“I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. But I DO and I understand.” (Chinese proverb) A few years ago right out of grad school, my daughter accepted her […]
Read more →Through Covid-19 and civil unrest, now – perhaps more than any other time in broadcast – it’s more important than ever to make a connection with your words. We do […]
Read more →“Your perception will determine your reception” – Bernard Kelvin Clive Elwood, Indiana. A small town filled with Americana Values – tucked in the belly of The Hoosier State. Also, home to […]
Read more →Justifiably the late John McCain is the person most remembered for his ordeal as an abused guest of the “Hanoi Hilton”. Admiral Jim Stockdale however was the highest ranking officer […]
Read more →“Remember my name and you add to my feeling of importance” – Dale Carnegie Covid-19 certainly has changed the networking game – If not all but canceled it. Events will require masks […]
Read more →“Without continual growth and progress, such words as improvement, achievement, and success have no meaning”-Benjamin Franklin If you are a writer – you’ve had Writer’s Block. The fix? Write. Your first […]
Read more →Like it or not the true state of Radio today demands outwitting, outflanking, out battling your competitors. Radio’s war is adjudicated through listeners measured by Nielsen and/or by response-rates to […]
Read more →A refresher from when the world was different – January 2020.) Notice how, with little fanfare, artists have taken to aggressively building alliances with other media. Far beyond 15 years […]
Read more →One of our exemplary market managers (Dave Beck) sent me an inspiring story I had long forgotten. Alabama’s iconic coach Paul “Bear” Bryant is forever etched in Football history. Speaking […]
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The human brain has around 7 slots of short-term memory at any given time, although my wife Monica will argue that I under-perform in this category. Why Be Good When […]
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