We do a good job of getting the facts, but good radio paints a picture. We try to provide an audio snapshot for the listener.

We?re becoming an on-demand world. It?s no longer enough to simply broadcast; we need to keep providing more and more.

Our business model is like making a cup of coffee, but instead of charging people for it, we ask customers to pay us whatever they feel it?s worth.

Whatever happens right now, it has to happen.

To explode a myth is accordingly not to deny the facts but to re-allocate them.

When they asked Connecticut, we knew our facts and we had the documentation to back it up and it paid off.