Garrett Searight is a journalist for Barrett Media, specializing in sports journalism. With a focus on analyzing the media landscape and providing insights into the world of sports broadcasting, Garrett's articles cover topics such as sports radio, television rights deals, and the intersection of sports and media.
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Garrett's coverage primarily focuses on sports radio, broadcasting, and the wider sports media landscape. He often provides expert commentary and opinion editorials in these areas. Therefore, he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights from industry professionals with valuable perspectives on trends or changes within the sports media world.
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The station moved operations to Miami to ensure that it would be able to continue covering the storm should flooding and surges reach its studios.
"Change can be scary, and a lot of people can be held back because they aren't willing to change or step out of their comfort zone."
Point blank: Bret Baier is doing his job. And if some don't like that, they should look in the mirror rather than the television screen.
By: Garrett Searight
"It's kind of surreal -- it really is -- to be a first year brand manager coming into this, and being nominated, it really is a dream come true."
By: Garrett Searight
"The show is not predictable. For me, when radio becomes predictable, radio becomes boring. That's not our show."
Donald Trump understands this key aspect that many others don't, and should be a good reminder for news/talk radio hosts about relatability.
By: Garrett Searight
"I can cover the minutiae of a presidential campaign in Georgia from the perspective of someone who's run campaigns or been a lawyer for a presidential campaign. The partisan schtick just isn't something I do."
By: Garrett Searight
"It's a huge relief and a huge release, because nobody hates you for your opinion on if you're taking the Vikings -3.5 against the Bears. People aren't enraged about you. You don't get hate mail about it."
By: Garrett Searight
The reason so many people watched the conversation between Trump and Rogan might be the exact opposite of what you think it is.
By: Garrett Searight
"This is the official seal of approval for podcasting as a mass medium. I think this is also the signal of the rise of video podcasts and the rise of YouTube as a podcast platform."
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