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Here are a few of the songs we’re watching this week. Scroll down to hear the full songs. Myles Smith "Heaven" Hot AC/Top 40, Key Glock "Face Down" Rhythmic/Urban, Sleep Theory "Bye Bye Bye" Rock/Alternative, Cole Swindell "Girl Dad" Country, Waylon Wyatt "Leave It Alone" Alt Country/Country, Blessd "Provocate" Latin and more.
It’s summer – a time when many take their family to Disneyland or Disney World.  Most Americans admire the extraordinary worlds built by Walt Disney—theme parks, films, and experiences that somehow make grown adults wait an hour in humidity to hug a six-foot mouse and call it magical.  But Disney’s real genius was not simply attractions. It was people. 
Out of this week's data here are a few of the songs that topped those lists nationally in the US and Canada along with a few random specific markets. The United States, Hot AC/Top 40: Olivia Rodrigo "stupid song" (Overall #1).
Once your station has achieved a viable cume level, building a core of heavy users should be a top priority.
As much as it pains me to even think about the NBA right now after my beloved Spurs broke my heart in the finals, the series reminded me of just how good a show Inside the NBA continues to be. There are a handful of lessons radio team shows can learn from Inside the NBA. Here are a few.
Challenge yourself to improve—to truly improve—today. Get out of your comfort zone. If you keep hearing only what you want to hear, question why. Real improvement requires uncomfortable truth.
Here are a few of the songs we’re watching this week. Scroll down to hear the full songs. Olivia Rodrigo "Stupid Song" Hot AC/Top 40, Ye "Gemini Season" Rhythmic/Urban, Honestav & mgk "Crash First" Rock/Alternative, Koe Wetzel "When I'm Gone" Country/Alt Country and more!
There is one highly contagious radio disease we continue to hear in stations across the country.  We call it: Formatus Interruptus.  It is the sound of a radio station constantly disrupting its own momentum.
Convincing listeners to call a radio station is harder than ever, but every show can sound like a party by applying some basic tricks used by great radio personalities. Here are 10 guidelines to get the most from callers, which will attract more listeners!
Out of this week's data here are a few of the songs that topped those lists nationally in the US and Canada along with a few random specific markets. Cleveland, Ohio, Country: Taylor Swift "I Knew It, I Knew You" (Overall #1).
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