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Sex and Shock Jocks: an Analysis of the Howard Stern and Bob & Tom Shows Lawrence Soley Marquette University, [email protected]
Marquette University e-Publications@Marquette College of Communication Faculty Research and Communication, College of Publications 11-1-2007 Sex and Shock Jocks: An Analysis of the Howard Stern and Bob & Tom Shows Lawrence Soley Marquette University, [email protected] Accepted version. Journal of Promotion Management, Vol. 13, No. 1/2 (November 2007): 73-91. DOI. © 2007 Taylor & Francis (Routledge). Used with permission. NOT THE PUBLISHED VERSION; this is the author’s final, peer-reviewed manuscript. The published version may be accessed by following the link in the citation at the bottom of the page. Sex and Shock Jocks: An Analysis of the Howard Stern and Bob & Tom Shows Lawrence Soley Diederich College of Communication, Marquette University Milwaukee, WI Abstract: Studies of mass media show that sexual content has increased during the past three decades and is now commonplace. Research studies have examined the sexual content of many media, but not talk radio. A subcategory of talk radio, called “shock jock” radio, has been repeatedly accused of being indecent and sexually explicit. This study fills in this gap in the literature by presenting a short history and an exploratory content analysis of shock jock radio. The content analysis compares the sexual discussions of two radio talk shows: Infinity’s Howard Stern Show and Clear Channel’s Bob & Tom Show. Introduction The quantity and explicitness of sexual content in mass media has steadily increased during the past three decades. Greenberg and Busselle (1996) found that sexual activities depicted in soap operas increased between 1985 and 1994, rising from 3.67 actions per hour in 1985 to 6.64 per hour in 1994. -
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Volume XXXII • Number 24 • June 16, 2006 Conclave Learning Conference 2006: Future Tense. Marriott City Center/ Minneapolis. Rev. Al Sharpton, Gloria Steinem, Glenn Beck, & Terryl THE Brown Clemons. 14 Format Symposia. Over 40 sessions. $499 until July 1st, when the $599 walk-up rate will apply! To register for the 2006 Learning AIN TREET Conference or for questions on any Conclave program, call 952-927-4487 M S or visit www.theconclave.com. Communicator Network Clear Channel/Des Moines has launched AAA KPTL -“The Capital” - formerly occupying the frequency owned by Adult Hits KDRB. (KDRB shifted T AA TT TT LL EE R to “100.3 The Bus” a few weeks ago when KMXD flipped from AC.) The T R Bus continued broadcasting on its old frequency until the format was Publisher: Tom Kay Editor • Jess Treft launched under the guidance of CC National Triple A Format Brand Manager Cartoons Pilfered by Lenny Bronstein (and KTCZ/Minneapolis PD) Lauren Macleash. CC VP/Market Mgr. Joel McCrea said, “The incredible success of KDRB ‘The Bus’ prompted us to 1986-Main1986 Main Street’s 20th Anniversary-2006Anniversary 2006 move that station to a much stronger signal at 100.3FM. That created an opportunity to create something new for the market on the 106.3 frequency.” Syndicated talk show host Ed Schultz claims that “Republicans and He added, “People who liked KFMG, and before that KDMG, would like Conservatives” are conspiring to get him taken off Clear Channel Talk this station.”(KPTL is in the process of hiring at least three on-air WCKY-A/Cincinnati. -
Aces UP! 2012 Raises $100,000 for Urban Prep Academies
Aces UP! 2012 raises $100,000 for Urban Prep Academies Urban Prep’s 6th Annual Aces UP! Charity Poker Tournament was hosted on Friday, November 30th at City Winery, one of Chicago’s newest entertainment and dining venues. Event hosts, Alexi Giannoulias, Richard Roeper, Tim King and Chris Zorich were back at it again with a first class event that raised $100,000 in support of Urban Prep Academies. Before the cards dropped, guests enjoyed a sumptuous buffet paired with luscious wines and endless premium spirits. This year’s lead sponsor, BNY Mellon Wealth Management added to the awesome prize pool for Aces UP! by raffling a holiday gift basket full of sophisticated goodies. Many guests also went “all-in” for an opportunity to sponsor a coveted red and gold striped tie for an Urban Prep senior with a special “Tie it UP” re-buy, giving tournament players additional chips for play. As the tournament dwindled to five players competing for a portion of the $10,000 prize pool, it was city of Chicago Alderman Richard Mell who claimed the grand prize. Having ousted a table of experienced poker players, Alderman Mell won the title and bragging rights of being this year’s tournament champion. Will he remain champ next year? Make sure you’re there to find out. Money raised at Aces UP! will go a long way toward helping Urban Prep’s students achieve their educational goals. Thank you to all of our sponsors, players, and spectators! Pictures from Aces UP! 2012 can be viewed at www.urbanprep.org/photos Aces UP! 2012 continued Aces UP! 2012 Sponsors Aces -
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St. Cloud, Tim Kelly, WKFM-WORK-WLKR/ Sandusky, Lester St. James, Volume XXVIII • Number 42• October 25, 2002 KRZZ/ Wichita, and Jonathan Drake, WLRW/ Champaign. Was the day THETHE meaningful for the student body of 2002? Kenny Jay, PD of D-99.3/ Dodgeville, WI says “I went because I knew I was missing one part of my AIN TREET delivery, just one thing holding me back. I couldn’t diagnose it myself, but M S Tony Waitekus heard it and we talked about possible solutions.” Cindy CommunicatorNetwork Huber of WMYX/Milwaukee said, “I was one of those jocks who never got airchecked and to go to TalenTrak and to personally meet with all the AA TT TT LL EE program directors, many who I’ve tried to meet for years, was well worth TT RR double what I paid to attend.” Chris Byrnes, a part-timer at WXSS, re- TheThe intersectionintersection ofof radioradio && musicmusic sincesince 19741974 flected, “I was driven to crank up the radio on the drive home and do a break alongside the DJ, then critique the ways which both of us could TomTom KayKay -- ChrisChris MozenaMozena -- BradBrad SavageSavage have done it better.” Other responses left by students (anonymously): The TATTLER wishes to extend condolences to the family, friends, and “This was a great reminder of why we’re in this business”, “This is just supporters of Minnesota Senator Paul Wellstone, who was killed in a awesome! A great experience,” and “It was well worth the six hours I spent plane crash earlier this morning along with his wife and daughter. -
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conduct. The man has been harassing Branch since 2003 when he Volume XXXIII • Number 13 • March 30, 2007 began sending her letters and following her around the country. He’s also been caught backstage after lunging at the singer while she was signing autographs. He was under a restraining order until its expiration MAIN STREET in 2004. Presents Dan Mason, 1998 Conclave Learning Conference keynoter, has been TheThe ConclaveConclave named President/CEO of CBS Radio. He will now oversee the 144 stations that make up CBS’s spread, replacing Joel Hollander and AA TT TT LL EE reporting directly to CBS Corp. President/CEO Les Moonves. Mason TT RR is once again the head of facilities he’s run before. From 1995-2002 he was the President of CBS Radio, where he successfully integrated CBS, Publisher: Tom Kay Editor: Kate Kennedy Group W, Infinity Radio, and American Radio Systems radio stations. Cartoons Pilfered by Lenny Bronstein & Jay Philpott He joined Westinghouse as President of Group W Radio in 1993. Mason’s return to radio hasn’t severed any ties with his partner Walter You know how radio makes hits, but do you know what goes into making Sabo in Sabo Mason International Initiatives; his agreement is to radio hits? You will after attending “BMI Presents: The Making of Radio take the President/CEO position at CBS Radio and allows him to keep Hits” at this summer’s Learning Conference: Conclave 007- Radio his international consultancy business. Rumor: Might Dan make a return Under Construction. Special guests for the Thursday (6/28) session to the Learning Conference in June? are noted pop and country songwriting superstars Jeffrey Steele and Bob DiPiero, who’ll share the secrets of creating hit songs for the radio. -
Chicago Sun‐Times, 1994
Soothsay What? Sure Things for '95 Chicago Sun‐Times December 30, 1994 Some things everyone knows. The Oscars are March 27. "Kiss of 8. In an effort to attract a younger audience, WGN‐AM (720) the Spider Woman" is May 18. Taste of Chicago starts June 24. tries to hire Jonathon Brandmeier, Kevin Matthews or Danny And "M.A.N.T.I.S." can't last much longer. Bonaduce from WLUP‐FM (97.9). Instead, WGN settles for bringing back Eddie Schwartz. But the obvious isn't good enough for WeekendPlus. It's impossible to keep up on this town's activities and 9. No‐Zima Zones. entertainment without doing a little extrapolating. So we've gazed into the future to make some educated guesses about 10. Lili Taylor stars as a hip jazz club operator, Brad Pitt is a what to expect in the year ahead. And you ‐ lucky you ‐ get to yuppie entrepreneur out to get her evicted so he can install a read them: computer emporium, and Ethan Hawke is a community activist planting smoke bombs in "Wicker Park." The romantic comedy‐ 1. Despite an elaborate nationwide talent hunt in urban drama boasts shared music tracks by Veruca Salt and Red Red playgrounds, producers of the "Hoop Dreams" dramatic remake Meat. end up recruiting actors from Hollywood's home turf. Jaleel White will play the mercurial Arthur Agee, with Sean Nelson 11. Chamber orchestras call a one‐year moratorium on Vivaldi's ("Fresh") as hype victim William Gates. Also cast: Danny Aiello as "Four Seasons." Coach Gene Pingatore, Tommy Lee Jones as Bobby Knight, Richard Pryor as Arthur's dad, Natalie Cole and Marsha Warfield 12. -
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Volume XXX • Number 33 • August 13, 2004 Infinity VP/AC Programming, WNEW/New York PD (and former KYKY PD/OM) Smokey Rivers is reportedly transferring to the PD THE post at sister AC KVIL/Dallas, effective Monday (8/30). Smokey will replace Kurt Johnson as PD at KVIL reporting to KVIL VP/GM David MAIN STREET Henry. Johnson, who remains Infinity/Dallas VP/Programming, takes Communicator Network over the PD post at KJKK, and in addition he ll continue to program Smooth Jazz KOAI. AA TT TT LL EE TT RR LaFayette, IN Spring Book. Wask owned WKOA slips a little but stays tied for first with Stay Tuned Broadcasting s New B 102.9 30th Anniversary 30 1974 - 2004 who gains nearly a share. WKOA-FM 13.2-11.9, WXXB-FM 11.0- 11.9, WASK-AM 1.5-11.2, WASK-FM 8.1-11.2, WAZY-FM 10.3-11.2, Tom Kay • Chris Mozena WKHY-FM 8.1-7.7, WSHP-FM 6.6-5.6, WGLM-FM 5.9-4.2, WLFF- Emmis, which has battled the FCC throughout recent years over FM 3.7-4.2, WLS-AM 2.9-2.8, WFBQ-FM 1.5-2.1, WMRS-FM 0.7- whether broadcasts by WKQX/Chicago morning man Mancow Muller 0.7, WSHW-FM 2.2-0.7, WGN-AM 0.7-0.7, WIBC-AM 0.7-0.7, WRZX- are indecent, announced earlier this week that it has settled its FM 0.7-0.7. Disclaimer: Books in The TATTLER are12+ persons, indecency cases with the FCC by signing a consent decree. -
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can employ the very next day they are on the air. The session will Volume XXXIV• Number 12 • March 21, 2008 lead to a discernable difference in the way an attendee or their station sounds versus the way their competition sounds. Kramer says, “The only way to guarantee a talent’s job safety in today’s radio world is MAIN STREET simply to be the best talent on the station. It’s harder and takes longer Presents by yourself. There’s a reason that Tiger Woods has a coach.” Conclave Agenda chairperson, Tim Kelly (Elyria-Lorain TheThe ConclaveConclave Broadcasting) adds, “With so much talk being given to making great content the Conclave feels it’s vital that we provide our attendees T AA TT TT LL EE R with ways for them to take action toward creating and improving that T R content. In addition to working with the Audience Development Group, Publisher: Tom Kay Editor: Benjamin Holsen Tommy Kramer has spent over 35 years in radio as an on-air talent, Cartoons Suggested by Lenny Bronstein & Jay Philpott Programmer, and Talent Coach, and has worked with over 100 stations in all formats, specializing in coaching morning team shows. Let The Women Do it! The Conclave announced details of the newly He was elected to the Texas Radio Hall of Fame in 2003. formed Women’s Education and Career Advancement Network (WECAN) committee. With its focus on developing, mentoring and The Clear Channel Communications buyout had escalating empowering women in the radio industry the committee is the driving tensions this week amid confusion between the private-equity force behind some of the agenda items scheduled for CONCLAVE companies and the banks that have agreed to finance the transaction 08: AT THE CROSSROADS, June 26th-29th in Minneapolis. -
Farm Aid 30 Concert Can Be Found in the Appendix
FARM AID 30 Communications Strategy Overview GOAL To grow a community of family farmers, activists and advocates, eater and donors who are coming together to change the food system. AUDIENCE • Now generation of eaters and farmers (young, diverse, 20 – 40 years old) • Loyal Farm Aid community of family farmers, activists and advocates, and eaters and donors • Partners and sponsors KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPI) • Earned media coverage • Tweets using #fRoad2FarmAid, #farmaid30 and/or @FarmAid • Social media posts from artists attending Farm Aid 30 on Twitter, Facebook and/or Instagram • Social engagement • Audience engagement (contributions) at road2.farmaid.org • FarmAid.org website engagement (visits, pages per visit, avg. visit duration, % new visits, bounce rate) • Farm Aid 30 ticket sales SOCO MESSAGE Thanks to each one of us -- family farmers, activists and advocates, eaters and donors -- we have come together and the food system is changing. For 30 years, you have joined farm aid and taken many small actions that are making a big difference. Together, we are creating a food and farm system that is good for family farmers, good for the soil and water, good for our health and good for the country. | Farm Aid 30 2 SUMMARY OF OUTREACH ACTIVITIES • Beginning in January, the publicity team implemented a monthly outreach approach that emphasized Farm Aid’s impact. Outreach kicked off with promotion of Farm Aid’s drought training. • In February, Farm Aid engaged Willie Nelson and John Mellencamp to announce the date at the GRAMMY Foundation Gala, leveraging a high-profile event for anniversary visibility. • Farm Aid leveraged the Iowa Ag Summit in March to send a counter-message about the role of family farmers in a stronger food system. -
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Rumor: Will that be our very own Tremolo being prominently heard Volume XXX • Number 49 • December 3, 2004 on Fox’ North Shore next week? Makes that airplay on “Waiting Room” THE that much more special now, doesn’t it. ADD KQIC!! AIN TREET Clear Channel didn’t have to give a “Dam”, as Monterey Licenses M S (AKA Triad Broadcasting) challenged the group’s acquisition of Communicator Network KDAM-FM/Fargo (Hope, ND) from Michael Radio Group. Triad Broadcasting first attempted to stop the sale in 2001. Although AA TT TT LL EE Commissioners Michael Copps and South Dakota’s Jonathan TT RR Adelstein agree with Triad, its petition for review was denied, primarily because of the new Arbitron-geographical market definition. The FCC 30th Anniversary 30 1974 - 2004 points out that this regimen was not in use at the time of the sale, and “All the news that fits, we gits!” explains, “We do not generally apply changes in ownership rules retroactively so as to require divestiture of existing combinations...” According to Radio Business Report, the suggestion that the cluster The Cow returns to Conclave XXX! Fresh off his newly signed was too big based on an “alternative signal contour prediction syndication agreement with TRN-FM, Erich Mancow Muller will methodology” which would have brought KRVI-FM Detroit Lakes MN keynote the 30th Anniversary Conclave Learning Conference on into play was also rejected on general principles. FCC noted that before Saturday, July 23, 2005 at the Marriott City Centre in Minneapolis! allowing the KDAM deal, CC controlled 53.6% of ad revenue, and CC Host of “Mancow’s Morning Madhouse” on Emmis’ Q101/WKQX-FM plus Monterey had 92.6%. -
Chicago Radio Spotlight: St
Chicago Radio Spotlight: Steve Dale 1 of 6 SEARCH BLOG FLAG BLOG Next Blog» Create Blog | Sign In chicago radio spotlight Interviews with current and former Chicago radio professionals Saturday, May 30, 2009 conducted by twenty year Chicago radio veteran Rick Kaempfer Steve Dale About Me Name: Rick Kaempfer Steve Dale is a nationally syndicated columnist and After a twenty year radio radio host. He most recently hosted "Pet Central" on career in Chicago, I'm now an WGN radio. author/writer/blogger. View my complete profile Last 10 posts Back next week Kipper McGee Rick: Your show “Pet Central” was cancelled recently by WGN Radio after Mitch Michaels more than ten years on the air, a victim of the weekend restructuring there. Bernie Tafoya How did they let you know they were ending it? John Gehron Buzz Kilman Rich Koz Steve: As a guy who has been fired a few times... I knew a week or two Jack Silver before that something was up, maybe even a month or two. I had that radio Rob Hart radar working. But they handled me with dignity, I have no complaints. They Mary Van De Velde explained why they were doing it, they didn’t beat around the bush, told me it had nothing to do with my show, which kind of made me feel better, and they let me say goodbye on the air, which most people wouldn’t do. I don’t know (WGN PD) Kevin that well, my interaction has been minimal, but I’ll never forget the guy for giving me the opportunity to say goodbye. -
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Volume XXIX • Number 6 • February 7, 2003 Lincoln Fall Book. KFOR-AM and Three Eagles are in first place. KFOR- AM 9.4-9.3, KZKX 7.3-8.0, KIBZ 8.7-7.7, KBBK 5.9-6.4, KFGE 4.2-5.8, THETHE KFRX 7.0-5.8, KLIN-AM 7.7-5.4, KRKR 4.2-5.1, KKUL 5.2-4.5, KTGL 5.2- 4.2, KQCH 3.8-3.2, KFAB-AM 2.1-2.9, KLTQ 2.4-2.6, KEFM 1.7-2.2, KEZO MAIN STREET 1.0-2.2, KLMS-AM 1.0-2.2, KOMJ-AM 1.4-2.2, KSLI 1.4-1.6, KGOR 1.0- CommunicatorNetwork 1.0, KBBX **-0.6, KQKQ 1.0-0.6, KSRZ 1.0-0.6. Fall books found in this TATTLER are 12+ persons, 6A-12P, M-Su, 6A-mid, Spring 2002 – Fall 2002 comparisons, unless otherwise noted. Copyright © 2003, The Arbitron TT AA TT TT LL EE RR Company. These results may not be used without permission from Arbitron. TheThe intersectionintersection ofof radioradio && musicmusic sincesince 19741974 Grammy-nominated Susan Tedeschi is a breath of fresh air for Hot A/C TomTom KayKay -- ChrisChris MozenaMozena -- BradBrad SavageSavage and Mod A/C radio. “Alone” is already a proven commodity at Triple A with WBMX/Boston leading the way with 12 spins a week on this break- The FCC’s quest for public input regarding it’s announced intention to at- through blues/soul ballad. Once you play it, people will call! Artemis tempt to further relax ownership rules hit some interesting potholes this week.