Ugh, Rick told me to come look at this board and see the hilarity. All I can say is ugh. This isn't a place for people to anonymously talk about radio; it's a place for people to hide behind screen names to snark at their colleagues. Good God, it's worse than high school in here. "Boss Radio" (Jesus, man up and cop to who you are), the only reason I am 'tired' is because I get up at 3AM. It's so easy to bandy about harsh criticisms from the comfort of your anonymous little pile of poo on the internet. And Kane, since you asked, the Front Row beat Bob and Tom year in and year out for well over a decade. Consistently. And no, I am not the Front Row, but Chris Daniel himself will tell you that the battles waged and won were done together, and I had a 50% stake in that success. Roddam and Lipp (just one 'n' in Jen, thanks) is not the Front Row; it's an evolution of live local radio. Sadly, Bob and Tom is exactly. the. same. show. as it was 15 years ago. No snarkiness needed--listen to some old tapes.
Geez a board like this could be such a great exchange for professionals. Too bad. With all of the outside forces making our jobs harder, we really should be hoping for the success of other live local talents; not hiding behind pithy names to tear each other down. For every live, local jock who wins, another oversized company may pause to see that money can be made while actually providing quality entertainment to the listener. Isn't that why we're here? Or are we just killing time, being snarky until payday? Because that isn't why I got into radio. Regardless, I wish you success if you are someone who remembers how fun radio is supposed to be. The better you are, the better you will make me be. And then everyone wins.
Geez a board like this could be such a great exchange for professionals. Too bad. With all of the outside forces making our jobs harder, we really should be hoping for the success of other live local talents; not hiding behind pithy names to tear each other down. For every live, local jock who wins, another oversized company may pause to see that money can be made while actually providing quality entertainment to the listener. Isn't that why we're here? Or are we just killing time, being snarky until payday? Because that isn't why I got into radio. Regardless, I wish you success if you are someone who remembers how fun radio is supposed to be. The better you are, the better you will make me be. And then everyone wins.