Matt Jones

Radio is harder.

I tell this to people all the time.

You have to have more talent on radio than TV.

I don't say this to be mean, but like you can put any – any goober can learn television.

Read a teleprompter.

Yeah, especially news.

Now, commentary is a little different, but especially news.

Now, there are people who are better at it than other people, but like you can learn to do it.

But at this, if you ain't good, you're not going to –

You can't hide to use Calipari's things.

I think radio is the hardest thing to do.

And I think live radio is harder than podcasts because podcasts, people, you can edit stuff.

You know, Drew, this is – it's out there.

And as we have seen from our audience sometimes, people are unforgiving.

Like, it's just – and you are you.

So, like, I find it actually harder and more – because of that, more stimulating.

Yeah, TV is mostly completely scripted before you sit down.

Yeah.

And you can put – not that there's visuals with radio, but, you know, you're throwing in sound and going to interviews and throwing – you know, you've got the big breaks in between.

A 20-minute radio segment with live air where you can't pause or slip up or edit it, that takes – Well, even those shows where people are sitting around and having commentary, like First Take or the political shows –