The Seinfeld Effect in Action: What a Traffic Light Can Teach You About Commanding Attention
Reading about a concept is one thing. Hearing it executed at a high level is another thing entirely. The KS95…
Team Shows
The Seinfeld Effect: Make Listeners Care About Something They Don’t Care About
There’s a moment in every great radio break where something clicks. The listener who had one hand on the preset…
Team Show Rules: Check Your Personal Problems At The Door
There’s a reason people call Disneyland the Happiest Place on Earth. It is not because nothing ever goes wrong. Rides…
The Art Of Conversation on Team Shows: It’s an Ensemble, Not A Drum Solo
Most rock concerts eventually feature a drum solo. You can tell it’s happening because the beer and restroom lines get…
Team Shows Are Like A Dance
There are three critical considerations when constructing a new morning show. The first is casting a mix of characters who…
Team Show Rule: Get Off Your Phone and Answer the Phone
In radio, we take a lot for granted. We assume listeners know who we are. We assume those who show…
Coaching a For The Show Mentality: Lead Through Creative Conflict
Team chemistry is essential, but what happens when that chemistry is off? When egos clash, roles blur, or new team…
Video: Coaching “For The Show”: Chemistry, Not Harmony
Managing/coaching/wrangling volatile personalities with a big presence is hard, but there’s a key coaching concept that can make everything easier.…
Tension, Not Toxic: How To Push Without Breaking
Most shows need more edge, but it often leads to internal drama. They want strong chemistry between cast members, but…
Friction: The Secret Ingredient Every Show Needs
“That was okay.” If a listener says that after your segment, you’ve lost. It wasn’t bad or offensive. It just…