It seems impossible a decade has passed since the world said goodbye to Lou Tice, one of Seattle’s favorite sons, one of America’s greatest teachers. If you’ve not heard of […]
Read more →We’ll likely hear the word “motivation” at least a hundred times this year. It’s among the most misapplied words and one of the most inaccurate concepts found in the lexicon […]
Read more →You can be assured later today at happy hour no one will bring up your amazing four-song-sweep at noon. On the other hand if you’re highly fortunate, someone at a […]
Read more →Pep Talks and motivational speeches are an important component of human development. Iconic CEO’s, coaches, orchestra conductors, authors, ballet artists and 5-Star Admirals will all agree: across a span of […]
Read more →Pep Talks and motivational speeches are an important component of human development. Iconic CEO’s, coaches, orchestra conductors, authors, ballet artists and 5-Star Admirals will all agree: across a span of […]
Read more →Across time most music formats have had their day in the sun. Some recede, only to reinvent and return. Partner Kevin Robinson and I are slow to declare finality when […]
Read more →Fair warning; there’s not much motivation found in War. There’s a book in my library that had gone unread. I finally pulled it down and began reading Rick Atkinson’s remarkable […]
Read more →Heard in halls and offices: “I don’t get it…this is a REALLY good product!” Somewhere today tormented radio managers and programmers wondering why the latest attempt to find a quick-strike […]
Read more →A media company either grows or it withers. As programming consultants to radio companies around the country, regardless of market size the spectrum of problems and opportunities we engage range […]
Read more →Even in Metered markets reality remains unchanged: Lifestyle dictates the amount of time a person devotes to radio listening as opposed to radio “trickeration.” How much time would we suppose […]
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