Local ownership comes with its own unique set of challenges. At 1010XL in Jacksonville, Steve Griffin faces those challenges head on and delivers for his staff and his clients with unique, market-focused solutions.

Sportsbooks are creating their own media now, and no company is doing that using more guys that have made their names on sports radio than BetRivers. Terry Dugan & Adam Delevitt talk about the strategy behind that decision for today and for the future.

Getting to ESPN and then succeeding with what he has been offered has taken a lot of learning and patience for Jay Williams. Check out his conversation with Jason Barrett.

Zach Leonsis of Monumental Sports talks about why the company bought an RSN and what innovations he thinks could revolutionize that industry.

John Kincade shares his thoughts on coming home to Philadelphia, the latest headlines from the industry and the opportunities that turnover in his market presents.

Colin Cowherd talks about why The Volume works and keeps growing, what he will miss about Joy Taylor, and where he sees himself and his show going in the future.

Very few people in sports media are as honest or as candid as Paul Finebaum. He doesn't hold back in this conversation with Jason Barrett.

Romey, Romius Prime, The Pimp in the Box. Call Jim Rome whatever you want, but don't ever forget that he is a sports radio legend. He joins JB to talk about how he reinvented himself and his show after more than 2 decades of success.

If it is happening in sports media, Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports knows about it and has thoughts to share. He and JB cover the Big Ten's new deal, what is next for the Manning Cast, who is ready to spend big money on the NBA and more.

How did Dave LaGreca convince the bosses at SiriusXM to let him talk about wrestling as a full-time job? He didn't. He tells Jason why wrestling fans are the kind of loyal audience every show and network want.