It was a politically motivated shooting, targeting politicians. The fact that the shooter was on your side of the fence is absolutely relevant.

Failure to see that is likely one of the reasons you can't get a job in this business.

I had a trade before I got into radio. One that paid better. So between gigs, I go back to that. Doing radio is a lot less stressful when you don't HAVE to do it. Then when that PD tells you "good news, you're getting a $100 a month" raise and your check doesn't even cover rent anymore, you can tell...

countryboy wrote:
We have that same problem with the President.

No we do not. The bad behavior is one sided, and it ain't his side.

I kid you not...I saw an ad for a California radio talk host position (NOT in All Access) that actually said, (direct quotes) "must be a Conservative...Talk radio experience preferred but not required.." They no longer even bother to pretend that quality has anything to do with it. You don't have t...

Each time they share something of yours on social media, that's an entry into the drawing? Requires no effort and gives you exposure.

I wouldn't use the word "boycott", but I might pull Madonna for a little bit just because my listeners might not want to hear someone so vile for a while.

countryboy wrote:Consider that some of the bands on that list have 3000 Facebook likes. Fall Out Boy has 7 million Facebook likes. That's a good place to start.

I have 4 times that many followers on Twitter and I'm nobody.

revevilunion51 wrote:But all these bands have big fan bases on Facebook, if not, what bands have they heard of and give me their names.

Much to the chagrin of some consultant types, radio is not Facebook.

99% of people haven't heard of a single band on that list.

Half of the jobs posted here are "internet radio" for "experience only". What else is new?