"People are looking to find people like themselves and coming together in almost a neo-tribal orientation of living. And there’s a tremendous opportunity for all media, particularly broadcast media,
to facilitate these people finding “themselves” in the easiest possible way…"
"One of the reasons that I think radio could have such a vibrant next 50 years or so is the issue of imagination and particularly intuition and the allegorical composition of what radio represents. With radio, you fill in a lot of the blanks yourself. And I think that’s one of the great hidden opportunities of the medium you really notice when you hear great radio, whether it’s content or advertising messaging." – From A Hear 2.0 Interview
