Radio

“I think one of the biggest, like unspoken advantages that exists right now in media is Dave Ramsey has been murdering for 3040 years because he has 600 radio stations indicated.”

“I personally think that radio played a large part in the rise of the dictators in the 19 twenties. You know, if you look at the degree to which Mussolini and Hitler used radio to, As, you know, a demagogic tool.”

“The radio is actually the thing that takes up the majority of the power, so you would really have to have quite a, like, an unacceptably, like, large and heavy battery to do it continuously all day.”

“You win Spotify and get on the radio, or you win YouTube and you get on the radio. Then it was the opposite.”

“I think podcasts, people want to treat it like Facebook ads or like direct response ads, like immediate response ads. And actually what I keep seeing as the effective like strategy with podcast ads is treating it more like radio where it's more about Getting o…”

“On radio, you learn how to be able to speak well, engage an audience, but there is no visual. So you start telling Stories in visuals a lot more. The minute you switch from that and you go on to television, you suddenly have to do a lot more about the persona,…”

“I think that I think of radio I think of radio as poetry. Because those are two particular art forms that are quite limited. There's so many rules and so much going on that you, that in a way you're, it's quite limited in what you can and can't do. But if you …”

“Radio is people talking to people about people. And it doesn't matter if it's an story about Wall Street or the military or whatever it is. In the end, it is people talking to other people about yet other people.”

“And we went out, and we took those songs to radio, and it was a disaster. The radio wouldn't play it.”

“I mean, there are no black people in radio, particularly no black women, because again, remember, we're isolated in the middle of the United States.”