Jeremy I know you liked them and their Milwaukee offerings when they were Entercom. Many of their employees viewed them differently as underpaying, running on shoestring minimal positions and mediocre programming at best.

From a business standpoint, it is irrelevant they became a major player. The bank gave them the money, they committed, they should have procured the right people to make sure they didn't fail financially.

They are a drunken sailor company. They chocked their markets and stations when they poured all the money building those headquarters. Totally unnecessary. But the radio industry is stuck on the self masturbating fixation of having posh headquarters to appeal to advertisers. Ultimately, it is some on the high end of the totem pole living a big life on others tit. Advertisers will end up advertising at your company and others. Be a good salesperson without the frills and you will not be in this position, AUDACY.

The inept management and decisions killing legendary stations like B96 is another discussion itself.

Z