Podcasts about hubbard broadcasting

KSTP-AM is one of Minnesota's oldest and formerly most successful radio stations. By the 90's, it had been mostly forgotten, as fans flocked to FM. While music fans enjoyed the stereophonic sounds on the other side of the dial, a new form of radio program began to emerge. Before long, talk radio flourished across the United States, and nowhere was it strong than at “The Talk Station.” Fueled by a desire to shake up the radio landscape, Hubbard Broadcasting's Ginny Morris took charge of the station and hired a new set of voices in the Twin Cities to break up the status quo. It was an eclectic cast of characters, and none of them were more unique than Tommy Mischke. Left to his own devices and given the keys to a late night kingdom, the renegade broadcaster blazed his own path. Hear from his colleagues and managers to get the inside story about what made The Mischke Broadcast one of Minnesota's favorite radio shows, it's legacy and why it's a show that could only happen here.Today, Tommy Mischke might be known as a podcaster and book author, but long before that he known by Twin Cities radio fans as only “The Phantom Caller.” This documentary was produced Kyle Shiely and edited by Julie Censullo. Hear more classic Mischke bits at MischkeMadness.com and keep up with Tommy at the Mischke Roadshow, available wherever you get your podcasts. Find more of Kyle's work at kyleshiely.com. Support for MinneCulture on KFAI is provided by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. MinneCulture is hosted by John Gebretatose and edited by Julie Censullo.

Tonight, part two of Trevor's interview with Ross Brendel. Ross is the host of the podcast Minnesota Sports Chat and also the Podcast Manager for Hubbard Broadcasting. Marc "TNT" Stone joins to get you all set for the NFC and AFC Championship games this weekend. The boys get some picks on the books. LETS WIN SOME MONEY WITH STONE! Then Trevor closes the show with commentary and celebrates greatness and encourages you to enjoy the ride.

Tonight Trevor is joined by friend Ross Brendel. Ross is the host of the podcast Minnesota Sports Chat and also the Podcast Manager for Hubbard Broadcasting. Their friendship formed in 2007 when they both attended Brown. In this interview, they talk about radio broadcasting, Gopher football, Minnesota sports memories and much more. This is only part one of the interview and part two will air next week. Then Marc "TNT" Stone joins the program to get us all set for the NFL Divisional games this weekend. LETS WIN SOME MONEY WITH STONE. Then Trevor closes the show with commentary and poses the question, why does the Gen'Xer and millennial male have such a problem with Taylor Swift?

We started off the show today discussing the passing of longtime radio personality over at Hubbard Broadcasting, Ian Punnett who passed away suddenly last week. Then we analyze the family drama around the holiday table. Also there is a bizarre Disney misstep some grandparents took that is making the rounds and we also talk about horror movie sequels that may be in the works.   

This past week as we all were heading into Christmas weekend, we lost a longtime radio personality Ian Punnett, notably a host over at Hubbard Broadcasting so Dave Schrader filling in for Jason this week remembers not only his friend, but a friend to many. 

Leah Remini tells us why cult experts say Scientology is the most dangerous cult. Stanley Hubbard III stopped by the studio to celebrate 100 years at Hubbard Broadcasting! Let's talk good and bad wedding trends! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Leah Remini tells us why cult experts say Scientology is the most dangerous cult. Stanley Hubbard III stopped by the studio to celebrate 100 years at Hubbard Broadcasting! Let's talk good and bad wedding trends! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When television was a brand new technology, it's hard to explain the level of curiosity, skepticism and excitement over the hazy black and white images on what was a very small screen. Television is simply part of the fabric of our lives today, but back in the 1940s, television was considered a novelty for most Americans. 75 years ago on April 27, 1948, Twin Cities residents watched the first day of programming on KSTP-TV. It was Minnesota's first commercial television station. There was a lot of build-up to that inaugural broadcast and because it was such a pivotal chapter in Minnesota broadcast history, we wanted to talk more about it with Glenn Griffin, the archivist for Hubbard Broadcasting in the Twin Cities. The Hubbard family owns KSTP TV and other broadcast outlets. MPR News host Cathy Wurzer spoke to Griffin about the history of the station.

The Senior Broadcast Engineer at Hubbard Broadcasting, Dave Kolesar, has gained national attention for his pioneering of HD Radio on the AM radio band. Now, Kolesar is turning heads with the launch of a HD5 multichannel offering on a Hubbard-owned Northern Virginia simulcast partner of the nation's top-billing radio station, WTOP.Why HD5? It's about offering more to local radio listeners ... and a new revenue source for Hubbard in the National Capital Region. Learn more about the possibilities for your operation in this InFOCUS Podcast, presented by dot.FM.

#TheSotaPod​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Podcast Episode 224

#TheSotaPod​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Podcast Episode 224

The latest InFOCUS Podcast, presented by dot.fm, expands on the Radio + Television Business Report's coverage on October 6 of how a radio or television company should act when one of its high-profile employees becomes the subject of allegations that not only harm the individual, but could also damage the station they are associated with.The topic is today a big one, largely due to claims offered by three women who once worked with a Chicago-based morning show host employed by Hubbard Broadcasting. One of the women is a former co-host who exited in December 2020.Allegations are just that, claims. But, a radio or TV station can't just sit there while its employee is tarnished through social media and, quite frankly, the crosstown linear media competition.What's the first best act a station's management should take?Scott McIntyre, a partner in the labor and employment practice at the law firm of BakerHostetler, joins us from its Cincinnati office to answer this and other timely questions in an interview with RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson.

On edition #69 of Minnesota Sports Chat Ross is joined by good friend AND new boss, Phil Mackey, from SKOR North. The two discussed Ross' new role at Hubbard Broadcasting beginning in mid-September. The guys also talk Vikings and Gophers as the football season nears. 

THIS WOMAN- where do I even begin. Lisa Thal is a podcast host herself, of the Three Word Podcast, author of two books Three Word Meetings and Why I Chose You: Understand Why You Chose Those in Your Life Certified Life Coach, and all around BADASS. She is someone I look up to and cherish her advice. Very excited to talk with her this week, and I know you will love it as much as I have. Be Well Babes.  

The new year seems to have started off with a bang for Skyview Networks, with the addition of The Weather Channel, The Associated Press, Hubbard Broadcasting and Carmen’s Calls.What was the result of these new portfolio additions? That's just one of the questions Steve Jones, President and COO of Skyview Networks, answers in this latest InFOCUS Podcast, presented by DOT.FM.

Erik is the founder of Think GREAT and draws from his experiences as a U.S. Marine, executive business leader, sales professional, and entrepreneur to help organizations achieve new levels of success. He uniquely combines leadership development, team building, sales training, and goal-setting into strategies and techniques that empower team members and leaders to exceed expectations. Erik has inspired audiences at companies such as US Bank, Sam’s Club, Shutterfly, RE/MAX, Hubbard Broadcasting, Thomson Reuters, U.S. Foods, armed services commands ranging from the Air National Guard to the U.S. Marine Corps, charities like The American Cancer Society, law enforcement and government agencies, and organizations in the health care and education industries. Think GREAT is a Certified Veteran-Owned Business and Erik is also author of The Think GREAT Collection. Erik shares the successful, proven concepts in his six books to give individuals and organizations the competitive edge needed for achieving new levels of success.

In radio news, Hubbard Broadcasting makes major layoffs. Radio one asks the FCC for experimental authority to go all digital on WTLC AM in Indianapolis Indiana. We'll also have news on the street and conclude our look at the Neilson March Personal People Meter ratings, Plus Call Letter and format changes from Genefer Sparks, as well as a Des Moin Iowa band scan from Bill Sparks. Our classic aircheck is from WCAU FM from Philadelphia in 1972 with their automated oldies format, and my featured station is KRWM FM from Seattle Washington.

This weeks episode I am joined by Brad Lane. Brad is a radio nerd like myself and was formerly the Program Director and Creative Director for Hubbard Broadcasting in The Twin Cities. He hired me as an overnight producer and board op back in the day and has some great stories about breaking into the radio business. For his inaugural JAWGPOD appearance I think he crushed it and I think you will really enjoy this one. We left plenty of meat on the bone for future episodes as well.    You can follow Brad on Twitter @LaneBrain3 

It’s the great Minnesota get together – the Minnesota State Fair! On this “Podcast On A Stick,” food experts Stephanie March (Minneapolis-St. Paul magazine) and Stephanie Hansen (Stephanie’s Dish) do what they do best: eat and talk about it! In the debut episode, the Steph's give us a taste – literally! – on what's to come at this year's annual get together.

Keith grew up in a Chicago suburb and attended college at Drake University when he landed his fist internship in radio at KISS FM in Chicago. Since then, Keith finished school and moved to Cincinnati where he worked on a radio show that was heard in 15 different cities, daily. He got tired working for a large radio company and found an amazing job at Hubbard Broadcasting in Minneapolis, where he worked for 5 years. While in radio, Keith got to meet & hang out with big names like, 50 Cent, Nick Leshay, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Rob Thomas, Jewel and his date to the company Christmas party one year was the cast of the Real World Las Vegas!. He fell in love, got a Bernese Mountain dog named Roxy, got married, and then Keith and his wife decided to open a doggy daycare in 2008… That was an instant success, and in 2011 they took another leap and opened Bubbly Paws which is a self-service dog washing/grooming salon which now has 3 (and growing) locations in the Minneapolis area. The focus of both businesses was to make sure they provided and amazing service, but also gave back to the pet community. Keith and his wife are actively involved in the day to day operations of each business, and they now have a 13 month old son! Not feeling completely fulfilled in his radio career, Keith decided to take a leap of faith into something new. From radio DJ to business owner, him and his wife have made it successfully in the entrepreneur world. “In radio, we would pre-record each episode. Basically all that did for me, was teach me how to be a great liar and BS my way through each day.” Like many others who have dreams to start their own business, Keith’s biggest fear was failure. But with a year full of strategic planning, they finally decided to quit their mundane jobs and open a doggy daycare! Keith and his wife are the epitome of entrepreneurs. They first THOUGHT and VISUALIZED their dream, took MASSIVE ACTION even before they were ready, and finally made a dream their reality. “Writing my first rent check for $10,000 especially during the recession and only having one client was scary, but you just need to do it!” Having no idea where the business would take them today, they both still took the leap of faith, knowing there had to be more to live then their previous situation. Becoming insane with their marketing and advertising ideas, the doggy daycare has been mentioned even through Fed Ex’s National campaign and QuickBooks! “We didn't just want to open a business, we wanted to give back and have fun with it!” As we all know, having a successful business means having A1 customer service. Keith’s doggy day care has blown competitors out of the water, with their love for the customer and their pets (of course). With the natural drive for money, Keith’s passion has paid off, and then some! You’re Going To Hear About: In this Episode You Will Learn About: Entrepreneurship Business Business Ownership Radio Entertainment Franchises Pets and Animals Doggy Day Care Cliental Marketing Motivation Resources Mentioned: PetTechGeek.com BubblyPaws.com For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out www.fortheloveofmoney.com. “I’ve always been told, “You can take the dollar and spend it or you can save it,” I always saved it.”

Ginny Morris, the CEO and Chairperson of Hubbard Broadcasting, is widely respected among her peers for running an innovative broadcasting company. We sat down to talk about the right way to fail in broadcasting, what she looks for when purchasing radio stations, and what the she sees when she looks at the state of the industry.