“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 →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 →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 →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 […]
Read more →America 2020: an era in which surface has passed for substance. It’s easy for us to believe the wrong people, take the bait and run. Well denial is a destination. […]
Read more →Years back we did a column around the principle of “performance punishment.” It’s common, unintended, and often the “punisher” has no idea they’re committing it. We see it every day: […]
Read more →Master Class programming architect and good friend George Johns sent me the following unnerving update that seemed imperative for sharing. Try not to be too alarmed! My neighbor just got […]
Read more →Disclaimer: to write something that challenges a trend one must risk criticism. Jeffery Tucker wrote the following which has gained much attention. He raises several coruscating points. “In my lifetime […]
Read more →Hall of Fame coach Lou Holtz was the centerpiece for last week’s column; it evoked a surprising number of comments! So here’s an encore from the coaching icon. For years […]
Read more →College Football fan or a behaviorist, this story is worth the read. No two college coaches earned more respect than Bobby Bowden and Lou Holtz. At every stop on their […]
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