Dave Martin

With Podcast.One, Norman Pattiz aims to package talk shows to gain listener and advertiser interest. - Dave Martin

In Fast Company’s April issue, we’ll profile Jonah Berger, the 32-year-old Wharton professor who has become one of the world’s foremost experts on what goes viral and why. It’s easy to find examples of products or ideas that have spread and become popular, but as he writes, “it’s much harder to actually get something to catch on. - Dave Martin

"Lee was a lion in media's forest. One of the best and brightest programming executives of his generation, he led by example. His KAKC morning show was consistently #1. Lee's KOTV Dance Party achieved far bigger local ratings than did Clark's Bandstand. The years of unprecedented ratings success enjoyed by KAKC were a result of his leadership. KAKC's legacy - being one the greatest of the original Drake stations - is due, in large measure, to the exemplary work of Lee Bayley. At Drake-Chenault, Lee was an evangelist for all formats, he took the much celebrated firm beyond the single format which created it and developed a portfolio which made DC radio's first major multi-format consulting organization. Above all, Lee was a gentleman, a Southern gentleman." - Dave Martin

"Kudos, well done piece. My fav of the moment comes from the cool kids at NASA's JPL (MSL). "Dare Mighty Things"" - Dave Martin

"Outstanding! Exceptionally good news for the RAB and for the first tribe of wireless.  Erica is a gifted, talented leader. Bravos to Scott Herman and the RAB board." - Dave Martin