You’ll come for the sex; you’ll stay for the story. Heated Rivalry is the “it” show now – lots of buzz. It’s on everyone’s timeline and seemingly inescapable in conversation. Why is it resonating and what’s to learn from that? Heated Rivalry does the one thing at its core every show must do to shift […]
https://reynoldsgroupradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/SteveReynolds_logo-rev-300x86.png00Steve Reynoldshttps://reynoldsgroupradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/SteveReynolds_logo-rev-300x86.pngSteve Reynolds2026-01-17 14:47:372026-01-18 09:42:31Friction Hooks Fans – A Better Way to Build Character Connections (Heated Rivalry Edition)
If you’re a friend you know that in the winter months, my sport is basketball. Especially college ball, given I live in the same market as NC State, Duke, and UNC-Chapel Hill. Years ago, when my father came to terms that his eldest son would never play sports, he suggested that I officiate my uncle’s […]
Some nights while eating dinner, I have no appetite on TV for the political shout-fests or sports round table know-it-alls. So, I keep clicking until I hit gold: a rerun of Everybody Loves Raymond. A show that hasn’t been on the air in 20 years but always delivers the laughs. I wanna break down why […]
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Friction Hooks Fans – A Better Way to Build Character Connections (Heated Rivalry Edition)
You’ll come for the sex; you’ll stay for the story. Heated Rivalry is the “it” show now – lots of buzz. It’s on everyone’s timeline and seemingly inescapable in conversation. Why is it resonating and what’s to learn from that? Heated Rivalry does the one thing at its core every show must do to shift […]
No One Gets Better Alone
If you’re a friend you know that in the winter months, my sport is basketball. Especially college ball, given I live in the same market as NC State, Duke, and UNC-Chapel Hill. Years ago, when my father came to terms that his eldest son would never play sports, he suggested that I officiate my uncle’s […]
The Raymond Rule – Why Your Characters Need Conflict – Sitcom Secrets for Radio Success
Some nights while eating dinner, I have no appetite on TV for the political shout-fests or sports round table know-it-alls. So, I keep clicking until I hit gold: a rerun of Everybody Loves Raymond. A show that hasn’t been on the air in 20 years but always delivers the laughs. I wanna break down why […]