Fred Jacobs

The disappearance of the AM band, the new realities of audience reporting, our relationship with social media. The future of radio is a bit of a mystery and Fred Jacobs tries to help make some sense of it.

Matthew Berry explains why he left ESPN for NBC and why he has found success as an entrepreneur by just getting out of the way of talented people.

There would be no sports radio if not for Jeff Smulyan. He takes JB through the triumphs and disappointments of his career and explains why he is sharing so many stories in a new book, Never Ride a Roller Coaster Upside Down.

Damon Bruce shares the story of how he ended up at 95.7 The Game in San Francisco and the influence Jason Barrett had on his career.

Rich Eisen reveals how he ended up partnering with Stuart Scott, the moment he knew he made the right move joining the NFL Network, and the influence standup comedy had on his broadcast career.

From dealing with controversial talent to making an impact in a new market, Jeff Rickard shares the lessons he has learned over a lifetime in the radio industry.

There was no PD at VSiN when the network hired Jon Goulet. That is why his job isn't the same as a traditional programming gig.

Mina Kimes has blazed an unorthodox path at ESPN. She talks about how she got to Bristol and how she found her place on NFL Live.

Bomani Jones has had a fascinating career. He covers the entire journey from freelance music journalist to HBO star in this week's conversation.

Jonathan Pixley is an expert in the NIL space, working with Matchpoint Connection to match college athletes and businesses interested in doing deals. He explains where there is room in the media to take advantage of those opportunities.