Something about our society lends itself into making stupid people famous. Most celebrities you know of are not that bright, seemingly. In this episode, Ric ...

We have all seen the stuff online that says you need to click here for this or that. Lists are fun, sure. But, ever notice ...

Our day to day lives revolve around a rhythm we find ourselves in. We have a set pattern of existence. There are things we must ...

There is an old adage, "Quitters never win and winners never quit." The truth behind that statement is harder than just the folksy vibe it ...

Part of the fun of being in show business is the fine art of being paid for what you do. In this episode, Ric talks about advertising in general and how we perceive it in the current day and time we live in. In the past, there was a major concern that we

If there is in fact, advanced life elsewhere in the universe, they could be trying to figure us out based on what they see and hear through our broadcasts and the internet. This is what Ric gets into in this episode. Imagine, if you will, what it must be

In the year this show has been in production, we find that there are a few firsts that we have endured From Radioland. Here is a first. In this episode, Ric will give you a look at what happens on the air at Radio Memphis. He sat down with singer and song

In this world, change is inevitable. Even if we don't want it to be that way. In this episode, Ric talks about some of the changes we have seen in this world, especially in the world of technology. Even that has it's own drawbacks. From the things we do e

In what may be kind of dated, Ric talks about the weather in Memphis and how drivers and citizens react and prepare for a little winter weather. Also, in this episode Ric talks about the world of sports. Along the way, he talks about people who think they

One of the key things internet broadcasters have to deal with is the simple act of monetizing. Advertising agencies want to see big numbers. When a broadcaster does bring those numbers, the rules seem to change. It all seems to be based in fear, of all th