This discussion inevitably leads us to talking about Caryma Sa'd, who works with Dean regularly and who we both agree is awesome. He calls it being a responsible citizen- no guidelines for what can and can't be covered, no fear of taking risks because some corporate bigwig is afraid of losing profits, just digging as deep as you need to on stories that need to be told. We talk with Dean about why he started Crier, as well as how it ties into his storied and controversial history with radio and his podcast. The Sound Off Media Company partnered with Dean a few years ago and manage the podcast side of their business and collaborate on marketing.Ĭrier Media wants to shift the focus back to the talent, and give them a springboard to do whatever they want with their own content. It's a cooperative of podcasters, writers, bloggers, and all kinds of folks from the radio industry who got sick of seeing big radio companies prioritize the wrong things. It's the best way to find all the blog and podcast content you love from Dean's network, all in one place, but it's also a lot more than that. This week we're joined by Dean Blundell to talk about his newest venture: Crier Media. See Privacy Policy at and California Privacy Notice at. Megatrax - Licensed Music for your radio station or podcast production company.Ī Transcript of the episode is available here.

NLogic: TV & radio advertising and audience data solutions KISW celebrated 50 years recently and you can check out this episode from their current morning personality BJ Shea here.Ī thanks to the people who support the show each week and allow it arrive on your phones for free. We also discussed some other rock radio groups who shaped the soundtrack of rock radio in the 90's like Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Tool and Brother Cane.

Especially in the case of Nirvana who released their Nevermind CD the first day that Cathy took the music director position. In this episode, you will learn that it is all about timing. During that period, Cathy championed the local music scene and had a front row view to the ascension of Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains and some of the Seattle bands that did not get grouped into the G-Word category like Queensryche, and Candlebox. She spent most of her time as the station's music director and on air. Cathy Faulkner worked at KISW in Seattle from 1981 through to the early 2000's. It is fitting that this episode is being published on World Radio Day.

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