Lori Flowers

I was going to say that. I did. I was two.

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I mean, a lot has changed. And it starts with how people consume their media. So back in the day, when I was two, three, and four, and five, people really looked at radio as, and I say this kind of loosely, as the king. Like, oh, it's radio. I'm going to turn my favorite station on. And all I'm going to do is listen all day to my favorite show. I'm going to go to all of the events there.

I mean, a lot has changed. And it starts with how people consume their media. So back in the day, when I was two, three, and four, and five, people really looked at radio as, and I say this kind of loosely, as the king. Like, oh, it's radio. I'm going to turn my favorite station on. And all I'm going to do is listen all day to my favorite show. I'm going to go to all of the events there.

I mean, a lot has changed. And it starts with how people consume their media. So back in the day, when I was two, three, and four, and five, people really looked at radio as, and I say this kind of loosely, as the king. Like, oh, it's radio. I'm going to turn my favorite station on. And all I'm going to do is listen all day to my favorite show. I'm going to go to all of the events there.

They're down the street. I'm going to go and see the van pull up and I'm going to win tickets. So that, you know, just the excitement people would have when they would see a radio station van or turn the radio on. As times have gone on, people have other options now. And so as radio, we have to do our best to remain where they are. So we still have radio now podcasting. So that has changed.

They're down the street. I'm going to go and see the van pull up and I'm going to win tickets. So that, you know, just the excitement people would have when they would see a radio station van or turn the radio on. As times have gone on, people have other options now. And so as radio, we have to do our best to remain where they are. So we still have radio now podcasting. So that has changed.

They're down the street. I'm going to go and see the van pull up and I'm going to win tickets. So that, you know, just the excitement people would have when they would see a radio station van or turn the radio on. As times have gone on, people have other options now. And so as radio, we have to do our best to remain where they are. So we still have radio now podcasting. So that has changed.

That's coming to the form, the frame. Digital, we have to meet them, you know, they're streaming. And so all of these different evolutions of things, we as radio, we have to make sure that we are ahead of the game. We have to meet people where they are. They may not get as excited about seeing us at an event with tickets.

That's coming to the form, the frame. Digital, we have to meet them, you know, they're streaming. And so all of these different evolutions of things, we as radio, we have to make sure that we are ahead of the game. We have to meet people where they are. They may not get as excited about seeing us at an event with tickets.

That's coming to the form, the frame. Digital, we have to meet them, you know, they're streaming. And so all of these different evolutions of things, we as radio, we have to make sure that we are ahead of the game. We have to meet people where they are. They may not get as excited about seeing us at an event with tickets.

So we have we're still out there, but, you know, they can win tickets other places. So we just have to always think of other things to entice them and give them experiences, things that money can't buy. Because so often you can buy tickets, you can, you know, you know, go online and get them right quick. But if you can have an experience that's different.

So we have we're still out there, but, you know, they can win tickets other places. So we just have to always think of other things to entice them and give them experiences, things that money can't buy. Because so often you can buy tickets, you can, you know, you know, go online and get them right quick. But if you can have an experience that's different.

So we have we're still out there, but, you know, they can win tickets other places. So we just have to always think of other things to entice them and give them experiences, things that money can't buy. Because so often you can buy tickets, you can, you know, you know, go online and get them right quick. But if you can have an experience that's different.

Well, you know what? We are always free and people forget about that. A lot of times you've got to pay for, you know, other platforms to pay to be, to be, you know, listen to their stations, but we're always free and we're always on. It's like the lights are always on where we are. We're live and local and, you know, if something happens, the radio is there.

Well, you know what? We are always free and people forget about that. A lot of times you've got to pay for, you know, other platforms to pay to be, to be, you know, listen to their stations, but we're always free and we're always on. It's like the lights are always on where we are. We're live and local and, you know, if something happens, the radio is there.

Well, you know what? We are always free and people forget about that. A lot of times you've got to pay for, you know, other platforms to pay to be, to be, you know, listen to their stations, but we're always free and we're always on. It's like the lights are always on where we are. We're live and local and, you know, if something happens, the radio is there.

Like, I've been in snowstorms where the entire radio station, the crew, we had to be there to make sure that we are satisfying our listeners. We had to be there to make sure we are providing heaters for those who need stuff, fans for, you know, hot weather. Radio is always there, and that's why an advertiser needs to always consider radio because it's not going to go out. We are live and local.