Johnny Schad, along with Debbie Kribell, is the second generation of leadership at SMARTS Broadcast Systems, probably the most popular traffic/billing/automation company among small-market broadcasters. Headquartered in Emmitsburg, IA,

Adams Radio Group CEO Ron Stone is the driving force behind the recent Radio Cares radiothon, which raised over $500,000 to feed those put at a disadvantage by the pandemic. Host Jay Mitchell gets a

National business has always been a problem for small market broadcasters, but Devon Shuman wants to change that. Shes the senior VP of sales at Gen Media Partners and she has a real passion for smal

Lou Vito is about as wired in as you can get. The owner of four stations and an active website in Bellefontaine-Urbana, OH, hes in touch with dozens of broadcasters every single day, and as much as a

In this episode, we talk with a true idea factory. Dick Teimer is the guy behind the popular Time Capsule radio feature, and as such he is in constant touch with creative broadcasters all around the continent — and he…Read more →

A couple of weeks ago, The Small Market Radio Newsletter sponsored a couple of Idea Swap webinars, in which about 100 broadcasters each time shared ideas about coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. Con

A couple of weeks ago, The Small Market Radio Newsletter sponsored a couple of Idea Swap webinars, in which about 100 broadcasters each time shared ideas about coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. For

Mary Quass, founder and CEO of NRG Media, doesnt let her lofty position in the industry get in the way of the fact that she is a true radio rat, who loves and understands this business like few oth

We revisit our discussion with Pat Bryson concerning the steps broadcasters can take to help their advertisers survive and thrive. In this part of the discussion, Pat gets specific about why this is so important and specifically how to accomplish…Read ...

Ron Stone, CEO of the Adams Radio Group, has an idea to, as he says, “bring independent broadcasters to the table.” He just might be onto something that would benefit our particular segment of the radio industry. Listen, and decide…Read more →