Episodes
125
Latest episode
Aug 2026
Language
EN-US
Radio Consultant Andy Meadows sits down with a wide variety of people who are helping to move the radio industry forward. Weekly guests include programmers, managers, owners, sales specialists, digital experts and other consultants.
In this episode, Andy Meadows discusses the art of running successful station contests, focusing on how to attract good winners and avoid the bad ones. He shares real-life examples, tips for capturing exciting moments, and the importance of integrity in contest management. You can also watch the full episode here . This podcast is recorded using Riverside .
In this episode, host and radio consultant Andy Meadows explores the profound impact a single hit song can have on an artist's career, using Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' as a prime example. Discover how one song can dominate charts, cross genres, and influence audiences of all ages. You can also watch the full episode here . This podcast is recorded using Riverside .
Host and radio consultant Andy Meadows explores the evolution and future of radio, discussing how the industry has continually adapted to new technologies and challenges. He shares his opinion on whether traditional radio as we know it is dead. Then highlights what the industry needs to do to usher in Radio 2.0 and why that is full of new opportunities. You can also watch the full episode here . This podcast is recorded using Riverside .
In this episode, Andy Meadows discusses the potential changes to FCC ownership rules, the impact of consolidation in radio, and the opportunities for smaller, independent radio groups. He explores both sides of the debate and shares his perspective on how these changes could benefit local radio communities. You can also watch the full episode here . This podcast is recorded using Riverside .
summary In this episode, host and radio consultant Andy Meadows discusses the power and pitfalls of influencer marketing, using a recent case study of a theme park in Frisco, Texas, to highlight key lessons. He emphasizes strategic partnerships, target audience alignment, and the importance of readiness before influencer involvement. You can also watch the full episode here . This podcast is recorded using Riverside .
In this episode, host and radio consultant Andy Meadows explores how radio professionals can learn from Conan O'Brien's transition to podcasting, emphasizing preparation, studio design, and chemistry among hosts. You can also watch the full episode here . This podcast is recorded using Riverside .
In this episode, host and radio consultant Andy Meadows explores the future of radio studios in 2030, focusing on technological advancements, design changes, and how cloud-based systems will reshape the industry. Meadows also shares the results from result Radio Update polls about station imaging and website redesigns. You can also watch the full episode here . This podcast is recorded using Riverside .
Recorded Saturday June 27th. Host and radio consultant Andy Meadows discusses the latest round of layoffs at iHeart. He highlights industry reactions and gives his own take. Plus, he talks about the implications for radio talent during the current economic challenges and addresses the fatal flaw in iHeart's plan. You can also watch the full episode here . This podcast is recorded using Riverside .
In this episode radio consultant and host Andy Meadows shares insights on the importance of on-site market visits for radio consulting, emphasizing personalized strategies, market-specific data, and the value of human connection in radio station improvement. He also mentions a few highlights and shares some pictures from his recent trip to Georgia for a market visit with Habersham Broadcasting. You can also watch the full episode here . This podcast is recorded using Riverside .
Host and radio consultant Andy Meadows addresses what he believes radio is getting 20% wrong, the music they choose to play. Meadows argues that many radio station music databases are inaccurate because they rely on national data rather than local data. He warns that playing the wrong songs one out of five times creates a competitive vulnerability that rivals can exploit. Ultimately, he encourages broadcasters to utilize market-level song data and local talent to maintain a competitive edge and ensure long-term station survival. You can also watch the full episode here . This podcast is recorded using Riverside .
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