakers. Perhaps not today, but soon before it's too late. Radio needs visionaries to take it and shape it anew, not to simply repurpo...

I understand what you're saying. Being in Mile High Stadium when Tebow is playing is almost like being inside the tent of a fundamentalist church revival in the deep south. Rockin! And more fun than sitting through most $15 movies. However, no argument from this side, it's very clear to understand h...

I learned about Whitney's death on the Weather Channel.

'Broadcast Announcer' Makes Top 10 List Of Jobs Projected To Shrink. All Access - January 10, 2012

Johnny Unitas was an exceptional quarterback. He united fans; I was always in front of the TV on Sunday's when the Colts were on, in expectation of another great throw/catch to Raymond Berry. He played with fire, determination, great leadership abilities, and didn't whine about personal injuries. Ti...

Like the trucking industry losing its tires, a fighter pilot losing his vision, or a Super Bowl quarterback losing his balls, some feel that radio sounds like it's lost its ears.