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The Future of Radio | Billboard Latin Music Week 2024

Billboard20 views
Raúl Salinas, CEO of SS Entertainment, argues that radio's resilience stems from its ability to adapt locally and creatively, contrasting this with obsolete media like Kodak.summaryHe highlights the massive economic power of the US Latino market (currently the 5th largest globally) and demonstrates how traditional radio and digital streaming can coexist by serving different immediate versus on-demasummaryRadio's primary strength is hyper-localization and adaptability; unlike digital platforms which are global, radio stations tailor content to specific city audiences, allowing them to quickly integrate local trends like 'takeaway

Bootleg Kev Talks NBA YoungBoy, EST Gee Walking Off interview , Big Boogie viral clip, & more!!

The Laboratory with Plaz30 views
Bootleg Kev shares his journey from bootlegging mixtapes in Phoenix to becoming a nationally syndicated hip-hop radio host and podcast producer, emphasizing the importance of starting as a fan and building value before ssummaryOrigin Story: Bootleg Kev's name came from selling bootleg mixtapes, jerseys, and DVDs at swap meets in Washington D.C. as a teenager; he was interned at a radio station where he sold items from carts, earning the name ftakeawayCareer Strategy: Kev advises aspiring media personalities to build their own brand/platform first rather than waiting for a radio station to hire them, allowing them to bring immediate value and negotiate from a positiontakeaway

Howard Stern | SmartLess

SmartLess26 views
Howard Stern discusses his evolution from a ratings-driven terrestrial radio host to a more authentic, long-form interviewer on SiriusXM, attributing his success to shedding insecurity and embracing genuine curiosity.summaryThe conversation highlights how moving to satellite radio removed the pressure of constant audience retention, allowing for deeper connections with guests like Robin Williams and Bradley Cooper.summaryStern's early career was defined by insecurity and a fear of listeners turning off radios, leading him to be insulting or dismissive of guests like Robin Williams to maintain control.takeaway

The Cruz Show 8/6/25- Ice Cube, Jail Call + Our Boss Joins the Show

REAL 92.3 LA75 views
The hosts discuss an upcoming Ice Cube interview and the Big Three basketball event, highlighting the authenticity of radio interactions through a viral jail call from Lynwood Women's Facility.summaryThey reflect on radio's enduring power to build community, citing examples from the pandemic where they helped listeners find essential supplies, and emphasize that genuine passion for the medium separates successful shosummaryRadio provides a unique, authentic human connection that social media cannot replicate, evidenced by the emotional impact of the Lynwood jail call where inmates felt respected and heard.takeaway

Ep. 234: Diplo | Branding Decides Who Wins

And The Writer Is...43 views
He advocates for bypassing traditional radio gatekeepers through guerrilla marketing and direct audience engagement, leveraging AI tools like Suno and Splice for production efficiency while maintaining creative control tsummaryGuerrilla Marketing Strategy: Diplo’s career is built on bypassing industry gatekeepers by giving music away for free (e.g., MIA’s mixtapes) to build a fanbase directly, rather than fighting for radio play against establtakeaway“I have to go straight to the audience. Like I don't trust radio labels, anything. It's really guerrilla marketing. You have to go and be crazy with your music and make sure it's heard.”quote

Bootleg Kev Worst Guests, Screwing Up On Air, Stars Walking Out On Him | Interview

BigBoyTV Plus50 views
Bootleg Kev details his journey from selling counterfeit goods and interning for free in Phoenix to building a syndicated radio network and podcast empire in Los Angeles.summaryEarly Career Hustle: Kev supported his newborn child by selling counterfeit jerseys and DVDs at swap meets while working 50-60 hour weeks for free at Flavor Unit radio stations, demonstrating extreme dedication to enteritakeawayProfessional Resilience: When fired from a radio station in Tampa for making an off-air comment heard on air, Kev resigned immediately to control the narrative, preserving relationships and allowing him to move to LA wittakeaway

Alex Mejia: is The Mastermind Elevating Northern California's Music Scene | SWAY’S UNIVERSE

SWAY'S UNIVERSE13 views
The conversation details the creation of Westside Radio, which shifted industry economics by giving West Coast artists airtime and fair compensation, directly influencing Tupac Shakur's decision to champion the region.summaryWest Coast radio infrastructure was created to correct economic imbalances: DJ Alex Mahia and Keith Nelson created Westside Radio specifically because New York-centric stations ignored West Coast talent. This platform altakeawayRadio DJs must be compensated for their skill: Mahia emphasizes that DJs control the 'keys to the plane' (the radio station) and programmers must pay them for their labor and training, rather than expecting them to work takeaway

Camping, Boogie Boards, and Margaritas with Brooks Wheelan

Steph Tolev30 views
He discusses the realities of stand-up comedy, including dealing with drunk performers, morning radio interviews, and the physical toll of constant travel.summaryMorning Radio Antics: Wheeland describes morning radio interviews as grueling due to the early hours and hosts' behavior. He recounts instances where hosts made inappropriate comments about his appearance or tried to instakeaway“Comedy has become we all host radio shows now. We do this is this is a radio show Ian we're doing it but we both want to be here for it is the difference.”quote

The Laboratory with Plaz and Special guest Dj HartBreaker

The Laboratory with Plaz58 views
DJ Heartbreaker details his journey from local DJ to owning HB Radio, emphasizing a 'Michael Jordan mentality' to create his own platform after being rejected by established clubs.summaryHe shares specific business strategies for internet radio growth, including leveraging social media algorithms and maintaining authenticity, while also discussing the resale sneaker market and leadership lessons learned summaryEntrepreneurial Resilience: Heartbreaker was rejected by local Vegas radio stations for not fitting their mold, which motivated him to build HB Radio from his bedroom in 2013, eventually reaching half a million monthly ltakeaway

The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show Ep. 4: Radio vs Podcast + Is Nicki’s Monster Verse Overrated?

The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show94 views
Radio vs. Podcast Discipline: Ebro distinguishes morning radio from podcasts, asserting that radio requires a heavier lift due to live improvisation, writing, and the immediate risk of listeners tuning out, unlike the ontakeaway“Radio morning broadcasts... when you're hosting, writing the content, bits, phone topics, and all of it is much more of a heavy lift... On the radio, at any given moment... there is a large percentage of the population quote

The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show Ep 2: Ebro Responds To Haters, Trump’s New Low + Plans For Future

The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show78 views
They outline a strategic plan to rebuild their audience by launching daily live YouTube streams starting in early January, emphasizing the need to convert passive radio listeners into active digital subscribers.summaryBen Zeno recounts being fired from KBNB 103.5 in Sacramento for refusing to accept pay-to-play arrangements from record labels, highlighting a principle of integrity over revenue in radio programming.takeawayThe shift from radio to digital requires a behavioral change from the audience; listeners accustomed to turning on a radio must be taught to actively seek out the show on YouTube, necessitating consistent daily presence.takeaway

The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show Ep 1 : HOT 97 Departure, Drake DM’s Ebro, + Rob Reiner Tragedy

The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show78 views
Corporate Risk Aversion: Peter Rosenberg attributes his termination to the risk of discussing politics and local activism on a corporate media entity, noting that 'being black and having a good time is political' and thatakeawayRadio's Legacy vs. Reality: Despite claims that radio is dead, the hosts highlight that they were the longest-running morning show in Hot 97 history, serving as a crucial platform for multicultural inclusivity and early takeawayNew Content Strategy: The trio plans to launch a daily live YouTube show at 7:38 AM, mirroring their traditional radio slot to maintain the morning routine for their audience, with a podcast drop following the live streatakeaway

Lisa Napoli with Susan Stamberg & Linda Wertheimer at Live Talks Los Angeles

LiveTalksLA18 views
This conversation with NPR founding mothers Susan Stamberg, Linda Wertheimer, and Nina Totenberg, hosted by Lisa Napoli, details the creation of NPR and the challenges women faced in early radio broadcasting.summaryThey also reflect on the network's survival through financial crises and the evolution of media from live radio to podcasts.summaryNiche as Strength: Early NPR survived by covering alternative topics ignored by commercial radio, such as consumer rights (inspired by Ralph Nader), child-rearing, and elder care, which resonated deeply with their audientakeaway

Bria Cheri Drops 'On 2 The Next' - Next Big Hit? 🎶 | SWAY'S UNIVERSE

SWAY'S UNIVERSE13 views
Bria Sheree shares her journey as an independent artist who leveraged a career in radio broadcasting to gain industry insight while pursuing her music.summaryShe entered the music industry through radio broadcasting, starting with a campus show called 'Flavor' at LIU in Long Island, which led to her becoming a program director.takeawayCurrently, she works in the programming department at SoundCloud Radio (Drake's Channel), serving as coordinator for 'The Blend'.takeaway

Josh Potter Has His Quirks | EP 144 | The Jason Ellis Show

Jason Ellis 2.032 views
The conversation covers a wide range of personal anecdotes, including a racial microaggression incident during youth sports coaching, cultural differences between Australian and American upbringings, and the guest's caresummaryCareer Transition Strategy: The guest transitioned from radio to stand-up comedy by leveraging his radio job's flexibility. He negotiated with his employer to take time off for road gigs, eventually becoming indispensabltakeawayRadio Industry Exploitation: The guest detailed how radio stations exploit young talent by paying below minimum wage or offering non-monetary compensation like free pizza. He noted that many people would work for exposurtakeaway