CBS News Radio Post Mortem with Craig Swagler

Staying Mentally Healthy in the Media Business (Frosted Noodles)

In episode four, Rob Archer and Charles Feldman riff on the changing media landscape with a humorous laugh-track experiment, then welcome Habit Coach Ronnie Loaiza to discuss anxiety, layoffs, artificial intelligence fears, and practical tools for coping and rebuilding momentum. The conversation mixes personal stories, concrete habit-building advice, community and networking strategies, and where to find more from the hosts and their guest. Check out Ronnie at https://ronnielolifecoach.com/

CBS News Radio Post Mortem with Craig Swagler

On the day the CBS News Radio chimes go silent, Rob Archer and Charles Feldman talk with former CBS News Radio head Craig Swagler about what led to the network’s collapse, why the decision was made, and what it means for the future of broadcasting. A candid inside look at the shrinking radio business, the decline of legacy media, and what may come next for journalism in America.

Good Night and Good Luck, CBS News Radio

Rob Archer and Charles Feldman discuss the demise of CBS News Radio, the collapse of the traditional broadcasting model, and the changing mission of journalism in America. The conversation explores the legacy of Edward R. Murrow, the shrinking world of radio news, corporate media consolidation, and whether moral clarity still has a place in modern broadcast journalism. A thoughtful look at where the industry has been — and where it may be headed next.

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Radio is changing. Journalism is under pressure. Trust in media is collapsing. Former KNX In Depth hosts Rob Archer and Charles Feldman reunite to talk about what happened to radio, what’s happening to journalism, and why the First Amendment suddenly feels fragile again. Joined by legendary anchor Pat Powers, the first episode mixes insider broadcasting stories, media analysis, newsroom memories, and blunt conversation about the future of the business. If you care about journalism, media, radio, or free speech — welcome aboard.